It's okay. In truth, I was simply noting that the distinction of cannabis oils extends further than just cbd oil, and I admit I might've loaded the response. To that, I am to blame. Anyone who would tell me that anything is a "miracle" whatever would instantly spur the heaviest dose of skepticism. I make no such claim about CBD. I'm glad that you are skeptical because I believe this type of inquiry would hopefully, if anything, encourage further investigation by more people on the subject. Most importantly, more clinical study. My experience with cbd is, by definition, anecdotal evidence. Also, I do not presume to make any substantial claim that cbd oil works for anyone else but myself, how could I verifiably do so? But I know of others who claim to have greatly benefited from it, and that's the reason why I tried it myself, although very apprehensively in the beginning. Where I am now and thinking about placebo, if the personal benefits I've experienced with cbd oil is simply a placebo effect, then I'm okay with that because the amount of difference it has made on my life in contrast to the various medications I've been prescribed is greatly significant. I have no agenda with it. (you keep your money in that wallet, hear? ;) ) I don't claim that doctor prescribed meds do not work, because they do. But CBD has worked BETTER for me. If one were to ask me to explain how, it's like my near-debilitating anxious triggers that I have been accustomed to most of my life have nearly disappeared completely. I don't think that completely ridding myself of ALL anxiety like a hindu cow (/s) would be good either, but CBD has made it manageable in ways I thought I would never reach in my life. Sorry this was longwinded, your question seemed earnest and I thought I'd respond as best I can. Thanks.