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Debbie Doniger, Jason Provost: Ashley Moody, listen to the Floridians who rely on hemp

Katherine Langford
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Debbie Doniger, Jason Provost: Ashley Moody, listen to the Floridians who rely on hemp — Tarpon Springs Health news

Before the government builds a new system to help older Americans access hemp wellness products, it should learn from the people already using them — and the community businesses helping them make informed, affordable choices. For five years at The Pharm Stand in The Villages, Florida, we have helped older adults navigate questions that any effective approach must address: Which products can they trust? Where can they find clear guidance? And can they afford the options that fit their needs? Sen. Ashley Moody, we urge you to bring those experiences into the conversation in Washington. As Congress considers the future of hemp, the people whose lives would be affected deserve a voice. The national debate often focuses on dangerous products, irresponsible sellers and concerns about children. Those concerns require action. But they tell only part of the story. We meet older Floridians who say hemp products help them sleep, manage everyday discomfort or unwind. Others choose hemp beverages

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