I understand this stuff doesn't have THC so it won't get you high, so I'm curious as to what ailments it is supposed to cure? If it had the THC, I could believe it would cure a myriad of ailments, or make you not care about them anymore, but as it is, it sounds more like snake oil or hoodoo water.

I'm pretty sure any "medicine" sold at gas stations is snake oil.

you should watch some you tube videos on it, netflix has a pretty good one. Basically your body produces its on canabanoids and some how this helps. Its pretty intresting. I've never tried it even though i was gave some. My brother sales it and i was asking him about it the other day. He told me that alot of older people with problems say its helped them, he said the ones thats looking for some kind of buzz dont like it.

It cures nothing. It's a fad just like vaping was. People just want to participate cause it's new and wonderful

A buddy of mine is the former head of an anti drug task force in Shelby Co. They came to our church and put on a presentation for us, warning against the stuff. Some of the stuff does have THC and can fry your brain. The legality of it has something to do with how it’s labeled. I don’t understand the specifics of it, but they said some has up to 90% THC.

Typical propaganda.
The stuff sold in Alabama is worthless.
But THC isn't the Booger man.

Who on here remembers Hadacall?

It aint snake oil, ive used the pain relief cream on my neck and it works very well...and biofreeze and icy hot cant touch it. Im bout to order me a bigger jug of it. I know alot of people use the crap out of it but it does work..i dont know about the gas station stuff..my wife is a massage therapist and she can order it through her massage catalogs. I highly reccomend trying some of the cream for joint pain and muscle soreness. Stuff is expensive tho..very expensive. It also does contain small amounts of thc and ive read stories about it building up in peoples system and they fail a drug test...but they were smokin it and eatin it...ALOT

From what I’ve read it can contain up .20% THC and it be legal . If anybody get caught selling a 90% product they’d go to jail quickly

there you go again talking about stuff you dont know anything about.

there talking about 2 different things. The problem with cbd oil is, Most of the products dont contain any or very little cbd. The law say as long as it contains some ( so they put in a very small amount). So you should avoid small or new companies because they probably only contain a small percentage even though they sell for top dollar.

The thc oil that the drug dealers sale has 90% thc, but you aint gonna find that in a legit store.

Ummmm, no, no it doesn't.

It seems to do me a lot of good. I like it.

Geezer, I remember hearing an old timer years ago saying, "they hadacol it something, so they called it Hadacol". Beyond that, I have no idea what it is or was.

"Hadacol was a patent medicine marketed as a vitamin supplement. Its principal attraction, however, was that it contained 12 percent alcohol (listed on the tonic bottle's label as a "preservative"), which made it quite popular in the dry counties of the southern United States."

Instead of having a speaker from the law enforcement agency teach about drugs,you should have a nutritionist or possibly a doctor come speak about it. they would likely have a completely different take.

OH,the terrible extremely dangerous THC. It fries the brain,causes white women to want to sleep with black men, and causes darkies to think they are as good as white men. That is a near quote from the Surgeon General in the 1930's, and unfortunately that opinion,and I do mean only opinion, is still held and mostly enforced by the drug companies who see THC as their new biggest threat to profit and the law enforcement community where THC eradication greatly increases their yearly budgets.

Kinda like the essential oil craze. Get people to buy it and turn it into a pyramid scheme. I think the myriad compounds found in marijuana has potential to help people with many ailments. However, who is to say that any of the stuff you can buy actually has any medicinal properties at all? Where there is a demand there are people willing to take advantage of that demand by selling fakes and frauds. I don't like government regulation as much as the next guy, but there are times where it's a good thing.

I'll tell you why leo's hate cbd (which comes from hemp).
you can buy shatter, buds, and other hemp product that look identical to the thc products. If a person has a reciept and was found with something that looked like thc. They cant legally arrest or confiscate it because they dont have enough evidence to arrest or confiscate. I think field test shows positive for both.

Quality essential oils do make a difference for lots of people. But, as with most things, not all essential oils on the market are equal in terms of quality. I am sure the same can be said for the various producers of CBD oil.

Well, all I will say is that CBD oil has worked miracles for my daughter in getting rid of her cluster headaches and migraines. Much rather her taking CBD than the horrific medicines (which didn't help at all) that she had been prescribed by the doctors that have been treating her. If you go to a reputable heath food store - and not a gas station - you can find good quality products that actually work, are legal and have minimal detrimental side-effects.

Your buddy is full of shucks. Doctors in some states are even prescribing it to pregnant women to ease with morning sickness.