That’s the trick with the translation of results from in-vitro to in-vivo…
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Dr. Jebril…have you ever lived in an area where people
(not use) but seriously abuse da kine?
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This is amazing.
I use to live in France. I know what you mean.
There an not only wine abusers over there. 
Anyone have CBGA percentage for this?
can anyone download and send me the pdf for the Oregon study?
I have not been able to read the original…
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Again…
This is in vitro right?
This hasn’t been trialed on humans? Just human cells in an experiment?
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The first water is usually thrown out…the 7 min
boiling is a decarb step…water goes…
The extraction is with WHOLE milk…
You extract with the emulsion…
use goats milk…
That`s great!!
I have so many questions and honestly i wanna know more
Bhang bhang baby
That is great news, as a CBD / CBDA manufacture it is good to see that others are now finding value to these products!
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Do you guys think my article on this is too bold of a claim?
Want to make sure I am not overstepping… I put disclaimers inside of the article, but the title is pretty aggressive.
id say “may” or prepend with “studies have shown”
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I think you are right. I will make the change. Thank you for the feedback.
Edit:
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I think that looks great. less sensational
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I’d perhaps edit this sentence in a similar manner
“when scientists showed how CBGA and CBDA prevent COVID-19 infection”
Either say in vitro, at a molecular level, “may”, “could”, “have a biological mechanism that may” or something of the like.
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