Peas 'N Pastries: October 2017

Friday, October 27, 2017

Want to know what the medical benefits of CBD oil are?

While CBD may be making headlines all over the world, its unique and life-changing properties have been well-known for some time. How much do you know about the benefits of CBD oil?

CBD – otherwise known as cannabidiol – is one of over 60 compounds found in marijuana, collectively known as cannabinoids.

CBD oil is on the cusp of changing millions of lives, but it still the subject of huge debates across the globe. One thing that needs to be made clear is that CBD products and drugs derived from CBD, do not contain any trace of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). THC is the chemical is cannabis that gives users the high. Its side effects also include paranoia and nausea. Research has shown that CBD can actually offset these effects.

In fact, CBD is completely non-psychoactive. It does not act on the same pathways in the brain as THC does. These pathways are called CB1 receptors, and cause those smoking marijuana to have a mind-altering experience to varying degrees.

While high amounts of THC can cause the user to become ill, or black out – the human body does not experience any psychomotor or psychological dysfunctions on even high doses of CBD. In fact, according to several studies carried out, CBD is “well tolerated and safe” even if the dosage is increased. Medical cannabis has been grown to produce high levels of CBD and trace to zero amounts of THC.

Below is a list of the medical properties of CBD – which shows just how life changing the compound can be to the medical industry – and to the lives of millions of people across the world.

Antiemetic: Reduces nausea and vomiting
Anticonvulsant: Suppresses seizure activity
Antipsychotic: Combats psychosis disorders
Anti-inflammatory: Combats inflammatory disorders
Anti-oxidant: Combats neurodegenerative disorders
Anti-tumoral/Anti-cancer: Combats tumour and cancer cells
Anxiolytic/Anti-depressant: Combats anxiety and depression disorders

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Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Target Added CBD Hemp Oil to Its Online Store, But ...

Did you know that Target Added CBD Hemp Oil to Its Online Store, But Removed the Product from Shelves In Under a Week? How Wild This Cannabis World....

Here is the story that Zack Harris wrote on Oct 2, 2017
"CW Hemp announced their that industrial hemp cannabidiol products were listed on the big box retailers website Thursday morning, but by lunchtime the CBD oils had disappeared.

CBD hemp oils won’t get you high, but they could help curb epileptic seizures, cure insomnia and treat inflamed joints. But even though the holistic medicine is made from industrial hemp plants and not the THC-producing cannabis buds we imagine when marijuana is mentioned, the CBD products are in a peculiar limbo between mainstream acceptance and supposedly “dangerous” drug; with health food stores across the country carrying the products.
And with states around the country implementing federally sponsored industrial hemp pilot programs and hemp products without CBD like lotion and clothing found at major retailers around everywhere, the do’s and don’t’s of the hemp sales are far from cohesive.
Nothing has shown industrial hemp CBD’s tenuous status quite like this week’s fiasco between Minnesota-based big box retailer Target and Denver-based CBD company CW Hemp. Yesterday, in a move that raised eyebrows in the cannabis community and retail world alike, CW, named for the CBD-rich Charlotte’s Web strain, announced that four of their products, including CBD oils and capsules, would be sold through the major retailer’s online web store.
“We started carrying Charlotte’s Web hemp extract items last week on Target.com.” The spokesperson said. “After further review, we have decided to remove it from our assortment.”
Before Target’s ultimate decision to distance themselves from the sticky situation, the partnership was already causing a stir, with experts calling the collaboration either a move towards the mainstream for CBD hemp products, or a step too far across the legal line for Target.
“The market for hemp-based products is exploding and it was only a matter of time before one of the big national chains took the plunge to carry them,” Rod Kight, a North Carolina-based corporate and bankruptcy attorney who authors the Kight on Cannabis blog on legal marijuana topics, told the Cannabist. “Frankly, I thought that the first chain would be a supplement or health food retailer, and am a little surprised that Target is the one.
“Both Target and CW will likely enjoy a quick first mover window of opportunity, but I think we’re likely to see a large number of national chains begin carrying hemp-based CBD products in the next three to six months.”
For John Hudak, a Brookings Institution senior fellow who specializes in drug policy issues, the match seemed fishy from the outset.
“It’s hard to imagine a scenario in which this is legal,” Hudak said before the products were pulled from Target’s e-shelves. “This may be an example of Target, a large corporation, standing up to the federal government and sort of challenging them to push back. Target is not asking for permission here; they may be in a position to ask for forgiveness.”
Target removed the products and balked on their cannabis industry presence, but they haven’t apologized, asked for forgiveness or decried the evils of CBD, presumably leaving the door open for future cannabidiol products to end up on Target.com, or in store down the line."

Fascinating to think that we are all on the forefront of a major global health shift and no matter your views on today'c current health practices we are all going to be exposed to many more health concepts in the days ahead.