Cardiff Lexington Corp (CDIX)

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my opinion: CDIX CEO should sell other businesses, clean up debt, cancel convertible notes, and reduce a/s . This stock can see 50 cents to 1 dollar easily.. then mILD DILUTION AT MULTI-CENTS LEVEL.. Mr. maket can absorb easily. use that money to make cbd oil business worldwide.
I like The Acela CBD facility is very legit.. I guess they are the biggest one in the CBD business

But if he acts like cheap guy to allow dilution under 1 cent. he will lose this credit permanently no one will believe him anymore.. last chance ..

he found a great merger company.. he should act cleverly..


The Acela CBD Facility is very legit! https://www.wlwt.com/article/cbd-products-what-you-need-to-know/28748027

Congressman Thomas Massie visited the Acela CBD facility in Maysville, Kentucky

12 August at 08:38 ·
I had the opportunity to tour the Acela CBD facility in Maysville, Kentucky last week. It’s always exciting to see how the new industrial hemp industry has boosted the economy in Kentucky—especially when I’m able to wear a lab coat which reminds me of my days at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Acela CBD is a particularly innovative startup. This company is entirely local, contracting with Kentucky farms to supply industrial hemp, honey, lemongrass, lavender, and other ingredients to use in their own products.
We talked about my sponsorship of the Industrial Hemp Farming Act, and my amendment to the 2014 Farm Bill that legalized industrial hemp projects. Congressman Ron Paul was the original sponsor of the Industrial Hemp Farming Act, and when he retired in 2012, I was honored to pick up where he left off. Bipartisan allies in Congress and in the grassroots worked hard for many years to pass this bill and amendment, and their efforts paved the way for last year’s hemp legalization in the 2018 Farm Bill.

I spoke with Greg Gerhardt, a hemp farmer and Acela CBD supplier in Bracken County. Greg comes from a family of hemp farmers—his grandfather grew hemp for the government during World War II. He walked me through the process of growing hemp and told me how much more profitable hemp is compared to what tobacco was during its peak and even more so now.

Dr. Leroy Gallenstein and Dr. Jennifer Frees told me about the benefits they have observed in patients taking cannabidiol (CBD) products. They have seen a reduction in pain, better sleep, and greater energy levels across their patients. We talked about the potential for hemp to combat the opioid crisis in Kentucky.

Thanks to Acela CBD CEO Andrew Culbertson and Basil Mattingly for your hospitality and conversation. It was also great to see my cousin, former Kentucky State Representative Mike Denham. I look forward to seeing how the hemp industry continues to prosper in Kentucky!

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