PERRY YOUNG ph.D - Cbd Oil

CBD OIL

A Proven Treatment for Various Diseases

Perry Young Ph.D

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Chapter One

The Meaning of CBD

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BD is an abbreviation of the word cannabidiol. It is a natural substance derived from the cannabis (hemp) plant. The cannabis oil is a wonderful plant with the ability to treat health conditions. A lot of research has been carried out, and there are success stories shared by individuals which validate that the CBD oil can cure various problems.

The cannabis oil is derived from the sativa plant. This naturally growing herb has been discovered for years to treat various health conditions. This herb can also be used in the making of textiles, funnels, cosmetic, plastic, candle, food supplement and many more.

The extraction of CBD is in the oil form. It is mostly combined with hemp oil extract with a variety of concentration. Considering the numerous benefits of CBD oil, some questions have been raised by the public, and this book will clarify such questions.

Chapter Two

A Brief History Of Hemp Oil

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emp extracts have been used for many purposes dating back to the ancient Chinese pharmacopeia, estimated at year 5000 BC. Cannabis and hemp products were considered medicinal and relatively listed in the US Pharmacopeia from 1850 through the early 1940s. Cultivating hemp was banned in the United States in 1937. However, hemp oil has been legally used in the US as a portion of food and as a supplement for decades, including before Oct. 15, 1994, the date when DSHEA was passed.

By 1800 most of the newly formed United States were cultivating industrial hemp on large scales. While the industrial development of the cannabis plant flourished. Medicinal uses of the plant were also becoming more apparent. It is important to know that hemp and psychoactive marijuana do come from the same source.

In 1851, the third edition of the United States pharmacopeia listed hemp extract among its medicines. Also in 1851, the United States Dispensatory (a less restrictive medical guide that included drugs not recognized in the pharmacopeia) included hemp extract and medical cannabis.

It appeared as though the cannabis plant was fulfilling the needs of Americans both industrially and medically. However, as recreational use of marijuana become increasingly popular in Europe and the United States, authorities began to hasten their awareness of the possible Negative effects of using the plant outside of industrial purposed.

In 1970, the industrial cultivation of hemp was banned under the Controlled Substances Act. The act classified cannabis as a schedule 1 drug and established penalties for possession and cultivation of the cannabis plant. From 1970 t0 2014, some states decided to allow the cultivation of industrial hemp, but farmers were at risk for federal government intervention and penalization.

President Obama signed the US farm bill into law in 2014. The law allows for the cultivation of hemp in states that have already enacted pro-hemp legislation. Cultivation of the cannabis plant is currently a popular topic in American society. Hemp remains a demand for manufacturing of textiles, fuels, cosmetics, plastics and recently alternative medicine. Humans can supplement any potential deficiencies in their endo-cannabinoid systems with plant-derived phyto-cannabinoids such as hemp oil product containing CBD.