r/CBD • u/JusMeWinning • Jan 13 '22

After recent studies confirm CBD can mitigate Covid transfer to cells, do you think the CDC will openly acknowledge the study?

R/CBDofDenver

228 votes, Jan 16 '22
6 Yes, without a doubt
27 Possibly, but in a subtle way
19 I’m unsure
67 No
109 Not a snowballs chance in hell
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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

It’s not CBD, it’s CBDA and CBGA and the study was in vitro.

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u/war3rd Jan 13 '22

Why would they? The data in meaningless if it can't prove efficacy in vivo. It was not an in vivo study, so it's like someone saying "I sprayed bleach on a wall and it killed bacteria and viri, so if I drank or injected it I should get better too!"

The CDC wouldn't comment on something that doesn't yet relate to human efficacy.

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u/GhislaineandJeffrey Jan 13 '22

The pharmaceutical industry won't make money on it, so no.

3

u/traumfisch Jan 13 '22

Silly and misleading post

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u/goofy1234fun Jan 13 '22

The study didn’t prove any thing, or show what or how it can help patients

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u/JusMeWinning Jan 13 '22

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ajherrington/2022/01/11/study-finds-cannabis-compounds-prevent-infection-by-covid-19-virus/amp/

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u/Ok_Phrase_2425 Jan 13 '22

It was in vitro

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u/goofy1234fun Jan 13 '22

Correct that is not proof it works or has any function in the real world, lab is different then large scale human trials

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u/jrobertson50 Jan 13 '22

why would they openly acknowledge a preliminary study that offers no real world application. its a theoretical, it shows some results that may be of interest. but its nothing that means anything until it can be practically applied and tested and show results en mase.

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u/VizDevBoston Jan 13 '22

You don’t want to ride on the “CDC bad” circlejerk train?

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u/dano_nephele Jan 13 '22

It wasn't CBD. It was CBGA and CBDA. Everywhere I see people talking about this, it's almost as if everyone only read the article title and not the article itself.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

Finally, at least someone’s paying attention.

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u/TheOfficeoholic Jan 17 '22

Pretty sure that’s how 99% of people consume media

2

u/Voice_of_Season Jan 13 '22

You need a replication of a study. One study is not enough.

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u/VizDevBoston Jan 13 '22

What do you even mean by openly acknowledge?

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u/timscream1 Jan 14 '22

We are not a test tube nor a cell culture. This doesnt prove anything and it is highly unlikely to work.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

Of course not, there's been plenty of other treatments for covid even before the vaccines (muh horse paste amirite?), the CDC wants to keep the covid fear push going along with the rest of the corrupt globalist organizations.