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You Won't Believe What Ingredient Oreo Is Considering Adding to Their Cookies
Nope, it isn't bacon.

mike wrote:

If they do it looks like I'll have to give up one of my favorite cookies.

There's a reason we don't put meds into snacks: overdose.

Can you imagine the outbreak of emergency calls?

mike wrote:

Not the first bad move for Oreo.

2016 / “End of an era: Chicago's last Oreo line shut down Friday”
https://www.chicagotribune.com/business ... story.html

i cannot reconcile all the hoopla over, example, Camel cigarettes’ marketing appeal to children, with what is happening today.

If I wanted CBD I would find a healthier way to take it.

JimFoxvog wrote:If I wanted CBD I would find a healthier way to take it.

Kind of like eating Candy Apples.

Trivializing recreational use of drugs.
Children of these measures will have trouble distinguishing any boundaries at all.
We are witnessing it unfold in real time.

“Denver first in U.S. to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms”
Psilocybin possession would remain illegal but would become police’s “lowest law-enforcement priority”
https://www.denverpost.com/2019/05/08/d ... -mushroom/

.. He added: “Marijuana has brought more problems than it’s solved to our city and our state, and if we continue to go down this track, we’re going to continue to see Colorado get in worse and worse shape.” ..

Personally, i would like to see random drug testing for those in elected and appointed political office; testing for both illegal drugs, but, also, for abuse of prescription drugs. ‘Cause, it’s known, the entitled have effective means to find doctors that will write prescriptions for abuse.
Over years, deaths and coroners’ reports have revealed such abuse.

There are many laws and political decisions that reflect possible drug abuse, including alcohol abuse, by those pushing questionable agenda. It’s fair to wonder, “What drugs are they on?!”

i try to remind my family to be aware, day+night, as drivers and pedestrians, to be AWARE of other drivers. We tend to presume other drivers are as lucid as we are at any given time, BUT, increasingly-so, DISTRACTIONS and IMPAIRMENTS, are common. Many are 100% legal.

MaxPC wrote:

mike wrote:

If they do it looks like I'll have to give up one of my favorite cookies.

There's a reason we don't put meds into snacks: overdose.

Can you imagine the outbreak of emergency calls?

I don’t believe it’s possible to overdose on CBD oil. It’s extracted from hemp and doesn’t contain any THC.

It’s the latest health food fad. Here in Colorado, the Loaf and Jug gas station chain now sells CBD infused products. They couldn’t do it if it was a controlled substance.

Szdfan wrote:

MaxPC wrote:

mike wrote:

If they do it looks like I'll have to give up one of my favorite cookies.

There's a reason we don't put meds into snacks: overdose.

Can you imagine the outbreak of emergency calls?

I don’t believe it’s possible to overdose on CBD oil.

You can overdose on anything, even water (water intoxication -> hyponatremia). All it takes is to consume excess amounts.

MaxPC wrote:

Szdfan wrote: If they do it looks like I'll have to give up one of my favorite cookies.

There's a reason we don't put meds into snacks: overdose.

Can you imagine the outbreak of emergency calls?

I don’t believe it’s possible to overdose on CBD oil.

Something to consider: you can overdose on anything, even water (water intoxication -> hyponatremia). All it takes is to consume excess amounts. I don't recall anyone ever eating only one oreo ... or potato chip ... or brownie............