CBD, with the recent rise in it's popularity, you’ve probably heard the term before. You might be wondering what exactly is CBD. Well, for starters, CBD stands for cannabidiol. Within the cannabis plant are believed to be over 100 properties called cannabinoids, CBD is one of these cannabinoids.
It truly seems that no matter where you go there is a CBD-infused something is just around the corner. With CBD taking the nation by storm, companies have been incorporating CBD into their products. From beauty products to foods and drinks to pet treats, it seems everything has a CBD-version.
With Cannabinol (CBD) showing up in stores all over the nation, many people are wondering what’s with this new sensation that has taken the nation by storm. CBD is showing up in health stores, large retailers, small shops, coffee shops, gas stations and more.
You know your ABC’s, but do you know about CBD? With CBD seemingly appearing everywhere, you’ve probably heard about it at least once. You might also have some questions about it and why it’s becoming so popular. Fair enough. We’ve got you covered by letting you know about the basics regarding CBD.
Recently, a wave of large retail chains in the US are beginning to carry CBD hemp products. Due to CBD’s many health and wellness benefits, stores such as Walgreens and CVS, after noticing the demand for CBD-infused products. This created a domino effect leading to Rite aid and Vitamin Shoppe also to start carrying CBD products. With President Trump signing the farm bill, it paved the way for these companies to start introducing CBD.
A lot of people out there believe marijuana and hemp are the same, they are similar, however, they are also different. It’s not hard to see why people would get easily confused them.
People who use beauty products are always looking for the next big thing. Whether it be coconut oil, jojoba oil, or even CBD oil, those who are looking to enhance their beauty are willing to try most things. CBD-infused products such as lotions, creams, face washes are becoming very popular these days. The popularity is due to their beauty and health and wellness properties.
Recently in Atlanta, Georgia, some interesting progress towards cannabis legalization was made. Brian Kemp, the Republican Governor, signed legislation into law that allows the production and sale of low-THC products. Only 5% of THC will be allowed in products. In addition, there also has to be an equal or greater ratio amount of CBD to THC.
We hope your 4/20 was dope. This year, 4/20 was extra special due to all the companies and individuals who participated. As cannabis legalization increases and the stigma around the marijuana plant decreases, it seems that each year 4/20 receives more praise and celebration.
“420” is right around the corner. If you are a cannabis user or enthusiast, you might already know the meaning behind April 20th. With many users taking it seriously, it's basically a holiday.
