I/o Xel, Inc.

Andrew David Hospodor

Robert James Rapp

The present invention administers a cannabinoid medication to a patient followed by observing one or more physiological responses in the patient during a first period of time when treating a medical condition. The cannabinoid medication may include one or more specific types of cannabinoids at a dosage level or may include a plurality of discrete formulations where each formulation includes masses of specific cannabinoids that may be used for treating one or more ailments.

Terpene control in scaleable cannabinoid medicinal formulations

Methods and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may provide electrical energy and thermal to extraction or separation equipment. Methods and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may extract and concentrate essential elements plant matter. An amount of wasted heat energy collected from a engine that powers an electrical generator may be provided to an evaporation or separation process when electrical power is provided to extraction or separation processing equipment. Computers or electronics that control equipment consistent with the present disclosure may be remotely controlled via a mobile electronic device, when desired. Such computers or electronics may receive sensor data related to the operation of plat matter extractors, related separation equipment, or other equipment may be used to manage a production line. As such, methods and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may extract essential elements from cannabis plant matter and process those essential elements into cannabis extracts or isolates.

Method and apparatus for sharing co-generated energy when processing essential elements from plant matter

A process for uniformly measuring the performance characteristic of a computer peripheral by accommodating for variations in the clock rate of the host computer system is disclosed, where after connecting the target to the host and initializing the system automatically calibrates itself to the clock rate of the host and determines the parameters of the target. The user may then define a select test, a set of test, or a continuous set of tests to be run on the target. In performing the selected test or tests, the system determines the amount of overhead time associated with the host and target, and the data transfer time, before determining the various base access times of the target. Upon the determination of a base access time, the host overhead time is then removed to yield an accurate access time measurement that is independent of variable characteristics of the host computer system.

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Santa Cruz, CA, United States of America

Andrew David Hospodor