In this episode of Your Natural Dog, Angela Ardolino and Carter Easler, CBD Dog Health's Director of Education, delve into the complexities of CBD industry regulation and the role of the National Animal Supplement Council (NASC). Angela and Carter dive into the NASC’s stance on broad spectrum CBD and how their funded research is not up to date with the hemp industry, highlighting how full spectrum hemp has already been proven through long-term studies to be both safer and more potent. The conversation also covers the NASC’s attempts to change industry standard definitions, the therapeutic potential and safety of THC for pets, and the impact of rescheduling cannabis on the CBD industry. Tune in to learn about the ongoing debate over CBD standards and regulations in the pet supplement industry, and why nature’s own remedies, like full spectrum hemp, can’t be patented, and can’t be beat.

Episode Recap: 

• What is the NASC?
• FDA doesn’t regulate pet supplements
• Broad Spectrum vs Full Spectrum
• NASC trying to change industry standard definitions
• Entourage effect
• The Problem with the NASC’s CBD Research
• NASC is far behind the hemp industry’s expertise
• Studies show Full Spectrum Hemp is safer & more potent
• Therapeutic potential & safety of THC for pets
• The impact of rescheduling cannabis on the CBD industry
• You can’t patent nature
• CBD COAs - Certificates of Analysis

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• Is THC safe for pets?
• NASC Broad Spectrum Study
• Studies on Full Spectrum Hemp
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