As CBD, in this context, isn't a medicine, it isn't regulated by the UK's drugs regulator but by the Food Standards Agency (FSA). In 2020, the FSA recommended that daily consumption of CBD should ...

Although some studies suggest CBD can help support hair growth, it’s unclear how much CBD is necessary to produce results. A lack of conclusive research on the topic is available, but some ...

In Too Afraid to Ask, we’re answering food-related questions that may or may not give you goosebumps.Today: I found a hair in my food—now what? There’s nothing that’ll turn me off a nice ...

CBD not shown to be safe enough for use in food or supplements, FDA says. Despite hopes of backers of CBD, the FDA is not greenlighting the substance, which is in products ranging from soap to seltzer ...

A discussion of hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) product labeling requirements, highlighting best practices when preparing or reviewing labeling copy for CBD food and dietary supplement products to ...

As several major food makers are champing at the bit to cash in on the CBD food and drinks craze, it seems the FDA is still not down with the program.

The Food and Drug Administration announced last week there’s not enough data addressing the “various safety concerns” of cannabidiol, or CBD, to regulate the marijuana-derived products as ...

In January 2023, the FDA confirmed it would not regulate CBD (Cannabidiol, another phytocannabinoid found in both hemp and marijuana) as a food and dietary supplement ingredient.