Questions and Answers from the Q&A Today

Questions Addressed during the Q&A Today:

  • What symptoms does the supplement 5htp address?
  • Is CBD oil recommended as a therapy for neurological symptoms?
  • Is it safe to take if I am also taking Parkinson’s medications?
  • I have tightening in muscles in my arms and shoulders which
    makes it difficult to breathe while walking. Has anyone had success
    dealing with this problem?
  • I am taking mars venus superfood with minerals and detox lemonade. Has anyone had success with this protocol?
  • Had anyone ever tried near infrared saunas with any success for Parkinson’s symptoms?
  • Please explain and compare the advantages of three therapies:
    1) Electromagnetic Pulse Therapy (BEMER)
    2) Photobiomodulation (Vielight)
    3) Biontology
  • I have problems sticking with a program of recovery that is helping me
    feel better. Have you witnessed this type of cycle? Please provide insights
    in how to getting past this.
  • Why does Parkinson’s progress in many Parkinson’s patients? Is it psychological or is there an underling disease mechanism at play?

Robert

Replay: Q&A about CBD products from CTFO

The replay link below takes you to the Q&A program today I hosted that is intended for customers, Associates and individuals interested in learning more about the CBD products offered by CTFO.  This is the company that offers a 60 full money back guarantee and the one I have determined is trustworthy.  Better yet, they offer the best prices on CBD products.

I signed up several months ago to be an Associate which is an option for you too.  While the cost of products is the same currently whether you purchase as a customer or an Associate, this will change soon. Apparently, Associates will benefit from lower prices soon (and there is no cost to becoming an Associate).

The first set of questions that will be addressed is intended primarily for customers. The second set is primarily intended for persons who have signed up for free to be CTFO Associates. Connection scoop is below followed by a listing of some of the questions that will be addressed.

Click the link below to access the replay of our Q&A today: 
https://InstantTeleseminar.com/Events/110046666

Q&A for Customers:

  • What is the status of shipments to Canada?
  • I am not interested in becoming an Associate. I simply want to purchase the CBD oil and try it out under the 60 day money back guarantee. How do I register as a customer rather than an associate?
  • Since I am just a customer, why do I have to create a user name and password? Seems like that is for Associates only.
  • When I registered as a customer, CTFO created a website. I do not want a website. What is up here? I would prefer that they take the website down.
  • How to I check on the status of my existing CBD oil order?
  • What is recommended about the concentration of CBD oil when it comes to the best buy? I see there are a number of choices – 300 mg, 750 mg, 1500 mg, etc. Is the total quantity in each of the bottles the same? Is the price the same?
  • Is the cost of products less if I sign up for free to be an Associate?
  • How can I save on my purchases?
  • How do I set up automatic shipping?
  • Can I simply call Robert to order?
  • If I use up the entire contents of the bottle that I ordered, can I really return the empty bottle for a full refund?
  • Besides the CBD oils, what other products does CTFO offer?

Q&A for Associates-

  • What are the required fees to maintain an associate status?
  • In order to earn the 20% commissions, do I have to set up auto-shipping and pay for a product each month that costs at least $47?
  • Since I will not lose the 20% commissions when someone orders from my Associate website if I do not set up auto-shipping, why should I bother to do so?
  • How often are commissions paid?
  • How do I set up payments to my bank account?
  • How do you recommend I market the CBD oils?
  • Is the cost of the products the same for me as an associate as they are for a person who is not an associate?
  • How can I save on the products I personally purchase?
  • If one of my customers returns a product, will my commissions be affected?
  • On the associates’ website can you order products from the home page under products or do you need to sign into your back office & order products from this area? What is the difference?
  • If I am selling products or going to sell products & I have not given CTFO my tax ID what should i do?
  • Tell me about the Tuesday & Thursday night conference calls & the call in information.
  •  Please explain the pay plan in detail including the many options available.
  • Are there any new developments with the company you would like to share. How is the company doing financially, etc.
Robert Rodgers PhD
CTFO Associate
http://www.parkinsonsrecovery.myctfocbd.com
Olympia Washington
robert@parkinsonsrecovery.com

No Risk Opportunity to Try Taking CBD Oil

Last month I hosted a Parkinsons Recovery radio show that highlighted a company (CTFO) that sells a high quality CBD oil at affordable prices (posted here of course). A have heard back from a number of user that indicate using CBD helped them, so I have concluded it is probably worth taking CBD oil to see if you might help you. There is a way to try it risk free if you purchase from the CTFO company. First, an general overview of what we know about CBD oil.

Does Taking CBD Oil Help?

Since the radio show interview, I have received many inquiries from listeners asking about whether taking CBD can help their Parkinson’s symptoms. Naturally, each question differs in content, but the nature of the question is the same.

I am asked:

“I have (a list of Parkinson’s symptoms here) – will taking CBD oil help me?”

Because I have received so many questions like this I thought it prudent to post my response here.

Answer to the Question about CBD Oil:

There is no way to know whether taking CBD oil will offer you relief from the symptoms you describe. As a new therapy, there is very little research evidence. And with virtually all natural therapies, I have concluded that any natural therapy (like taking CBD) will help some people but not necessarily other people who experience Parkinson’s symptoms.

There is little research evidence that uses Parkinson’s patients. Studies have found positive effects for the use of CBD on anxiety, stress and PTSD. You can review abstracts of these studies on www.pubmed.com (the US government’s index of scientific studies).

You can also access videos posted by persons with Parkinson’s symptoms on Youtube. Visit www.youtube.com. Search using the terms “CBD Parkinson’s” or variants thereof. The listing of videos will populate.

I encourage you to review what evidence does exist (however limited). Of course talk with your doctor about taking CBD before making a final decision.

If you decide to try it, I recommend you purchase CBD (preferably the high concentration 1500 mg CBD oil) from CTFO. Why? They offer a 60 day guarantee. You only have to return the used bottle to them to claim a full refund if it does not help address your symptoms.

  • CBD products offered by CTFO have high quality.
  • They offer a high concentration 1500 mg CBD.
  • You cannot beat the risk free opportunity to see if taking CBD will help.

To summarize, no one can say whether taking CBD oils will help you or not. But, you can find out for yourself by trying it out. That is the “gold standard” test which will offer you a reliable answer to the question many of you have asked me to answer. The truthful answer is – I do not know if taking CBD oil will help you, but I do know that you can find out for yourself risk free.

Click the link below for more information about CTFO products and the opportunity to order a bottle:

http://www.parkinsonsrecovery.myctfocbd.com

Robert

High Quality, Low Cost Source of CBD Oils

  • Have you been using CBD oils to address Parkinson’s symptoms?
  • Have you been on the lookout for a high quality source at
    an affordable cost? The oils can get pricey if you use them
    on a regular basis.

If so, read on …

Parkinsons Recovery has been at the forefront of documenting promising new therapies for Parkinson’s including the potential usefulness of CBD oils. I hosted a company on the radio show several years ago that offered a CBD oils with a 300 mg concentration. Research suggests that higher concentrations may be required depending on individual circumstances.

With the passage of time, other companies have moved into the CBD Oil market that offer CBD oils with higher potency concentrations. Thanks to a member of my Parkinson’s audience, I have at long last identified a reputable source of CBD oils from a company that has been in the CBD business for 3 years.

My due diligence says that this company (called CTFO) offers a high quality product at very affordable prices. I want you to know about this company so you can do your own due diligence.

I signed up to be an affiliate of the company (it is free) which means that I get to purchase the CBD oils for my daughter at even greater savings. Of course you can do the same.

The advantage as I see it is that they have a top quality product that is being offered a very reasonable cost relative to other companies. Most importantly you can also purchase oils at high concentrations. (Some members of my audience have tried low concentration of CBD oils with little success). This source of CBD Oils is worth checking out.

Below is a link to the free website the CTFO company set up for Parkinsons Recovery with all the scoop .

http://parkinsonsrecovery.myctfocbd.com/cbdcatalog.html

Robert

Source of Reliable CBD

I hosted a company on the radio show over a year ago that sold a reliable source of CBD – CBDLibre.  Many listeners in my radio listening audience (and members here) reported welcome relief from using their products. I just discovered they are no longer in business. Many companies sprung up over the past year. The competition is fierce.

Over the past week I received a large number of inquiries asking about a reliable source of CBD.  At this point, I do not have a source I can recommend. I am researching a reliable source at this time. There are many scams out there these days. Many companies that sell CBD are selling a bogus product. Be weary.

Feedback I have received is that a low concentration of CBD (say 100 mg or 200 mg) often offers little to no relieve. High doses seem to result in better outcomes. I am hoping to find a reliable source that manufactures a product with high doses (perhaps as much as 1000 to 1500 mg).

I will let you know when I find a company I am comfortable in recommending. People were very happy with the CBDLibre product. They are just no longer in business.

Robert

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