DeepRunHemp

Deep Run Hemp, providing premium hemp derived products. Greenhouse grower of specialized hemp strains.

[Marijuana Moment @MarijuanaMoment]

White House Pushes Congress To Keep Hemp CBD Products Legal By Amending Broad Ban That's Set To Take Effect Later This Year: Lawmakers should "allow Americans to benefit from access to appropriate full-spectrum CBD products."

https://t.co/UER9Ux0T56

[Texas Cannabis Collective @txcannaco]

Texas should focus more on things like New World Screwworm and less on arresting people for marijuana possession.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

The process (CBD → Δ8 via acid/solvent) is chemically analogous to producing countless safe synthetics: Vitamin C (from glucose via oxidation), aspirin (from salicylic acid), most pharmaceuticals, artificial sweeteners, food colors/preservatives, and fortified vitamins in "natural" cereals. These are ingested daily by billions with zero alarm because they are purified and regulated (GRAS/FDA standards).

[Strain Show @StrainShow]

Now the government is coming for seeds!

Visit https://t.co/nMOkltmOOO to learn more

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

@BoobeeYaga @realDonaldTrump @Bruce_LeVell @mattgaetz @joerogan @GOPrepublicans @TheDemocrats When THC or cannabis is sold by a dispensary or pharma company it undergoes an undetectable, undefinable transformation that allows it to be legal.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

Your concern is understandable. However, you are not being told or finding the data on synthesized substances humans ingest everyday - that are FAR more toxic than Delta 8 THC. Realize that Delta 8 comes from harmless cannabinoids whereas some vitam B12 (cyanocobalamin)is synthesized from Cyanide. See the info below - so my question is why are you so triggered about the significantly less harmful Delta 8 THC?

A lethal dose of pure Δ8-THC would theoretically require ingesting ~60+ grams (impossible in practice; no adult fatalities documented from the compound alone). Recreational/effective doses are tiny (5–50 mg total, or ~0.1 mg/kg), giving a massive safety margin—far wider than caffeine (fatal ~10–20 g total, common in energy drinks/overdose) or aspirin (toxic effects at much lower multiples of a dose). Alcohol and vitamins have even larger margins acutely, but alcohol has massive chronic toxicity (liver damage, ~100k+ US deaths/year).

https://t.co/nfnd1uzgmw +1

On synthesis and "harmless precursor" concern:

The process (CBD → Δ8 via acid/solvent) is chemically analogous to producing countless safe synthetics: Vitamin C (from glucose via oxidation), aspirin (from salicylic acid), most pharmaceuticals, artificial sweeteners, food colors/preservatives, and fortified vitamins in "natural" cereals. These are ingested daily by billions with zero alarm because they are purified and regulated (GRAS/FDA standards). Unregulated Δ8 products carry real risks of contaminants (residual solvents, byproducts, heavy metals, or mislabeled potency)—a valid FDA/poison center issue driving adverse reports (mostly non-fatal: vomiting, anxiety, sedation; elevated in kids from candy-like gummies).

https://t.co/tlracfPBS7 +2

Bottom line: Pure Δ8-THC is not unusually toxic compared to everyday synthetics you already consume without worry—less acutely lethal than caffeine or aspirin, comparable to acetaminophen, far safer than alcohol. The "synthesis makes it toxic" argument is inconsistent; the real differentiators are poor regulation (contaminants/dosing inconsistency) + psychoactivity + pediatric appeal, not the molecule or the chemistry itself. Long-term human data on Δ8 lags behind vitamins/alcohol, but acute overdose lethality is extremely low across the board.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

Your concern is understandable. However, you are not being told or finding the data on synthesized substances humans ingest everyday - that are FAR more toxic than Delta 8 THC. Realize that Delta 8 comes from harmless cannabinoids whereas some vitam B12 (cyanocobalamin)is synthesized from Cyanide. See the info below - so my question is why are you so triggered about the significantly less harmful Delta 8 THC?

A lethal dose of pure Δ8-THC would theoretically require ingesting ~60+ grams (impossible in practice; no adult fatalities documented from the compound alone). Recreational/effective doses are tiny (5–50 mg total, or ~0.1 mg/kg), giving a massive safety margin—far wider than caffeine (fatal ~10–20 g total, common in energy drinks/overdose) or aspirin (toxic effects at much lower multiples of a dose). Alcohol and vitamins have even larger margins acutely, but alcohol has massive chronic toxicity (liver damage, ~100k+ US deaths/year).

https://t.co/nfnd1uzgmw +1

On synthesis and "harmless precursor" concern:

The process (CBD → Δ8 via acid/solvent) is chemically analogous to producing countless safe synthetics: Vitamin C (from glucose via oxidation), aspirin (from salicylic acid), most pharmaceuticals, artificial sweeteners, food colors/preservatives, and fortified vitamins in "natural" cereals. These are ingested daily by billions with zero alarm because they are purified and regulated (GRAS/FDA standards). Unregulated Δ8 products carry real risks of contaminants (residual solvents, byproducts, heavy metals, or mislabeled potency)—a valid FDA/poison center issue driving adverse reports (mostly non-fatal: vomiting, anxiety, sedation; elevated in kids from candy-like gummies).

https://t.co/tlracfPBS7 +2

Bottom line: Pure Δ8-THC is not unusually toxic compared to everyday synthetics you already consume without worry—less acutely lethal than caffeine or aspirin, comparable to acetaminophen, far safer than alcohol. The "synthesis makes it toxic" argument is inconsistent; the real differentiators are poor regulation (contaminants/dosing inconsistency) + psychoactivity + pediatric appeal, not the molecule or the chemistry itself. Long-term human data on Δ8 lags behind vitamins/alcohol, but acute overdose lethality is extremely low across the board.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

@0xQuasark Pretty easy to conclude that plant medicine is natural and therefore safer if it is grown, extracted and applied properly. Medical community convinced humanity that natural medicine is phoney-baloney. Which one should you choose?

[Brady @HempMillionaire]

They tried to split the industry.
Nature never did.

Its all one plant

Cannabis / Hemp

[Texas Cannabis Collective @txcannaco]

From a few years ago. It’s even bigger now.

[Denise Brough @dbrough6]

It’s not just about seeing things differently—it’s about *feeling* differently. 

The science is catching up to the wisdom. We aren't just treating symptoms; we’re restoring the capacity for joy.

🔗 Read more about the science of healing at https://t.co/d5FM7POaS9

[Tom Angell 🌳📰ⓥ @tomangell]

“Texas should just legalize marijuana” is such a sophomoric take on the hemp product situation there.

Obviously, yes, it should.

But lawmakers there have not been willing to do that.

Consumers currently have access to THC products through the hemp lane.

Cannabis industry operatives and investors who want to take that away now are shortsighted at best and greedy dicks at worst.

[Libertarian Party of Texas @LPTexas]

Your Children Will Be Paying for This — And They Don't

Get a Vote This Saturday, May 2nd, Texas cities across the state are asking voters to approve bonds, and the number is staggering. A combined $78.48 billion in general obligation bonds will be on ballots statewide.

Let that sink in.

These aren't abstract numbers on a government spreadsheet. These bonds are backed by your property taxes. You are the collateral. If the bonds pass, you, the taxpayer, are on the hook, whether you voted for them or not.

And here's what they won't put on the ballot itself: these bonds take 20 to 30 years to pay off. That means the bill doesn't just land on you. It lands on your kids. Your children, who are too young to vote and have no say in the matter whatsoever, will spend a significant portion of their working lives paying off debt that was racked up before they ever cast their first ballot.

We fought a revolution over taxation without representation. So what do we call it when future generations are handed a multi-billion dollar tab they never agreed to?

Some of us believe taxation is theft to begin with. But even if you don't go that far, it's worth asking: what do we call it when the people paying the bill don't get a vote?

Before you head to the polls Saturday, or decide to stay home, know what you're actually voting on. This isn't free money from the government. The government is you. And so is the debt.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

I ended yesterday afternoon with @SenRandPaul at @PHARMCBD in Bedford.

We toured the facility, held a roundtable discussion with local officials & hemp producers, and heard first-hand testimony from families & veterans who have benefitted medically from hemp-derived products.

[One Nation Under Informed @LegacyGrower]

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[weedcoin @weedcoinOG]

Closer than ever before.
Common Sense Cannabis Reform Act
Or...
Executive Order Descheduling The Special Herb?
Or are you okay with the MORE Act?
Something is happening soon...but the window to influence the details is still here and now.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

@SamaHoole Many of us in the cannabis industry are organizing to bring back plant and nutrition based health and wellness.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

I've contemplated this vision of the future and it's fascinating to imagine it's functionality. If AI and bots remove 99% of the human engagement in the production of goods and services - many more people will have the freedom to pursue activities they enjoy. And hopefully find identity and purpose in those pursuits. Humans lose their way and become homeless in the current system - people are always going to have issues in some way that's human nature. In the Uni Hi vision of the future - losing your way won't mean becoming homeless it will mean behavioral and psychological assistance will come into play to help them find meaning and or new adventures. Additionally, frictionless abundance of production and services would actually make performing a payment transaction an unnecessary nuisance.

[DeepRunHemp @deeprunhemp]

First of all, every person has a different experience with cannabis due to their own biology. It's the same for anything you put in the body. For example, peanuts can kill some people due to their own biology. The quality of the peanut is irrelevant - it's the biology of the individual that's most impactful to the experience. Regardless, quality is of course very important and the entourage effect that comes from full spectrum cannot be dismissed either since it is a different experience over isolates.