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The Truth About CFAH CBD Review Websites
Recently, I have been contacted several times by my CFAH colleagues who are interested in writing articles for these websites. After reviewing one of their recent posts at CFAH website i.e. "CBD Review Websites," I suggested they take the time to write something similar about CBD reviews and CBD product information. I was not asked to speak on behalf of CFAH; in fact, I was told that they were working with a CBD resource group, and so my comments would be used in conjunction with their effort. However, after several weeks of never hearing from any of their CBD resources or articles, I finally decided to speak up.
My comment was posted on CFAH's corporate blog without my permission. At first, I thought this was a great idea; CFAH should use their valuable resource to develop their reviews and provide reviews that are objective and fair to all parties involved, including their CBD review websites. Of course, the corporate leadership deleted my comment, but not before my post was archived.
Many CFAH expert reviewers and CBD resource groups are prolific writers with great stories that speak to the benefit of CBD products. If you visit many CBD review websites, you will find that many parents speaking about their experiences with these products have very similar questions. For example, many parents wonder if the CBD is safe for children. CBD is safe for most children under the age of 12. Unfortunately, many parents do not realize that CBD is not typically recommended until it is too late. Therefore, many children remain undiagnosed and untreated for years.
The CFAH expert reviewers also want to ensure that CBD products do not contain carcinogens, which are some of the concerns parents have with prescription drugs for ADHD. However, when it comes to CBD reviews, there are too many unanswered questions to even consider potential risks to children. Many parents report no side effects at all and many do not mind if they experience mild to moderate side effects because they are so mild. There are no health risks in this product category, so companies cannot make outrageous sales pitches about potential dangers.
When companies use paid review websites to promote new products and sales pitches, they run the risk of getting sanctioned by the FDA and the parents could file a complaint. Also, companies can violate securities laws if they use biased information. Unfortunately, many CFAH expert review websites are funded by the CBD industry and so it is not uncommon for them to push product sales far into the negative. If the CBD review websites do not push product and sales pitches, parents can rest assured that they have done their due diligence on the product.
Unfortunately, not every parent is careful with what they read on review websites. As with many other things in life, there are good parenting rules and bad parenting rules. Using CFAH CBD reviews is one of the best ways to ensure you get the right information from an unbiased source. Using websites that review products as objective as possible helps give parents an idea of what to expect and helps them avoid common pitfalls. As parents, we need to be sure that our kids are getting the best possible support.