Case Study
Cannabidiol, otherwise known by its more popular abbreviated name, CBD, seems to be the cure-all for everything that ails you. At least, according to the internet. But before diving head first into a pool of CBD like it’s the fountain of youth, it’s important to do a bit of research into what’s real and what’s CBD fake news. “There is strong criticism that there is a lack of data for cannabis, CBD, and other cannabinoids,” says Junella Chin, DO, an integrative cannabis physician and medical advisor for cannabisMD. “Looking at California alone, we have 20-plus years of anecdotal evidence supporting the efficacy of medical cannabis. This is data we've been sitting on since 1985.” However, as Dr. Chin...
Cannabidiol (CBD) oil and other products containing CBD are being touted as a natural, organic remedy for a wide range of women’s health concerns. Sellers of these products make many claims: CBD has calming effects on sleep, mood, and anxiety; eases hot flashes and improves bone density by balancing hormonal changes of menopause; and has anti-inflammatory properties that clear skin, cure acne, and calm rosacea. It’s promoted for PMS symptoms like bloating and mood swings. And CBD-infused lubricants claim to boost arousal and enjoyment of sex. So, how much of this is true? First, what is CBD? CBD is a major ingredient in cannabis plants (like hemp and marijuana). It comes in different strengths and forms, often...
In April of 2019, people Googled "CBD" more than 6.4 million times. Several brands have their own versions of CBD products on the market, from well-known names to startups. Drugstore giant Walgreens is one of several stores now selling CBD products on their shelves, along with smaller shops in most cities. It's no secret buzz and chatter is surrounding CBD, especially in the world of consumer medicine. But what exactly is CBD, and what does the research and science actually say it's good for? Depending on who you ask, there's either a ton of info, or not much at all. "No idea," replied a man walking through Goodale Park one afternoon, when we asked him how much he knew about...
To vape or not to vape, is it even a question? Vaping has quickly become one of the most popular methods of cannabis consumption—so much so that the emerging market sees an influx of new CBD vape products each day. With product catalogues being flooded with these products, it’s important that consumers stay informed about CBD vaping so you’re able to find which products are right for your body. Here are a few key things to know about vaping CBD. 1. There are plenty of safe options By now you’ve seen the news about people being seriously sickened and even dying from consuming sketchy vape products tainted with vitamin E oil. As long as you’re buying legal...