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Though Kalel Santiago of Puerto Rico is only 9 years old, he’s already endured some adult-level struggles. At just 10 months, he was diagnosed with the rare childhood cancer neuroblastoma, and spent more than two years undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments. Then came the next diagnosis: severe, non-verbal autism.
“You can’t imagine the emotion we had, hearing Kalel’s voice for the first time. It was amazing. The teacher recorded him and sent it to my wife and me and we said well, the only different thing we have been doing is using the CBD.”
But the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) would disagree. The agency maintains that such products are unregulated and therefore not proven safe, and that their sale as dietary supplements is in fact illegal. (Though enforcement of such sales, spokesperson Jeff Ventura tells Yahoo Parenting, would depend on factors including “agency resources and the threat to the public health.”) In February, the FDA sent warning letters to many CBD oil manufacturers, telling them to stop making medical claims — like being cure-alls for everything from glaucoma to Ebola — about their products.
originally posted by: tothetenthpower
a reply to: JAY1980
That patent is all the proof you'll ever need in any argument regarding the study of CBD's.
I cant wait till everybody gets over marriage equality , pot is next.
originally posted by: JAY1980 The CBD literally rewired his brain allowing him to talk. He seems to be developing at an amazing rate as well. That is the thing that astounds me is the speed and effectiveness of this kind of treatment.
originally posted by: stuthealien
how can you patent a natural product??? its not theirs to patent .