One participant in these studies spoke under agreement that his anonymity be preserved. He said that it was quite easy to tell the government-constructed compound from the real thing, and doubted very much whether the intended market will ever accept the new wonder of science. At the time of this printing, despite such reactions, the government is still intent upon enforcing this new health directive. There's a lot of money at stake for these people. Both the US and UK are digging their heels in on this 'no high' fraud.
Cannabis is an herb.
It has an interesting side effect. It makes people happy and laugh at bureaucratic idiots who seek to persecute users of the herb. None of this makes any sense unless there are financial interests at work, or these people are fundamentally sadistic, or both. My 2 cents I'm very tired of these articles but this is the news unfortunately. Why doesn't someone call them out and make them stop with saying that there is no evidence that Cannabis is helpful.