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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A 2019 Drug Surveillance Report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) showed millions of Americans …
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(Natural News) Well, it’s official: The most pressing issue on the FDA’s plate involves banning the majority of flavored e-cigarettes currently on the market because they’re apparently too scary to allow grown adults to purchase according to their own free will as Americans. According to reports, the Food and Drug Administration under Trump has announced… (Source: NaturalNews.c
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The Trump Administration on Jan. 2 announced that it will remove some—but not all—flavored e-cigarette products from the U.S. market, in a compromise that has sparked criticism from both vaping advocates and adversaries.
The new plan applies to the cartridge-based e-cigarette products made by companies like Juul Labs, which are particularly popular among teenagers. Under the policy, co
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(Natural News) Heroin addicts might find it easier to stay clean if they take cannabis-based medicine. A recent study showed that the cannabidiol (CBD) in cannabis might reduce the cravings for addictive drugs. Further, cannabidiol was not addictive. CBD was safer than most pharmaceutical drugs used to rehabilitate drug addicts. Cannabidiol is gaining popularity as… (Source: NaturalNews.com)
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