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UK made CBD oil is oil that is formulated, blended and bottled in Britain. The CBD itself is usually extracted abroad, because a UK hemp licence covers only seeds and stalks.
No, you shouldn’t use CBD while pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding. The FSA says CBD isn’t suitable for these groups, because
CBD isn’t a treatment for Parkinson’s. Small trials have given mixed results, and the largest placebo-controlled trials found no clear benefit. No
There is no established dose of CBD for MS. CBD on its own hasn’t been shown to help MS symptoms in controlled
CBG (cannabigerol) and CBD are both non-intoxicating hemp cannabinoids, but CBD has far more research and safety data.
There’s no good evidence that CBD helps IBS. The only controlled trial of CBD in IBS, a CBD chewing gum tested in
Yes, you can usually take CBD oil on a plane from the UK, in hand or hold luggage, as long as it’s
CBD itself doesn’t show up on a standard UK drug test, because workplace, police and roadside tests look for THC and its
There are no completed clinical trials of CBD for endometriosis. Surveys find many people with endometriosis report less pain with cannabis, but
Probably not. There’s little evidence that people build a tolerance to CBD the way they do to THC. Animal studies found none,
Yes, CBD does do something: it is absorbed, can cause side effects and can interact with some medicines. But its only proven,
Yes, CBD can interact with some medicines, though fewer than older warnings suggest. The clearest interactions in people are with the epilepsy
CBGA (cannabigerolic acid) is the “parent” cannabinoid in hemp and cannabis: the plant turns it into the acid forms of THC, CBD
