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I really don't know what gummies are. I imagine them like Rowntree fruit gums with cannabis oil added. Am I anywhere near right?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Cannabis contains THC, which gives one the 'high' and is illegal. and CBD, which seems to have various medical effects (including pain relief) and is perfectly legal.
Therefore CBD gummies are also perfectly legal and widely available on the High Street. e.g. https:/ /www.ho llandan dbarret t.com/s hop/vit amins-s uppleme nts/cbd /?t=pro ductfor mat_gum mies
A look there at the prices that CBD gummies sell for will show you why there's a potential major profit for people selling them online, even if what they sell actually contains very little (if any) CBD oil.
Therefore CBD gummies are also perfectly legal and widely available on the High Street. e.g. https:/
A look there at the prices that CBD gummies sell for will show you why there's a potential major profit for people selling them online, even if what they sell actually contains very little (if any) CBD oil.
From the Harvard University website:
"according to a Gallup poll in August of 2019, about 14% of Americans report using CBD products, and the number one reason is pain. The Arthritis Foundation conducted its own poll and found that 29% reported current use of CBD (mostly in liquid or topical form), and nearly 80% of respondents were either using it, had used it in the past, or were considering it. Of those using it, most reported improvement in physical function, sleep, and well-being; of note, a minority reported improvement in pain or stiffness"
https:/ /www.he alth.ha rvard.e du/blog /does-c bd-help -with-a rthriti s-pain- 2020041 019418
"according to a Gallup poll in August of 2019, about 14% of Americans report using CBD products, and the number one reason is pain. The Arthritis Foundation conducted its own poll and found that 29% reported current use of CBD (mostly in liquid or topical form), and nearly 80% of respondents were either using it, had used it in the past, or were considering it. Of those using it, most reported improvement in physical function, sleep, and well-being; of note, a minority reported improvement in pain or stiffness"
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Have a listen to the Radio 4 programme "sliced bread" when they investigated CBD products.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /sounds /play/p 0890619 ?partne r=uk.co .bbc&am p;origi n=share -mobile
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^^^ A 2015 study found that CBD can be useful in the treatment of anxiety, Naomi:
https:/ /www.nc bi.nlm. nih.gov /pmc/ar ticles/ PMC4604 171/
(Scroll down to 'Conclusions')
However research into CBD is still incomplete and, while some people say that it works wonder for them, others say that they've found it to be useless.
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(Scroll down to 'Conclusions')
However research into CBD is still incomplete and, while some people say that it works wonder for them, others say that they've found it to be useless.
^^^ To the best of my knowledge (supported by what's actually available in stores such as Holland & Barrett), the most common way to take CBD is still to use the oil directly (rather than in gummies), with a few drops under one's tongue.
See
https:/ /www.ho llandan dbarret t.com/s hop/cbd /
and
https:/ /www.ho llandan dbarret t.com/t he-heal th-hub/ vitamin s-and-s uppleme nts/sup plement s/how-t o-take- cbd-oil -produc ts/
See
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