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+<br>This one pertains to [Medi Bloom CBD comfort support](https://www.lecoeurperduparis.com/2026/09/20/medi-bloom-cbd-gummies-a-revolutionary-approach-to-wellness/) oil. While I am not against the use of CBD oil, there are no scriptures describing "lost oils." But those who believe this will continue to claim "there is a scripture" about it but never find it for you. Often, those who espouse anti-pharmaceutical claims state it's the listener's job, not theirs, to find this in scripture. That's not how life works, but this is their subtle way of shifting the burden of proof to their audience, in an attempt to duck responsibility. In fact, the Bible instructs us to ask for proof for any prophet (Deuteronomy 13; 18:22). If no proof comes, they're a false prophet. It also instructs us that if they say something the Bible doesn't back up, like using a demonic sign to "prove" that it's ok to do something expressly forbidden in scripture, we're not to go along with them. Actually, no, almost every Bible translator has translated this as "witchcraft" in the Bible.<br>
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+<br>Now to be fair, sure, plant-based drugs (almost exclusively hallucinogens) were often used in ancient witchcraft and other pagan spiritual belief systems. But it was to contact the gods or spirits, not to relieve pain or cure cancer. As such, the material (plant product versus refined chemicals) and the reason (contacting the gods versus curing or treating physical ailments) are completely different. In fact, it's noteworthy that there are almost no drugs within the hallucinogen category that are used in [modern medicine](https://www.business-opportunities.biz/?s=modern%20medicine). The only one even being considered is cannabis (specifically, though, [Medi Bloom CBD sleep support](https://suachuamaybienap.com/index.php/User:DemiCuningham03), the component with medicinal value, not THC, the component that gets you high). So saying that drugs were used in ancient witchcraft is only partially true. Comparing it to modern pharmacology is like saying both a tricycle and a Ford F-150 are both vehicles. But would you say "that guy got ran over by a vehicle" if you were referring to a tricycle? Those who espouse this belief system often say "but God is the only healer." To a point, this is true, as no one can stop God's hand.<br>
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+<br>If He decides that you will not be healed for some reason, no doctor can help you. However, as they're saying this, they're using CBD oil. This only underlines their hypocrisy, as they're using something not in the Bible to heal or treat something, even though they claimed only God can heal. It also begs the question: why would God grant a miracle for something you can simply do yourself? I do not say God cannot do this, but I find it odd that some of these zealots even claim that you shouldn't have surgery done or take pain medicine because that somehow "prevents" God from healing you. I don't recall the God of the Bible being so small that He can't heal anything. In addition, they ignore the possibility that it may have been God's will for someone to develop certain medicines in order to save lives, and in order to take the gospel to lost people (as some medical missionaries already do).<br>
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+<br>This one is a classic misunderstanding of the purpose of the FDA and of how chemicals and "poisons" work. First, water can be poisonous to you. You can drink too much water too quickly and die. It's called water intoxication. Second, chemicals are molecules are substances are drugs. They're all synonyms. Often, someone holding this [viewpoint](https://ajt-ventures.com/?s=viewpoint) will use the word "chemical" when referring to something potentially bad but "substance" or "molecule" or "element" when referring to something good. The problem is they're synonyms. Being an organic chemical doesn't make it good for you,  [MediBloom](http://historieblog.dk/index.php?title=Revolutionizing_Wellness:_The_Advancements_Of_Order_Medi_Bloom_CBD) either. Cocaine is an organic chemical found in the leaves of the Erythroxylon coca. The problem really isn't the chemical, it's the amount you take in (just like water). Neurotransmitters in your brain are chemicals, and can be turned into drugs to help those with imbalances. Third, even over the counter medications like Tylenol are poisonous if you take too much.<br>
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+<br>Cars are dangerous if you aren't paying attention while driving. Just because something can be dangerous doesn't mean it is always dangerous. But they'll insist that these are "part of the enemy's plan." All except their favorite ones, however. In the same sentence, they'll claim CBD is good for you but Tylenol is bad for you, and that drugs are a lack of reliance upon God. CBD is a drug. Well, first, the love of money, not money itself, is the root of all evil. Second, businesses are expected to make money. If a business is evil simply because it makes money, then all businesses are evil. The Ford dealership is evil. Chick-Fil-A is evil. Your cable provider is evil. Your bank is evil. In fact, do you pay your pastor? Your music minister? They must be evil, too. You can see how this reason breaks down quickly. The first part of this problem is the belief that anything that is mind-altering is bad.<br>