Steve Moore

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Oils, snacks, and drinks with the cannabis extract cannabidiol (CBD) is not "off the shelf" in the next year if they win approval.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said that the products had to be registered by March 2021, or they would be pulled.

in Spite of the rising sales of the CBD were not a product has been approved in the UK, the increase in the security concerns.

The FSA also has issued new guidelines for the CBD, saying it should not be used alongside other medications.

Cannabidiol derived from cannabis but not psychoactive properties. It is sold in some pharmacies and health food stores as a Supplement and for the treatment of conditions such as pain or insomnia.

But the FSA only the regulation of the market began in January last year, and some argue that it has dragged its feet.

studies have CBD found products not listed for sale included the stock exchange and potentially dangerous ingredients, or illegal tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient of cannabis.

Many contain little or none of the extract itself, contrary to your assertions, and in spite of their high prices.

said The FSA, had the producers slow to submit their products for approval, to compel, to impose, the term.

"The CBD industry has said more information about the safety and content of these products and the regulatory authority by March 2021, or the products are taken off the shelves," chief, Emily Miles.

CBD products have been on sale in the UK for years, so the FSA did not act quickly holes from the start. But the attitude she has taken now, is a strong.

He had hoped, each of the companies to come to the front, with product information. But since there is no sufficient documentation of the controller is now to force you, or threaten you from the shelves. For companies hoping for a piece of the British multi-million-pound-CBD-industrial, this is a great incentive for them to meet.

The new advice for the consumer, that CBD oil should not be taken, in addition to any other drug, comes as a shock to many, on these new oils, drops, food, and dietary supplements to help you with medical problems.

Although the CBD products are not allowed, all health-related information, many people say they help with everything from psychological problems in dealing with cancer treatments, so they are likely to be among them, in addition to other medications.

'Not safe for pregnant women'

The FSA said that healthy adults "think carefully" before the ingestion of CBD, And Then not More Than 70 mg per day. This corresponds to about 28 drops of 5% strength CBD oil.

Those who are pregnant, nursing or taking any medication not recommended to use the CBD-products at all.

The regulator based its recommendations on the advice of the government Committee on Toxicity (COT), which found evidence of "possible negative health effects" of the CBD.

But the CRADLE is not said that it is "still know enough to be sure, such a risk".

Steve Moore , of The Association for Cannabinoid industry (ACI), said the CBD-producers welcomed the new guidelines.

"We believe that these elicit is the safety studies are essential to consumer trust to build and help in the development of a socially responsible and sustainable industry. "

The FSA is the advice applies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland , but not Scotland, which is covered by a separate voltage regulator.

It does not apply to CBD cosmetics and vaping products, or cannabis used for medical purposes, also under different Rules .

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Source of news: bbc.com