What does the World Health Organization say about CBD?
According to assessments by the World Health Organization (WHO), the substance cannabidiol (CBD) is considered a safe active ingredient. Corresponding legalizations could therefore take place soon.
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Philip Schmiedhofer, MSc
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WHO SECURITY PROFILE ON CBD
The expert committee report published by the WHO in November 2017 regarding drug dependence indicates that the ingredient cannabidiol has good tolerability.
In the expert committee report on drug dependence published by WHO in November 2017, it is stated that the ingredient cannabidiol has good tolerability – provided a good safety profile exists. Scientific findings were used for the analysis to announce an appropriate assessment of therapeutic qualities as well as side effects of CBD. Based on these, it was determined whether cannabis as a medicinal product should be subjected to international controls in the future. Test results on both animals and humans concluded in a generally good tolerability of CBD. The medical treatment of CBD in epileptics has so far been the most researched. According to WHO, however, there is also the possibility of helping other patients with various diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, as well as diabetes with cannabis-based medicines.
The published committee report states that cannabidiol, unlike the active ingredient THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), does not cause dependency properties, psychoactive effects, or any negative impacts on anxiety, heart rate, or even high blood pressure.International bans on pure cannabidiol therefore do not seem justified.
The complete WHO report can be read in full on the following page:
Philip is managing director and co-founder of cannhelp GmbH. With studies in medical engineering and molecular biology, specialized in brain science and focusing on cannabinoids, he is recognized as an expert in the use of cannabinoids in medicine. As a medical device consultant, he also leads the sales of cannmedic and offers specialized advice for medical professionals. His expertise includes the development and sales of cannabinoid-based products. In the field of research, he participates in significant basic research at the Centre for Brain Research of the Medical University of Vienna. As co-founder and current managing director of cannmedic GmbH, a pioneer in the trade of CBD medical devices, he has many years of entrepreneurial experience. Furthermore, he maintains an extensive network in the field and advises internationally operating companies in the area of medical cannabinoids.
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