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Article content The claims in question included that, “cannabidiol can change gene expression and remove beta-amyloid plaque, the hallmark of Alzheimer’s, from brain cells” and that “scientific and clinical studies have shown that CBD could be therapeutic for many conditions.” That long list of these conditions includes chronic pain, cancer, diabetes, sleep disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, post-traumatic stress disorder, alcoholism and neurological ailments, notes the SCDAO release. As a member of the California Food, Drug and Medical Device Task Force, the SCDAO and CannaCraft reac...

Reply May 10, 2021 Santa Cruz County District Attorney, Jeffrey Rosell announced today that the Consumer and Environmental Protection Unit, working with the California Food, Drug, and Medical Device Task Force, has reached a settlement in a civil action against Cannacraft, Inc. for false advertising violations. Cannacraft is a licensed cultivator and manufacturer of cannabis products based in Sonoma County and conducts its business under California's legal cannabis market. Subscribe The complaint alleges that Cannacraft made representations regarding the efficacy of its Care By Design produc...

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Gwyneth Paltrow is facing criticism from a British health official for promoting unscientific claims about coronavirus treatment on her lifestyle brand’s website.  The Goop founder took to her website earlier this month to reveal that she believes she had the virus "early on" last year and was left with lingering symptoms such as long-tail fatigue and brain fog. She says she consulted functional medicine practitioner Dr. Will Cole who recommended she start fasting until 11 ...

TextAlex Peters The Goop founder has been recommending saunas, kombucha, and kimchi to those suffering long COVID effects Gwyneth Paltrow is back at it again with the woo-woo pseudoscience and medical advice and the NHS is not having it. The medical director of NHS England has urged the actress and founder of Goop to stop spreading misinformation after she suggested “intuitive fasting,” infrared saunas, and herbal cocktails as treatments for long COVID-19 effects.  “We need to take long COVID seriously and apply serious science,” Professor Stephen Powis told the BBC, saying that wh...