Name: Lovely Day Tincture 1:1 - Cosmic View - Sespe Creek
Brand: Cosmic View
Price: 70.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Introducing the Lovely Day Tincture, a unique 1:1 ratio formulation featuring strains like Sapphire-Tsu and Pineapple Wonder. This bliss-boosting blend is skillfully crafted with anandamide-enhancing and beta-caryophyllene-rich superfood infusions such as cacao nibs, cinnamon, and black peppercorn. Paired with the balanced high of regeneratively grown Moon Made farms 1:1 cannabis and set in a base of Northern California’s extra virgin olive oil, it aims to lift spirits with a functional high suitable for both day and night.

The Lovely Day Tincture is more than just a mood lifter. It’s a blend that may provide mood-stabilizing properties, potentially effective in treating anxiety and depression. The euphoric and balanced high it delivers is ideal for an active day or to inspire deeper creativity and flow. Beyond its mood-enhancing abilities, it also boasts powerful anti-inflammatory properties. This makes it effective in soothing pain, whether it’s related to arthritis, neuropathy, or muscular and structural discomfort.

With all ingredients sustainably and holistically farmed, the Lovely Day Tincture embodies a perfect blend of nature and nurture. Whether you’re looking to boost your mood or alleviate pain, stepping into a Lovely Day might be just what you need.

Cannabinoid	CBD, THC
Classification	Alternative
Cultivation	Sungrown
Ethos	DEM Pure, Sun+Earth, Woman Owned
Brand	Cosmic View

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Cosmic View

Cosmic View, treasured for its connection to the origins of the universe, is deeply rooted in a family's cosmic fascination. One of the family's most prized possessions is a hand-transcribed passage by Carl Sagan, penned by the founder's reclusive artist grandfather. This passage serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all living things and the small, yet significant, role each plays on planet earth. The founders' mother, influenced by her father's celestial interests, pursued a career as a research scientist, while the founder themselves took a creative path. Both paths, though different, were guided by a shared curiosity about the world and the intertwining dance of science and art, reason, and intuition.

In 2017, Cosmic View was launched as a marriage of traditional herbalism, science, and brand-forward storytelling. The company reflects a shared obsession with pure earth products that recognize humanity's role as caretakers of the planet and the cosmic order of nature. This alignment with scientific inquiry and spiritual insight embodies the words of Carl Sagan, who said, “Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is a profound source of spirituality.”

Christine Skibola, PhD, is a key figure behind Cosmic View. A former UC Berkeley professor and leading international cancer researcher, she shifted her focus from academia to pursue her passion for helping individuals with cancer and chronic illnesses through holistic approaches. Utilizing her scientific background, Christine produces Cosmic View's topical and supplemental cannabis formulations designed to aid those with health conditions. Her impressive career includes positions at the University of Alabama and UC Berkeley, authoring over 100 peer-reviewed science journal articles, and working with prestigious institutions such as the Mayo Clinic, Harvard Medical School, and the National Cancer Institute. Dr. Skibola's interest in diet, lifestyle, mind-body practices, and the potential role of cannabis in treating cancer symptoms manifests her dedication to empowering patients regarding their health.

Nicole Skibola, a cancer survivor and creative living in West Marin, California, adds a unique perspective to Cosmic View. Her passion for holistic health deepened after surviving rare endometrial cancer at a young age, leading to an interest in cannabis products, particularly CBD extractions. Nicole's contributions to Cosmic View include a blend of business savvy, a love for aesthetic packaging, and an appreciation for the storytelling inherent in life's unexpected turns. She is also the author of "Wakeful Night," an illustrated exploration of cancer-related loss, featuring her own abstract linocut prints and India ink paintings. Nicole has worked with various organizations, such as the USC Norris Cancer Center and the Brooklyn Cottage, and contributes to "A Women’s Thing," a New York-based magazine where she writes about entrepreneurship, feminism, and finding one's path.