News & Updates
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Otter Vetoes Bill To Allow CBD Oil To Be Used To Treat Sick Idaho Kids
IDAHO: Gov. Butch Otter has vetoed SB 1146a, the bill that would have allowed parents of Idaho children with an intractable form of epilepsy to treat their kids with cannabidiol, a non-psychotropic oil that’s an extract of cannabis and can halt the children’s repeated, extended and life-threatening seizures. The bill passed after lengthy and emotional
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Idaho business selling CBD oil opposes ban
CBD oil Idaho See Related: DEA Adds CBD to the Schedule 1 substances. NORTH IDAHO – A North Idaho businessman is concerned the government is trying to prevent him from selling one of his more popular health products – CBD oil. Marijuana is not legal in Idaho. The oil is made from the cannabis plant,
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ACTION ITEM! CBD Prohibition
The empire strikes back: DEA quietly announces “Schedule I” status for CBD extracts to comply with United Nations demands… CBD Prohibition? Hemp industry disputes Friday, December 16, 2016 by: Mike Adams ACTION ITEM: Sign the petition that asks the incoming Trump administration to legalize CBD supplements nationwide. Meaning an extract containing one or more cannabinoids
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Imagine a world without pesticides
Can we imagine a day, a year or a world without using hazardous chemicals to grow our food? I can. And we must. Today, people are continuing to stand up for the future of food and farming, speaking out against harmful pesticide use in Hawaii, Iowa, California and beyond even when it draws the ire
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Harmful high fructose corn syrup gets a new name
Big Food is at it again, fooling us with false advertisements to make us buy food we don’t want to consume. Most of today’s consumers are increasingly health conscious and want to avoid products that contain health-damaging ingredients. High fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is one of the substances that has made a bad name for
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Becoming a Citizen Advocate for Health Freedom
It’s a fact of life that every decision that affects health freedom is a political decision. Our elected lawmakers at the State Capitol determine everything from a doctor’s ability to practice and prescribe supplements, children’s ability to attend schools and daycares without forced medical intervention, the ability of small farmers grow and sell produce free