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WHAT IS CBD?

CBD Stands for . It's A Natural Chemical Found in The Sativa Plant,

More Commonly Known As Marijuana OR ."CBD DOESN'T CONTAINT THC

(tetrahydrocannabinol), The Major PsychoActive Ingredient in Marijuana That Makes

You Feel High," Says Dr. Vázquez. AS A Result, CBD Products Are Sold AS A Way To

Enjoy The Calming Effects of Marijuana Without The High.

Does CBD Get You High?

"Pure CBD Doesn't Contain THC, So It Shouldn't Make You Feel High," Says Dr. Vázquez.

"But the keyword there is 'pure.'" It's Hard to Know IF You're Really Getting Pure CBD in

Current Products, Which Aren't Screened For Purity Or Safety.

In FACT, OVER The Last Few Years, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Tested

Several CBD Products and Found That Many Contained Different Levels of CBD Than

They Claimed. Some Products Currently HAD THC in Them, And Some Are Suspected

of Containing Unsafe Toxins Like Pesticides and Heavy Metals.2 in General, IF Your CBD

Product Doesn't Havey Any Other Additives, IT Shouldn't Make You High.

What do we know about the health benefits of cbd?

There's a lot of buzz arond cbd helping with anxiety, pain, stress, and insomnia. But There's

Not Enough Research To Provide The Hype. "There's Currently Research Underway to See

IF CBD Can Help With Parkinson's Disease, Schizophrenia, Multiple Sclerosis, Insomnia,

And Anxiety," Says Dr. Vázquez. "But it's TOO Soon to Know Whether or not CBD Effectively

Treats TESE Conditions."

Right Now, The Only CBD Health Benefit We Have Scientific Evidence For Is Epilepsy Treatment.

The FDA Has Only Approved One CBD Product - Epidiolex - A Prescription Drug Used To Treat 

Severe And Rare Forms of Childhood Epilepsy (Dravet Syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome) 

Are There Any Health Risks Associated with CBD?

Some Potential Side Effects of CBD Are Nausea, Fatigue, and Irritability. But the Bigger Risk with

cbd is with drug interactions."CBD MAY REACT WITH A LOT OF COMMON MEDICATIONS PEOPLE

TAKE," Dr. Vázquez Says. "For Example, Pain Medications, Psychiatric Medications, Blood Thinners,

Antihistamines, And More." IF You're Taking CBD, Let Your Doctor Know So, Can Review Your

Medications To Help You Avoid A Bad Reaction.In Addition, Some CBD Products May Contain Harmful

Impurities in Them (Like Pesticides and Bacteria) Which Can Put You at Additional Risk. AS A Result,

Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women Should't Use CBD Products.