Today we celebrate the people who have given everything in the pursuit of our freedom. Tragically conventional medicine has failed these stewards of humanity. We lose 20 veterans a day to suicide. This stark number exists because of many factors but depression, anxiety, and opiate abuse are at the top of the list. Thankfully with the passing of the 2018 Farm bill, CBD is finally more affordable and devoid of any cannabis from seed to product. This change in production has opened up the doors for people seeking or requiring a THC-free form of pain and anxiety management.
We get a lot of questions about CBD — what is it? How do I use it? What does it do? Here, we answer 10 of the most frequently asked questions we receive to help you on your journey to adapting a natural lifestyle.
You've probably heard and read about CBD and Full-Spectrum Hemp, but which one is right for you? Do these contain THC? Which one is more worth my money? Continue reading to find out the similarities and differences.
As similar as both the plants and oils are, there are crucial differences between hemp and cannabis. Hearing products advertised as “cannabis oil” and “marijuana oil” can falsely inform you of what a product actually holds. So let's take look deeper into what the differences really are..
AllCBD products contain terpenes, but what are terpenes and why are they important? Every terpene is a little bit different from the next, so let’s start with a general idea of what they are.
Quite a title…but do you know what hemp extract is or what full spectrum means? Let's dive deeper into that meaning and why it's important to add to your routine.
