RE:RE:RE:while I am elated to havegeodcan wrote: The last time I looked, the cbd wasn't specifically mentioned on the bottle labeling for Hemplify but it was described as hemp stalk extract. Somebody felt the need to identify it a little more with a neck ringer and shelf talker which detracted from the label. It would be easier and cheaper to just put it on the label. The Tinley Tonic creamer/topping/tonic makes more about the terpines which are even less understood than the cbd's. CBD's are getting lots of good press and are a sought after item so I am not sure if it is oversight or by design. Can you imagine if our Tonic gets picked up by Starbucks as a value added option. Get your coffee and your hurt off with Tinley Tonic. There are lots of people hurting and lots of people saying that cbd helps with that. The first surprise of the day was our new product, the second surpise is it didn't do anything for the shareprice although the whole market is jittery with Yellin, yapping and raising interest rates. On a personal note, my family doctor told me to pick up some hemp oil to apply topically on my aches and pains while my surgeon recommended hooking up with the Cannabinoid doctor and get a marijuana license for chronic back pain. I will put the wheels in motion to purchase some Tinley Tonic if we can slip it through to Canada. From what I understand it is the CBD's that numb the body and I don't want to be wasted. glta and dyodd
I use cannabis for chronic pain. It helps to prevent erroneous messages from travelling up the nerves along the spine. THC and CBD are also both anti-inflammatories. If I am on the verge of a migraine, THC or CBD will increase my threshold which often prevents the migraine from ever occuring. I have used plenty of strains with high CBD including ones with 0% THC. If you have no pain then you are not going to notice much of anything using only CBD, but there is more to it than meets the eye. Blame our elders for the lack of research on it.