TruPo_Science

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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
BTW here is a link to our site and our Facebook group for discussion and news about CBD. https://www.facebook.com/groups/487353305221125/ https://trupotency.com/
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
There have been little studies with animals, but there is one study out of Cornell looking at CBD for osteoarthritic dogs ( https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fvets.2018.0016... ). Here they found 2 mg&#x2
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
Potentially. CBD is being looked at for stress and is thought to even be beneficial for public speaking for those who are phobic ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28553229 ). If you are looking for the quickest actio
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
It really depends on the dispensary and state. If they have actual third-party testing data from an accredited lab, then it is most likely legitimate. But many dispensaries don't have to check the CBD products for label accuracy. They
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
Many states are just now having the ability to actually grow hemp, so I think that having a more mature farming community and better plant genetics is one step. Essentially just the ability to make more CBD easier with more experienced farm
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
There is a drug approved in other countries than the US called Sativex. This drug is essentially just a 1:1 ratio of CBD to THC, which is prescribed for MS to help with spasticity and pain. There are some clinical trials using CBD for MS, b
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
The passing of the 2018 Farm bill effectively legalized hemp-based products defined as Cannabis containing less than 0.3% THC, which includes CBD products. There is a little gray area on some fronts though. Certain states (Nebraska, Idaho,
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
I have not seen any evidence to suggest CBD as a nootropic in healthy individuals. It may help with anxiety and stress, which can impede your cognitive performance, but at this time I do not believe CBD is boosting a fully healthy person&#x
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
I think the biggest challenges arise from a lack of oversight. A 2017 study published in JAMA suggests only about 30% of CBD products are labeled correctly. The failing products either had inaccurate CBD concentrations or contained things t
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
As with a lot of drugs, it depends. What do you want it to work for? CBD could potentially help with pain, anxiety, and more, but correct dosing can be an issue and we think that CBD works better with other cannabinoids than by itself. So a
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
It may be helpful for sleep ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28349316)(https://www.nc... . However, it is not a sedative, like Ambian, so it won't make you tired during the day. The main way we think
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We Had a Successful AMA on Reddit Covering CBD. AMA
21 points by TruPo_Science 7y ago|23 comments
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Nature -Method of the Year 2019: Single-cell multimodal omics(nature.com)
1 points by TruPo_Science 7y ago|0 comments
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
One issue I have with this is that the CO2 extraction is not only going to pull caffeine out, but many other potential compounds. Their decaff mate probably doesn't have caffeine, but is most likely missing many other organic compounds
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
Totally agree. I honestly think the research is way too limited, but the entourage effect looks promising. But you are right, when we talk about the entourage effect we usually only think about THC and CBD. Not sure if you have seen these r
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by TruPo_Science 7y ago
It would be interesting to see what levels of THCP (and CBDP) are in commercial cannabis. And they didn't do the in vivo work with CBDP, which may be more tolerable to medical users since we try to avoid intoxicating compounds in med
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Two new cannabinoids identified(nature.com)
22 points by TruPo_Science 7y ago|4 comments