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Is CBD Addictive?
Because CBD was not found be mind-altering or to present potential for abuse or dependence, a World Health Organization Committee on Drug Dependence recommended that CBD be removed from international drug control. Continue reading →
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CBD: Precautions & Drug Interactions
Pure CBD appears to have a better safety profile than that of THC-CBD mixtures with high THC content. CBD may interact with numerous medications including enhancing their sedating effects. In animals, high doses of CBD have caused negative effects on developing fetuses, including on the reproductive organs of male children. Continue reading →
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Cannabinoid Side Effects & Drug Interactions
Expert panel asserts serious side effects of cannabinoids are rare but can include: acute coronary syndrome, arrhythmias, myocarditis, blood pressure changes, hallucinations, pancreatitis, panic, psychosis, seizures, and cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) leading to uncontrollable vomiting. There’s limited information on side effects of pure THC. Continue reading →
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Precautions & Adverse Effects of Cannabinoids
THC-containing products carry a risk of dependence and unpleasant withdrawal effects. Cessation of cannabis may precipitate cannabis withdrawal syndrome in up to 47% of regular users. Cannabis can impair reaction time, motor coordination, declarative memory, and visual perceptions, and can also produce panic reactions and other emotional disturbances. Continue reading →
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How Safe are Inhaled Cannabinoids?
A new lung disease linked to vaping was discovered in 2019. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) named the disease: “E-cigarette, or Vaping, Product use Associated Lung Injury (EVALI)”. It is not safe to smoke or vape marijuana or CBD. Continue reading →





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