OK Legislature Considers Legalizing Non-Intoxicating CBD Oil In Adults

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OK Legislature Considers Legalizing Non-Intoxicating CBD Oil In Adults

OK Legislature Considers Legalizing Non-Intoxicating CBD Oil In Adults

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OK Legislature Considers Legalizing Non-Intoxicating CBD Oil In Adults

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Parents of children with seizures say they are having great success with a type of non-intoxicating cannabis oil, that was legalized in Oklahoma last year.

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