I am not a doctor in medicine but I am PhD Scientist and I find this article ridiculous. Who is going to ingest 700 mg of CBDs in a dose, that amount of pure CBDs not only will cost close to $500 but is also impossible to ingest. I recommend the author to be more careful about what is writing and slso not to expet that all readers are ignorant. Reply
The important issue is to recognize that THC and CBD are readily convertible in an acidic environment and that confirmed lab finding conforms to observed clinical symptoms in many many children dosed with CBD. I find it difficult to believe you earned a Ph.D. in any lab science or you would have read the underlying article before commenting and recognized the importance of this observation. So here is the well respected Journal reference for you to review. If you have any further misunderstanding, perhaps you could contact the scientists who did the work rather than cast aspersions on any one else’s knowledge. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research. April 2016, 1(1): 102–112. doi:10.1089/can.2015.0004 Reply
Most of us don’t think it is annoying that decent scientists are finally starting to examine cannabis, sorting out truth from fiction. We are glad to finally be able to honestly report what these plant chemicals can do, and what they can’t do. If you have lab or medical data to show otherwise, perhaps you can publish it like these scientists did, and then we can all examine your data sets. Reply