Exactly. If it's called "milk", it should fit the nutritional definition and derivation of cow milk and not be melamine paint water. If something were touted a

Exactly. If it's called "milk", it should fit the nutritional definition and derivation of cow milk and not be melamine paint water. If something were touted as containing CBD, it should specify the total amount and concentration. (And 1.0 femtogram doesn't count.) Yes, the "health and wellness" community abuses advertising often with absurd, de jure false health claims and bullshit, pseudoscientific "explanations". They need a 5 MT scientific rigor bomb dropped on their deception.