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Legalizing Marijuana Would Calm CBD Regulatory Storm – CV Sciences' MacKay

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As FDA moves slow on allowing CBD as a dietary ingredient, a marijuana reform law is a near-term possibility and would cause a “nuclear shift” about cannabis regulation and sway agency's decision, says cannabidiol firm CV Sciences executive.

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