CBD Oil and CBD flower

http://time.com/5516745/cbd-oil-legal-healthy/

According to an article in Time.com, some questions about CBD were answered by scientists. "To get a better understanding of the compound, TIME spoke to two scientists on the cutting edge of CBD research: Dr. Esther Blessing, an associate professor of psychiatry at New York University, and Margaret Haney, professor of neurobiology at Columbia University Medical Center and director of the university’s Marijuana Research Laboratory." It appears that the FDA is opening up there doors to CBD products here in the United States.

"Blessing and Haney agree that the current evidence suggests that CBD shows promise for helping to treat some illnesses. In June 2018, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first cannabis-derived drug — Epidiolex, which contains purified CBD — to treat certain rare childhood seizure syndromes. However, much of the research on CBD is only in very early stages, and scientists still don’t know a lot about it — including whether it has negative long-term effects."

One of the reasons why we recommend flower versus cbd oils is this information suggested by Time.com:

"In theory, CBD oil should consist of two main ingredients: the compound cannabidiol dissolved in an oil made from hemp seeds or coconut. However, all CBD products on the market (besides Epidiolex) are almost completely unregulated. Products might not contain the amount of CBD that is advertised, and might even contain undesirable ingredients, such as THC, Haney says. Patients who take CBD without knowing what they are getting are “just throwing their money away,” Haney says. “It’s unfortunate that there aren’t many options for consumers to ensure that CBD they buy is safe – or even has any CBD in it,” Blessing says."

With raw CBD flower you know just what you are getting. CBD flower!