Teaching course: Hemp, toxic metals, and agricultural vaccines

On Saturday 25 March 2023, the programme will include several study modules: from the morphology and botany of the plant to its phyto-depurative properties in the soil; galenic cannabis, endocannabinoids and phytocannabinoids; experiences and research on the benefits of cannabinoid light oils in complete phyto-complex, heavy metal toxicity and harmful substances.

On Sunday 26th the training modules will focus on the raw extraction of natural hemp in complete phyto-complex, dermo-cosmetics and functional ointments; ecological textile hemp, cultivation without chemicals; sharing on basic and study topics, and phytotherapeutic proposals.

For their research, the organisers are inspired by the studies of the physician and hygienist Aldo Sacchetti, who ‘had foreseen the drift of science and its subservience to techno-industry, its limitations and theoretical and practical errors’.

The speakers

• Alberto Frattini is an energy analyst and naturopath, researching the effectiveness of light cannabinoids in disorders caused by toxic metals and harmful substances.
• Christoph Kirchler is the founder of the social cooperative Ecopassion and promoter of the ethical hemp supply chain for human well-being in food, agriculture, textiles, green building and for curative and healthy use.
• Marta Soccolini is a biodynamic and organic agronomist with a degree in sustainable agriculture.
• Monica Ronzan is an artisan weaver of hemp fibre and makes garments. è tessitrice artigianale della fibra di canapa e realizza capi di abbigliamento.