In just the past four years, CBD use has increased 50% in the United States. According to a recent survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, about 1 out of 5 participants said they used CBD in the past year. The survey, which was conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, ... Read more
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One of the biggest reasons people purchase CBD products is because of cannabidiol’s reputation as an effective pain reliever. In fact, some manufacturers are now offering CBD topicals for customers who are looking for some targeted relief on specific areas. While many people attest to the pain relieving properties of CBD, others remain skeptical. But ... Read more
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More and more people are using CBD every day, whether it’s for pain relief, help getting a good night of sleep, or anything in between. If you’ve never taken CBD before, you might have a handful of questions. Does science back up these claims, or is CBD just another trendy “alternative medicine?” Can CBD get ... Read more
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Gluten doesn’t have the most outstanding reputation amongst nutritionists. Although there’s still debate over how much gluten impacts long-term health, more people seem to be developing allergies to this wheat compound. Data from Cleveland Clinic suggest about six percent of Americans are “gluten intolerant,” while one percent suffer from the more severe Celiac disease. Whatever ... Read more
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New hemp customers often fear taking CBD at the “wrong time.” Even though CBD oil isn’t psychoactive, there are reports of people feeling drowsy after using it. So, does that mean CBD supplements are off-limits during the day? Will CBD affect focus and productivity at work? There’s no easy way to determine how CBD oil ... Read more
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There’s a split in the CBD community over how much THC to put in hemp extracts. Although the 2018 US Farm Bill allows manufacturers to include ≤ 0.3 percent delta-9 THC, some customers prefer zero THC in their CBD oils. To cater to different consumer preferences, most CBD brands now offer some products with a ... Read more
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Everyone knows they “shouldn’t” eat supplements after expiration…but what if you have a container of CBD capsules that just passed the manufacturer’s expiration date? Would it be unsafe to use CBD extracts if they’ve expired? How long does CBD last anyway? If you’re staring at a CBD product that has passed its posted shelf-life, you ... Read more
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CBD dog treats have become a staple product in the pet industry. Now that pet owners know the distinctions between CBD and THC, they seem more comfortable feeding their dogs a dose of hemp extract. Indeed, many financial analysts believe the CBD pet supplement market could be one of the most lucrative niches in the ... Read more
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Given the recent rise in CBD use amongst American civilians, it’s only natural for those in the US Armed Forces would be curious to try hemp-infused drinks, oils, or creams. After all, CBD is so ubiquitous nowadays. Plus, since CBD is non-psychoactive, it can’t interfere with work — right? Although the 2018 US Farm Bill ... Read more
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People unfamiliar with the hemp market are often surprised to learn that many CBD oils have slight traces of delta-9 THC. Despite the federal ban on recreational THC, the 2018 US Farm Bill allows hemp companies to sell products with ≤ 0.3 percent delta-9 THC content. Due to THC’s psychoactive traits, many customers don’t feel ... Read more
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Along with the “munchies” and red eyes, “cottonmouth” is a common side effect associated with cannabis use. Many people who use medical or recreational marijuana report feeling a dry mouth sensation. While most scientists believe this reaction is related chiefly to the psychoactive cannabinoid delta-9 THC, hemp fans are curious whether CBD could affect saliva ... Read more
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For contemporary customers, hemp flowers are virtually synonymous with CBD oil. However, for most of human history, cultivators didn’t care too much about the cannabinoids in hemp flowers. Indeed, most archeological research suggests our ancestors only grew hemp for “practical” purposes like making textiles. Given the new relaxed laws on growing hemp flowers and the ... Read more
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