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Full Spectrum Delta 8

Delta-8 cannabis and Delta-8 THC are both legal in most countries across Canada, but not all countries have legalized the medical use of Delta-8. In the United States, Delta-8 cannot legally be sold as a medication, so most companies do not produce and distribute Delta-8 products for medical use. Some companies however, produce small quantities of Delta-8 cannabis oil, which can be used for medical purposes. It is important to note that Delta-8 THC does not have the same medicinal benefits of Delta-8. Delta-8 THC and CBD are both effective when used under medical supervision.

Currently in Canada, Delta-8 is available in dried oils and capsules. There is currently no known side effects associated with the use of Delta-8 oil. However, Delta-8 is not recommended by some qualified physicians as the ideal medical cannabis oil. If you suffer from any medical condition or have a family history of psychosis or schizophrenia, you should discuss Area52's Delta-8 with your doctor before using it. Also, Delta-8 should not be used by pregnant women who are breastfeeding.

Delta-8 has been successful in several clinical trials and is currently being explored for use in new products. For example, there is a phase one clinical trial currently being conducted with patients who are diagnosed with cancer. In the recent United States, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is currently analyzing the effects of delta-8 on patients with glaucoma and retinopathy, two diseases that are treatable with delta-9-THC.

The future of full spectrum delta 8 delivery is still very much a ways off. Currently, it is difficult to obtain a supply of Delta-8 from an environmental source. Scientists are continually researching ways to produce the plant's active ingredient, Delta-8. One idea is to grow it in the lab, thus creating a full spectrum delta product. Other possibilities include isolating delta-8 from its natural habitat, although this also raises the issue of contamination from wild populations of cannabis plants.

As of now, full spectrum delta 8 has not been approved by the US FDA. No company is allowed to sell it as a prescription drug because it has not been proven to effectively treat or cure any medical condition. There is no current indication that it is safe or effective for use as a smoking suppressant. This means that it could not be sold as a replacement for cigarettes, either. It is most likely going to become available as a cosmetic in the not too distant future. However, until such time, full spectrum delta products should be avoided due to possible severe side effects.