I did see a few studies regarding ADD/ADHD and CBD/THC that showed good results. I tried finding the studies I've seen , but cannot locate them. It was several months ago. Should have downloaded them into a file. That said, I have more and more patients on CBD over the last 6-9 months than the previous 17 years I've been in the ER. Awareness and usage are growing in leaps and bounds. I'm doing my part to get the word out as many folks I see are in desperate need of a better, non-toxic, non-addictive solution. Most of the folks I see that are on CBD are on it mainly for insomnia, anxiety, pain syndromes, and ADD/ADHD. I honestly can't think of one patient that didn't get at least some benefit from using. Being an ER guy, I have some ADHD which works really well in that environment. I have never been officially diagnosed and have never used meds as it's been more a assest than liability. Like you, I tend to hyperfocus with things I enjoy and am a numbers kind of guy, but am more more of a "big picture", fundamental kind of person above anything else. The bottom line is beside costs, using CBD products is really a no-brainer as the evidence thus far points to only positive effects. You having a knack for math is great! Dissect MGC's fins as
they come out and we can compare thoughts. Between the two of us, we should be able to keep tabs on our investment!! As a final ADHD thought, I'm a drummer and everyone knows it within a few minutes of meeting me with the constant rythymic tapping going on constantly! Just can't get the music out of my head!!!
