About the Monterey Car Week 2022

Manny Bojorquez, a resident of Anaheim, California, is interested in automobiles and racing. One of the activities Manny Bojorquez enjoys is attending Monterey Car Week held in California annually.

The next Monterey Car Week will be held on August 13-22, 2022. Billed as one of the most anticipated events in Monterey County, California, the event is a week-long extravaganza of parties, car shows, and new car introductions. Sports car and classic car enthusiasts attend events over the weekend, many of which are free.

The event begins the weekend of the 13th with the Monterey Pre-Reunion. Here, visitors watch two days of racing in preparation for the Rolex Motorsports Monterey Reunion held on August 15. Visitors can also tour the paddocks where teams work on their cars in the pits or prepare them to go the pre-grid.

The last event, and a key one, is the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, which features classic cars. This particular event is the opportunity to look at both classic vehicles while at the same time being introduced to new concept cars.

Difference between Slipping and Tripping

An experienced entrepreneur and sales leader, Manny Bojorquez supervises a network of companies in various industries, including automotive, legal and medical. Since 2011, Manny Bojorquez has served as the co-owner and managing partner of LAMA (Legal Advisors, Medical Assistance), a company that provides individuals injured in accidents with legal representation and medical care. LAMA’s practice areas include work injuries, car accidents, and slip and fall accidents.

The United States National Safety Council lists falls among the most common causes of accidental injuries in the country. From a legal perspective, discerning between slipping and tripping is essential. Each entails a different injury and requires a different legal approach.

Typically, slipping occurs when a person loses footing or contact with the ground due to a wet or slippery surface. When slipping and falling, people tend to fall backward, which leads to specific types of injuries to their neck, back, hips, or back of the head.

Meanwhile, tripping is the result of not stepping completely over a fixed object. When tripping, people usually fall forward, which causes injuries to the face, knees, elbows, hands, or arms.

PEA - A Natural Alternative to Treat Chronic Pain

The head of HyperCar Development in Southern California, Manny Bojorquez offers premium performance upgrades for racing enthusiasts. In addition to this successful enterprise, Manny Bojorquez launched peaCURE, a company that developed pharmaceutical-grade palmitoylethanolamide (Pea) pain supplements.

Developed as a non-pharmaceutical way of addressing chronic pain, peaCURE is a supplement made with natural ingredients that helps boost the body’s natural pain response. When an injury occurs, such as a stubbed toe, your brain responds to the pain by telling the cells to release PEA, which helps the pain to fade away over time. For chronic or more intense pain, the peaCURE supplement can be an effective alternative to traditional pain medications.

Since it mimics the body’s own chemicals, there are no known side-effects to taking peaCURE. Most users take the supplement in both the morning and the evening, particularly when pain is felt. In addition to pain relief, many users report that PEA helps reduce fever, minimize allergic reactions, and boost the body’s natural immune response.

PEA and the Cannabinoid Family

California-based entrepreneur Manny Bojorquez owns several companies, including hyperfastcars.com and ziptuningusa.com. He also leads peaCURE, a company that develops pharmaceutical-grade palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) for use as a pain supplement. Under the leadership of Manny Bojorquez, peaCURE addresses chronic pain using this naturally occurring substance.

PEA, also known as N-2 hydroxyethyl palmitamide, belongs to the N-acylethanolamines (NAE) family. This family is composed of naturally occurring lipids that are biologically active. PEA, along with other NAEs, can act on the cannabinoid receptor in the brain. At the same time, it reduces the amount of activity of the bliss gene FAAH. FAAH breaks down natural cannabinoid anandamide, and reducing its activity creates a calming effect that combats pain and boosts relaxation.

Due to PEA’s interactions with cannabinoid receptors (an action that is similar to cannabidiol), there is a common misconception that it is a cannabinoid as well. To an extent, PEA can be classified as part of the cannabinoid family. However, unlike CBD and THC (both of which are plant cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant), PEA is regarded as an endocannabinoid. This means that the body produces the substance naturally. Neither THC or CBD is naturally produced by the body.