It’s no secret that the hemp CBD market has skyrocketed since 2018. Shortly after the US federal government gave states the “green light” to produce, sell, and manufacture hemp, there was a massive spike in demand for CBD. Recent estimates suggest the global CBD oil market cap grew to $5.18 billion in 2021, and it’s ... Read more
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As we dive headfirst into an age where natural remedies and holistic healing practices are gaining momentum, one such compound has become a frontrunner: Cannabidiol, commonly known as CBD. This natural, non-psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant has been touted for a myriad of potential wellness benefits, ranging from pain management to anxiety reduction. ... Read more
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As we continue to navigate the evolving landscape of wellness, we’re discovering more about the potential benefits of natural compounds. One such compound that has recently made its way into the pet wellness world is cannabidiol (CBD). Extracted from the hemp plant, CBD has been explored for its potential calming effects in humans and, interestingly, ... Read more
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For decades, scientists and psychiatrists promoted the idea that low serotonin levels correlated with a higher risk of depression. Indeed, an entire class of antidepressants is designed to ramp up serotonin levels (aka SSRIs). However, new data from University College London (UCL) calls into question the relationship between serotonin and mood disorders. Since many studies ... Read more
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The 2018 US Farm Bill may have legalized CBD products in the USA, but many retailers refuse to add this cannabinoid to their stores. Sure, a few significant shops like CVS have opened up to some CBD products, but it’s less likely consumers will find a ton of CBD items outside of specialty stores. The ... Read more
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CBD has a reputation for “mellowing out” customers. Therefore, it makes sense that people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) are skeptical about using this cannabinoid. After all, many customers use CBD oil to combat insomnia. If patients have CFS, they don’t need extra help with sedation. However, there’s emerging evidence that CBD may positively impact ... Read more
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Paranoia is the most common severe side effect associated with marijuana use. Even MMJ advocates can’t deny that cannabis use can trigger psychotic episodes in many patients. However, it’s also clear that not every cannabinoid in the cannabis plant has a high risk of provoking paranoia. Most notably, the hemp compound CBD is non-psychoactive. Not ... Read more
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“Heal the gut” has become the new mantra in the wellness space. Considering how many Americans complain of digestive upset, it’s understandable why so many “gut gurus” have emerged. According to the NIH, at least 16 percent of Americans experience chronic issues with bloating and gas. The Cleveland Clinic also estimates about 10 to 15 ... Read more
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The wellness industry is booming, and two natural products that have caught the attention of health enthusiasts are mushroom supplements and cannabinoid-based products, such as cannabidiol (CBD) and delta 8 tetrahydrocannabinol (delta 8 THC). Both of these areas have shown massive growth in recent years, as more people are seeking more natural alternatives and methods ... Read more
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CBD lotions and balms have become incredibly popular in the skincare and beauty industries. While most of these CBD-infused topicals encourage users to let CBD seep into their skin, a few promise to literally “wipe away” scars and sags. Yes, CBD-infused soaps are for real, and many proponents believe they can significantly improve your skin’s ... Read more
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It seems like every health guru and wellness magazine is promoting a new “revolutionary” diet for people to try. Whether it’s keto, vegan, or carnivore, there are many schools of thought on which diet is the “best” for overall health. There’s also a lot of chatter in the CBD community over which diet works best ... Read more
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Shyness isn’t a sickness, but many people with this personality trait risk developing anxiety. There’s also evidence that as many as 20 percent of people have a genetic predisposition towards shyness. The NIH estimates about 12 percent of US adults have some degree of a social anxiety disorder (SAD). Again, it’s important to note that ... Read more
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