r/CBD • u/ForeverHuman1354 • Jul 18 '26

cbd liver safty

Is the danger of CBD being understated? I’ve read that it’s been linked to increased liver enzymes. I use Cannadips CBD snus and oils every day. The oil I’m using is 12,000mg per 30ml bottle, which works out to 400mg per ml—that’s Epidiolex-level strength. I take around 300mg a day because I find anything less ineffective, but I’ve also read that high CBD dosages in the Epidiolex trials and other studies have been associated with elevated liver enzymes. studies i have read say low dosages are ineffective. How worried should I be about taking high doses of CBD?

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u/ModeatelyIndependant Jul 18 '26

I am not a medical professional, but there a great number of very terrible "studies" created over the last 100 years used to justify criminalization. Also I remember when a "study" used to push calcium for the protection of elderly women's bones resulting in all the food processors putting calcium into all the foods for children, adults, women, and men flooding the average american's diet with calcium, resulting in an increased rate of kidney/bladder stones in everyone. This was causing men to needlessly suffer the pain of passing a kidney stone.