Kesha Fairman

Kesha Fairman has faced major health challenges, including the replacement of her aortic valve, the removal of a pituitary tumor, and dealing with blood clots. To find relief, she turned to natural medicine and noticed that many African-Americans are unaware of the benefits of hemp and cannabis.She saw a lack of diverse research in this area. Kesha aims to partner with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to study how hemp and cannabis affect African-American health and to change negative perceptions.

By sharing her story, Kesha hopes to show how these plants work with our bodies and promote a better understanding of their benefits. This journey has connected her with top doctors and experts, and she now works as a manufacturer. She offers white-labeling opportunities and collaborates with doctors and scientists to develop research-based products. This initiative helps HBCUs generate revenue and allows individuals to enter the industry, creating products that can positively impact the African-American community through genuine research and development.

Dr. Gregory Smith

Dr. Gregory L. Smith earned his medical degree from Rush Medical School and a Masters of Public Health from Harvard University. He completed his residency in Preventive Medicine at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. After serving as a Major in the US Army, Dr. Smith has practiced medicine in California, Georgia, and Florida for 30 years.

Since 2000, he has specialized in medical cannabis, conducting extensive research and serving as a Medical and Scientific Advisor to several related operations and product manufacturers. Dr.Smith is also a prolific writer and speaker, having published over a dozen medical papers, two textbooks, and a novel, and frequently lectures at medical conferences globally.

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