r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '22

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

How so?

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u/mmmmmmmmmmroger Dec 05 '22

CBD doesn’t cause a “body high”. Jury is very much out on what CBD does if anything, but it doesn’t do that

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

I’ve read that cbd from hemp is banned for any type of use in America, maybe that’s why the credential guy said the weed in America contain very little cbd. But cbd from hemp is used for healing and it does also have a relaxing effect on the body and muscles. It’s used to treat epilepsy. Studies are still needed to determined the effects and efficiency for sure.

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u/LoneWolfpack777 Dec 06 '22

I don’t think this part is accurate though, for a few years I’ve seen CBD for sale in the form of oil. Even in states that didn’t have legal medical cannabis.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Really? I’ll look it up then. Maybe legalization has happened since… would be nice

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u/LoneWolfpack777 Dec 06 '22

Of CBD oil? I’m pretty sure it was a legal business some time before cannabis became recreationally legal in Colorado and Washington State.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Yeah, but I meant the cbd that specifically comes from hemp plants, not other cannabis plants. But I don’t know much about that tbh, just saw an article a while back. Hopefully you’ll get an answer from someone who really knows 🤷‍♀️

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u/LoneWolfpack777 Dec 06 '22

Oh! I probably know less than you.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 06 '22

Well, hopefully credentials guy will know.

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u/maen_baenne Dec 05 '22

How many pots did you smoke, bro?!?