Ben & Jerry’s, the Vermont-based ice cream empire with its head firmly in the 60s, wants to make and sell CDB-infused iced treats. The idea faces review by the FDA, which so far is allowing no foodstuffs to be produced with anything Wacky in ‘em. If approved, the ‘Cream would be the first food to GIVE you the munchies. Want some?
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Why does that not surprise me? And no thanks.
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I have a medical card, and plan on using it before it expires on the non-dry herb...
shareYes, please. Double scoop.
shareI have long thought that every restaurant should have a free bowl of doobie in the middle of every table. Because smoking is now banned in restaurants in the US, at least, then a plate of reefer brownies.
shareI'm getting high right now.
shareThen for goodness sake, and for your own sake, stop posting for the rest of the night. I’ve seen too much intoxicated posting here. It’s not pretty. If we could root out drunken posting, the freaking Politics boards, which should never have been made in the first place, would wither and die like a geriatric erection.
shareFrom everything I've - casually - heard, CDB does not get you high and likely would not give you munchies. I'm not positive. It has something to do with pain control, yes? Anybody knowledgeable about this?
shareCorrect, CBD is non-psychoactive, so it doesn't get you high and you won't get the munchies.
Best way to use it for pain is too keep consistent CBD levels in your body. Its also great for mood and anxiety issues.
On a more serious note, its safe and effective for children with drug resistant seizure disorders, I think it started to gain notoriety when the story of Charlotte Figi came out.
https://medium.com/@liezeboshoff/the-story-of-charlottes-web-can-it-work-for-your-child-too-ecc4382e40b7
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/can-cannabis-treat-epileptic-seizures/
I use CBD oil. It's a bit expensive at my local dispensary but worth it.
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