Trying to finish up on my science literacy class. It is a pip. It is very good and provides a lot information about how scientists evaluate questions and data.
It is thumping my poor brain with all kinds of concepts. Once I finish the class, I should be back on a regular schedule.
Going through my stuff and seeing if I forgot anything. Seems like I did forget a thing or two.
I might have included this in an episode but just in case, I want to make sure that you know about buying CBD oil on Amazon.com.
If you have been following the mini series about hemp seed oil and CBD oil you know:
The sale of hemp products with less than 0.3 THC or any psychoactive properties is permitted in the U.S. on the federal level.
However, depending on where you live in the United States, hemp products can either legal conditionally legal or totally illegal to purchase depending on the state or territory you happen to live in.
Fifty states, the District of Columbia and the territories. All with different laws , regulations and Attorney Generals.
Not to mention interstate commerce rules and the TSA at the airports.
And then there is American version of Amazon.com. The site really wants to help you find what you want.
Amazon site does not want to disappoint you. Neither do the flim flam artists who will make it seem that there product does what you hope it would do but it does not.
This is a quick episode on why you can't buy CBD oil with 0.3% TCH via the U.S. version of Amazon.com. It isn't complicated.
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