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If you want to try it, Morrison says that <a href=http://www.cwhemp.com/cannabinoid-hemp-oil-cbd-supplement-everyday>CBD oil</a>is dosed in milligram (mg) strength. “If a person is very sensitive, they might start with 12.5 mg twice a day; but it could go up to 50 mg twice a day.” It can be taken straight since it has a very neutral flavor, though it can be added to just about anything. (Cooking with it is not recommended, though, since heating the oil can inactivate some of its activity.)But, Morrison notes, there's still more research to be done: “There are a lot of people learning about CBD oil, but there’s not a lot of research on it yet. Most of what exists has been done on marijuana [not hemp]—and none of the studies are randomized controlled studies.” As of now, the oil derived from actual pot remains off-limits, even to doctors. Under a new drug code, the DEA even <a href=https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2016/12/14/2016-29941/establishment-of-a-new-drug-code-for-marihuana-extract>announced</a> that marijuana extracts like CBD would continue to be treated as a Schedule I drug, one seen with no medicinal value. However, states are making their own moves. Wisconsin, for example, recently passed a bill that would legalize possession of CBD oil derived from marijuana. Some experts think the synergy between THC and CBD in marijuana does give stronger pain-relieving effects, but Morrison says it's still worth trying the hemp variety.

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