“Medical grade” CBD? Except for the newly developed extremely concentrated form of CBD called Epidiolex, which is prescribed solely for one of two rare and severe forms of childhood epilepsy, there’s no such thing. Why? Because until very recently hemp extracts were Federally classified as “Schedule I narcotics,” controlled by the DEA, and permissible research…
This is a surprisingly loaded question. You can send this query to Google, read 20 different articles, and you’ll find many similarities (and differences) in the results. What a lot of people won’t tell you is that a huge majority of the articles you’re reading are featuring affiliate links to products and the writer, or…
I want to answer this as honestly as possible without any hype or talk of miraculous cures. Its common knowledge (or should be) that CBDs have been instrumental in helping children with epilepsy, even autism, but I’m not going to stray down that path, at least not in this answer. Let’s be real and see…
There is no doubt that CBD is the welfare product currently lively. If you live in a state where it is currently legal, you may feel that CBD no longer occurs everywhere, so to speak. Cafes sell coffee with CBD milk, spas offer CBD facials, beauty companies rush to release CBD lotions or hemp oils…
What are the differences in CBD oil strengths? If you’re talking about CBD oil drops, they are usually labeled with the total amount of CBD in the bottle. So, if the label says 500 mg CBD, that means that there should be 500 mg in the whole bottle, not per serving. But to determine how…
