Are you sure that cannepil has been put through any trials? Im reading that comment as, another company has done their own study at some stage in the past using a similar cbd/thc ratio that cannepil has.. meaning... another company obviously already has a formula similar to cannepil.. in fact 100s of companies around the world do, its just a 20:1 cbd/thc mix... you can get it online for 50 bucks a bottle today if youd like. If you really believe in a medicine a company is trying to sell, it wouldn't hurt to become a bit more knowledgeable on the topic so you can understand what it is they are actually talking about. Yes a simple 20:1 blend helps reduce seizures, but what puts cannepil above any other company with their own 20:1 combo? It could be beneficial for some to read up on the entourage effect and the anti convulsive effects that accompanying cannabinoids and terpenes such as CBN, CBDV, THCa, THCv, pinene, linalool etc have. Unless you have a clear first mover advantage lile GW pharma, then a simple cbd thc mix wont suffice in my opinion.
Anyway back to my point.. i dont think that comment about a retrospective trial has anything to do with cannepil.
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