The market for cannabidiol (CBD) products continues to expand worldwide, but not all products are created equal. Nanotechnology, the science of subatomic particles, is revolutionizing many areas of health and medicine. Pure Craft CBD, a southern California-based company, has harnessed nanotechnology to make a purer line of CBD products with greater bioavailability.
To hear news outlets tell it, the majority of Americans are overwhelmingly unsatisfied these days.
So it’s worth noting that a study in the Journal of Manipulative Physiological Therapeutics found that a whopping 83 percent of households surveyed were either “satisfied” or “very satisfied” with chiropractic care. Among the factors? Displaying “concern about a patient’s overall health, and the extent to which (they) explain the condition and the treatment.”
It’s not easy being green these days — especially when you share space with more than 3 million people. And yet, one Southern California company is making it its business to do just that.
The scientific definition for false-positive states that a false positive is a binary classification error in which a test result incorrectly affirms the presence of a condition, such as a disease, when in fact the disease is not present. Metallic pollutants like barium and mercury to name just two are main contributors to false positive test results.
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Manipulating the power of certain energy frequencies, such as sound and electromagnetic radiation, is nothing new. From what is allegedly known about the so-called ancient past, frequency manipulation was used for everything from healing the sick to waging war. In rediscovery and usage of this knowledge are we on the road to perfection or stuck in a destructive cycle?
