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If you or someone you love has asthma then you know how debilitating the symptoms can be. Wheezing, coughing, and labored breathing are just a few of the disruptive effects of this chronic lung disease that affects 25 million Americans. Smoking cannabis might not be...

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Yes, to a certain extent. However, it's a little more complicated than a simple yes or no.  The Hemp Farming Act of 2018 legalized all industrial hemp and products made from industrial hemp containing no more than .3% THC. These products include oils, tinctures, topicals,...

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The short answer is yes. Cannabidiol oil that is derived from hemp, and that contains less than 0.3% tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is legal for use in oils, tinctures, topicals, and even infused into certain kinds of edible products, as well. Since the passage of the Hemp...

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It's currently not legal to grow, process, or sell hemp or hemp-derived products in Alaska. Although Alaska established its Industrial Hemp Pilot Program in 2018,  the rules to accompany the program are yet to be finalized. The growth, production, cultivation, marketing, or sale of industrial...

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Hemp-derived CBD and cannabis-derived CBD are both legal in Maine. CBD can also be used as an additive in food or beverages. Maine passed its first cannabis laws in 1999 when it gave patients the legal right to grow medical marijuana plants. Recreational cannabis was...

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Both CBD derived from cannabis and hemp is legal in Michigan. CBD oil is prohibited, however, from being marketed as a dietary supplement or used as an additive in food or beverage products following current FDA regulations.  Hemp and CBD derived from hemp became formally...

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Hemp and cannabidiol products derived from industrial hemp with 0.3% THC or less are legal in Vermont. There are no prohibitions in Vermont regarding the use of hemp-derived CBD as an additive in foods or beverages. Medical cannabis was legalized in 2004 with the passing...

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The possession and the sale of hemp-derived products including cannabidiol (CBD) oil are currently legal in Washington, D.C. CBD derived from cannabis is also legal, but can only be purchased from D.C. regulated dispensaries with a medical marijuana card. Cannabis was legalized in the District...

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Cannabis-derived products, including CBD, were legalized for eligible Arizona medical marijuana patients in 2010. Adult-use cannabis remains illegal following a failed initiative in 2016. While the guidelines for the cultivation and production of industrial hemp in Arizona were outlined in 2018 Senate Bill 1098, the...

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With more than one-third of American adults and more than one-sixth of American children now obese, people are scrambling for a safe and effective weight loss remedy. Linked to dozens of chronic diseases, including cancer and type 2 diabetes, obesity is a serious, chronic disease...