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Emerging Markets Report - Earth Sciences Tech Inc at the Forefront of the CBD Revolution
Emerging Markets Report - Earth Sciences Tech Inc at the Forefront of the CBD Revolution.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 15, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The early adoption of any new technology is always a tricky matter. In the case of most “tech”--namely, machines that offer new functionalities--the market always has the first and final say as to the true value of the product. But in the case of biotech, there’s an additional hurdle that lay ahead of the market mechanism: regulatory testing and approval. Cannabinoid-based products, popularly referred to as “CBD,” comprise one such category. It’s most popular form of use and consumption as a nutraceutical (e.g. capsule and food forms), CBD products are currently in transition in the US, legal in most states, pending legalization in others. CBD exhibits every characteristic of a budding and promising industry. From an investment perspective, this presents a ground level opportunity for those who have the foresight, means, and (to be quite frank) courage to wager on an industry’s growth potential while still in its nascent phase. An Emerging Company with a Formidable R&D and Executive TeamEarth Sciences Tech Inc (ETST) is one company jostling for space on the cutting edge of this new industry. When assessing a company in any emerging field, you’d have to look at the factors that may not only differentiate a company from its competitors, but that may also give that one company greater potential in an industry that’s still unformed, uncertain, and in some cases (as in CBD) partly unregulated. First off, ETST is not a new entrant in the CBD market. Both ETST’s advisory board and executives come with serious scientific and business credentials that many small companies in the CBD space may find difficult to match. Full Spectrum Products for a Wide Spectrum of TreatmentsAlthough the term “CBD” is often used synonymously with several different types of cannabinoid products, it’s important to realize that there’s a technical distinction. CBD is one of 80 different phytocannabinoid components. Among the more popular derivatives are CBD, CBC, CBG, CBN CBDA, and CBDV--enough to confuse just about everyone besides the scientists who work closely with cannabinoids. Hence, “CBD” is often thrown around as a catch-all term. But not all CBD products “catch all” of the components derive...