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A True Guide To CBD Gummies for Dogs John Stones

While cannabis in any form is not an FDA-approved drug for animals, there are plenty of veterinarians out there who don't hesitate to recommend CBD treats for dogs that suffer from a range of various diseases and chronic ailments. But be careful - more than a handful of 'reputable' companies have recently been busted by the FDA for bogus claims of having CBD in their products, when in fact they've tested for virtually none. For the uninitiated, CBD (cannabidiol) is the non-psychoactive ingredient in cannabis - unlike THC, it doesn't produce the "euphoric or intoxicating" effects consistent with stereotypical marijuana use. Nevertheless, it still plays an incredibly active role in the body, as it influences a huge array of physiological and neurological processes by binding to endogenous cannabinoid receptors in the mammalian central nervous system. Numerous studies have shown that by manipulating receptors in the CNS, cannabidiol can play a key role in reducing inflammation, alleviating chronic pain, reducing the viability of tumor cells, minimizing symptoms of anxiety/depression, and reducing the severity of seizures, among other things.