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Bio:	The Federal Government, in an attempt to get more people to smoke cannabis, has created CFAH, or the Cannabidiol Medical Association of Canada. The mission of this organization is to provide "cannabis educational materials and basic knowledge." In order to qualify for CFAH certification, companies must first pass a CFAH review. Many websites offer CFAH certification, but some of those websites are affiliated with the actual Cannabidiol firm, CFAH. The official CFAH website offers three types of CFAH reviews: Expert Review, Research Review, and Education/Training Review. The CFAH website claims that these reviews are objective, unbiased, and based on true facts. The reviews are broken down into two categories: education and training. Education reviews provide companies with educational information on CBD products, as well as medical education on CBD extracts and other botanical extracts. Training reviews are comprised of reviews from current or past CFAH expert CBD reviewers, along with marketing material and biographical data on the reviewer. Education and training reviews are designed to inform potential customers about CBD products and the medical benefits they provide. As is often the case with pharmaceuticals, it is difficult to obtain CFAH certification. Only after a company has met all the requirements, does the organization apply to become CFAH certified. Many review websites offer CFAH certification to companies without actually meeting the requirements of the organization. A CFAH expert CBD reviewer only reviews products if the company meets the standards of CFAH. Otherwise, the reviewer does not apply. Websites that offer CFAH certification are only able to meet the guidelines of CFAH by offering review services that are based on true scientific evidence. Reviewers also frequently include advertisements for CFAH products in their reviews. While it's important for potential patients to have a clear understanding of the science behind CBD, most review websites fail to provide enough information to readers in order to justify the cost of purchasing these products. CBD resource organizations are essentially free advertising for pharmaceutical companies, because CBD sales pitches are not allowed in article directories. Reviewing websites can be an excellent way to learn about new products. But don't rely solely on them to make your decision. Make sure to do some independent research online and read up on the background of the products you're interested in. If you find a review website that you're comfortable working with, use it to learn more about the companies who make the products you're interested in reviewing. There's no point in giving money to a resource that may be in the business of selling products to people who may never use them. Many review websites offer CFAH membership discounts to active CFAH members and allow CFAH members to place links to CFAH products on their site. This is a great way to use review sites as marketing tools without spending any money to advertise. If you do your homework, you'll be able to find many quality CFAH review websites that will help educate and bring you information about this fascinating plant.
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