Question 38 – Can CBD help with seizures?
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There was a… Research that was coming out of Israel, research that came out of Germany, tiny little bit that came out of England, tiny little bit that came out of Canada, and quite a bit that came out of Colorado pertaining to the use of gosh my chair is weird, of CBD being used to help kind of quell and ease epileptic seizures.
There was a couple brands that came out also who had A, a few people who were really severely affected by that disorder that were, were shown like they were influential and were prominent members of how those brands even got going. So I don’t mean to laugh at the nature of the question, but the laugh.
Maybe this is just something that someone was looking for, but all the best research that’s out there, all the best preliminary research and anecdotal evidence as well as some of the studies, I don’t know if I, how many I could connect with it on here. A lot of these go out via Instagram, like I, there’s not a way to do a lot of links, but yes, cannabidiol absolutely seems to show very good evidence for helping with seizures.
I think that’s also why it helps so much for… Anxiety, so much for depression, it helps quite a lot with restlessness because it seems to have, I think because of the components that it has, which is meant to regulate THC and the way that THC can affect the mind that it is going to definitely try to help be that managerial leveling.
Property that helps to kind of end some of that monkey mind just ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, that’s just hammering at you as you’re trying to focus and have a good day. So, hopefully that helps. Yes, cannabidiol does have great anecdotal and clinical evidence to show that it is probably something that is very reliable to help with to help with different types of epilepsy.
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Question 38 – Can CBD help with seizures?
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