Hype: A Doctor's Guide to Medical Myths, Exaggerated Claims, and Bad Advice (with Dr. Nina Shapiro)
Apr 27, 2021 ·
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Dr. Nina Shapiro is a renowned physician and author of "Hype," a terrific and practical guide for separating medical fact from fiction. Get the book at http://drninashapiro.com/hype
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Dr. Nina Shapiro is a renowned physician and author of "Hype," a terrific and practical guide for separating medical fact from fiction.
Get the book at http://drninashapiro.com/hype
show less
Get the book at http://drninashapiro.com/hype
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Audrey Cunningham
3 years ago
The CBD you get at gas stations and such may have very little CBD from hemp which has extremely little THC. That's what those idiots give their pets. When a medical marijuana patients get CBD oils from dispensaries its cannabis, weed, grass, ganja, not the type of hemp used to get CBD in that shit stuff at gas stations. Im a medical marijuana patient. I use a blend of CBD oil that I vape that is 41% CBD and 39% THC. Its called Blue Dream grown in PA. I take it from degenrative discs. I took opiods that didnt help the pain and I refused to take more. The CBD works. Im also bipolar and have ptsd. The thc works for that as well. Its not placebo. More studies need to be done in this country. Other countries do studies on it but we dont.
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