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Virtual Medical International Inc. May be the Next Wellness Green Stock to Hit the Spotlight on Wall

[Image](?awt_a=1jS4A&awt_l=Dx3Vy&awt_m=fxoYlJaFzQvde4A) [Image]( Virtual Medical International Inc. (OTC: QEBR) May be the Next Wellness Green Stock to Hit the Spotlight on Wall Street! More and more consumers are opting to take better care of their health these days and many are now trying to shed their pandemic weight gains. One huge market gaining momentum is the sports beverage market as these drinks can help to boost energy and endurance and even help to burn fat and aid in workout recovery. Virtual Medical International Inc. (OTC: QEBR) has announced recently that it is buying Gen X Fitness Water! Gen X Fitness Water is free of all doping substances and is lightly sweetened with natural stevia syrup and grape flavoring. There are no added sugars, carbohydrates, or proteins and therefore no added calories. According to Absolute Market Insights, the global sports drink market is expected to hit $32.83B by 2027, growing at an estimated CAGR of 4.7% as the drinks gain popularity with athletes and a growing consumer awareness on health are boosting the demand for them. QEBR is also tackling the monstrous CBD market with several endeavors that could get it noticed around the world. As this small cap company gains ground in the wellness arena and the sports beverage space, current levels could be soon heading skyward! Find out why QEBR could be poised for substantial upside ahead at current levels! Our Exclusive Report On: [Image]( Green leaf stocks have been soaring higher in recent months, led by optimism that President-elect Joe Biden and the Senate could finally legalize the plant and leave prohibition in the past. QEBR is a low-priced stock that may see tremendous upside as the company only recently decided to return to its medical roots by entering a multi-billion-dollar space. This could be a ground-floor situation unfolding! [Image]( QEBR is aiming to capitalize on the important medical needs of millions of adults across the globe who could benefit from natural wellness products such as CBD. CBD is being hailed by many as the greatest thing since sliced bread! As research keeps revealing more therapeutic benefits of this marijuana cannabinoid for the mind and body, the CBD train isn't about to slow down anytime soon. In fact it is expected to speed up and QEBR is jumping onto the train with some big developments! Hurry and add the stock to your watch list! Shares were as high as 55 cents earlier this month and as high as 90 cents in December! When some people hear “CBD,” their minds automatically think marijuana. And while there is a connection, it’s not as close as one might think. [Image]( Since recreational and medical cannabis is available in several states now, it’s important to note the differences. CBD is primarily a hemp derivative, which is like a cousin to marijuana. It's not the same plant. A major positive has happened for the hemp and CBD industry because of coronavirus. The industry has been seeing stellar growth this year as more consumers turn to CBD during the pandemic. Nearly 40% of 5,000 CBD consumers surveyed in June by Brightfield said they've increased their consumption. At least 20% of consumers are using more CBD products as a direct result of COVID, according to a June study by Chicago-based Aclara Research, a firm that analyzes cannabis and CBD consumers and works in collaboration with Nielsen Global Connect. CBD's popularity has skyrocketed in 2020 but it had already been seeing stellar growth in recent years. What started as a niche alternative health treatment has become a nationwide craze. CBD is not just in oils and tinctures anymore. It is being infused into all kinds of products, including lattes, alcohol, makeup, bedsheets, bath bombs, and even dog treats. FarmShare, a North Carolina hemp farm and processing facility is the very first acquisition for the company following QEBR's transition to the exciting and lucrative CBD sector. [Image]( The farm had proudly grew tobacco for three generations and today hemp offers an exciting new future… FarmShare manages a 50-acre farm in La Grange, North Carolina, which it is transitioning from tobacco to industrial hemp;and a 5,000 square foot processing facility with 50-gallon/daily capacity. In the 2020 season, FarmShare harvested 50 acres of hemp and manufactured 258 gallons of CBD oil under the brand name FarmShare QD. Currently, management expects to plant 75 acres of industrial hemp and produce 400 gallons of CBD oil for the 2021 season!! "FarmShare's high quality full spectrum distillate, presented as FarmShare QD brand, is a great brand to bring under the 'Amsterdam café' banner. This facility gives us an immediate presence in the southeast U.S. market, as well as the ability to increase capacity with existing assets as we move forward with our planned expansion strategy," said QEBR CEO Larson Elmore. "The FarmShares contracted hemp farm production model is producing positive results where many other farm operations are struggling to break even.This is credited to our focus on partnering with the right farm and extraction operations and identifying the hemp varietals that will perform the best in the soil and climate conditions that we have identified as essential to maximizing hemp production," stated Blair Merriam, the Managing Director of FarmShares. Through QEBR's wholly-owned subsidiary, the company has also established the brand name "Amsterdam Café: Welcome to Your Whole Health™. [Image](?awt_a=1jS4A&awt_l=Dx3Vy&awt_m=fxoYlJaFzQvde4A) This is the company's first steps to becoming a comprehensive, vertically integrated organization within the CBD sector! The diversified, multi-channel business model derives revenue from product sales through company-owned retail stores, franchise stores, domestic and international franchise activities, third party contract manufacturing, e-commerce and corporate alignments. The company's business model is designed to help consumers improve the health and quality of their lives by making available an array of high quality, CBD-centric products consistent with a healthy lifestyle. QEBR has plans to acquire and open CDB Stores all across the U.S.A. and Europe! People are using CBD for almost everything now. Name a medical condition and there’s likely someone out there treating it with this cannabinoid. According to Single Care, of the Americans who use CBD, the most common uses are for pain relief (64%), anxiety (49%), and insomnia (42%). According to a 2019 Gallup poll, 64% of Americans are familiar with CBD and/or products infused with it. The awareness of it is growing as the years go by. The CBD boom in 2019 came on the heels of the December 2018 passage of the Agriculture Improvement Act, better known as the 2018 Farm Bill. This legislation removed the low-THC hemp and its derivatives from the Controlled Substances Act. Hemp-derived CBD products are now legal in all 50 states, as long as they contain no more than 0.3% THC according to the Food and Drug Administration. By 2023, the European CBD market is estimated to reach €1.4 billion! Germany and the UK lead the European CBD market, followed by Switzerland, Austria, Spain, and Greece. It was at the end of last year that the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) reclassified cannabis and it is no longer considered a risky narcotic! After reviewing recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) on marijuana and its derivatives, the UN had a historic vote of 27 in favour, 25 against, and one abstention on removing the drug from Schedule IV of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs — where it was listed alongside deadly, addictive opioids, including heroin. The CND has now recognized the medicinal and therapeutic potential of the plant! This could send a shock wave through Europe as countries look to global conventions for guidance, and United Nations' recognition is a symbolic win for marijuana advocates. QEBR had a big announcement last month, revealing that it has entered into an agreement to purchase Gen X Fitness Water, a next generation sports beverage created to help athletes maximize their workouts. [Image](?awt_a=1jS4A&awt_l=Dx3Vy&awt_m=fxoYlJaFzQvde4A) Gen X Fitness Water is formulated with L-Carnitine Tartrate, a combination of carnitine and tartaric acid. Carnitine is a naturally occurring amino acid structure that helps keep the body's cells powered and working efficiently. Found in nearly all cells of the body, L-carnitine's primary function is breaking down fatty acids, converting them to energy. It also aids in the removal of waste products from the cells, preventing them from accumulating and causing muscle fatigue. The drink comes in 500 ml individual, ready to drink servings. Each serving contains 1,000 mg of Gen X's proprietary L-Carnitine Tartrate formulation to facilitate absorption and help boost energy and endurance, the burning of body fat for energy, increasing resistance and aiding in recovery. Gen X Fitness Water is free of all doping substances and is lightly sweetened with natural stevia syrup and grape flavoring. Consumers are wanting to be healthier and with COVID-19, many opted to get fit while in lock down and many now are looking to drop their pandemic weight gain. According to Absolute Market Insights, the global sports drink market is expected to hit $32.83B by 2027, growing at an estimated CAGR of 4.7% as the drinks gain popularity with athletes and a growing consumer awareness on health are boosting the demand for them. Larson Elmore, QEBR CEO noted that "Gen X Fitness Water provides pure hydration during physical activity making it popular with bodybuilders and other endurance athletes as part of their pre-workout regimen. Equally important, there are no added sugars, carbohydrates, or proteins and therefore no added calories." In showing why this acquisition fits into Virtual Medical's business expansion model, Mr. Elmore explained that "Gen X Fitness Water is a great product for Amsterdam Café and our mission to support general health and wellness. 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