Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division can take months or even years to issue formal safety warnings about marijuana products even when it receives reports that the products are harming people’s health, The Denver Gazette and ProPublica found.
To promote the Midnight Drops, the 1906 website said the pills were infused with corydalis, an herbal extract, which, it said, “has been used for millennia.” It claimed the extract had sedative qualities and would help people stay asleep because it targeted body pain and tension.
A relative of the poppy, corydalis also contains a compound that researchers have linked to severe and potentially fatal liver injury.
I had to scroll down like 20 paragraphs to find what the ‘other herbal remedies’ they were talking about were.
They’d have to be taking Corydalis for a long time and in really high doses to get this kind of liver damage.
I had to scroll down like 20 paragraphs to find what the ‘other herbal remedies’ they were talking about were.
They’d have to be taking Corydalis for a long time and in really high doses to get this kind of liver damage.
Thanks