WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT IT?

It is very clear to see that CBD has gotten the attention of many, but do we really know why? Patients, physicians, entrepreneurs all show high interest in this product and the level of interest has risen drastically over time. This blog will cover information all the way from a consumers standpoint to a business owners, sharing useful knowledge that benefits everyone associated with the CBD industry. Each post will have In depth descriptions of products and how they work with the body, facts and studies on CBD, business opportunities, laws and regulations, as well as what to look for as a customer.

What is CBD? As Dr. Peter Grinspoon wrote for Harvard Health Publishing, “CBD stands for cannabidiol. It is the second most prevalent of the active ingredients of cannabis (marijuana). While CBD is an essential component of medical marijuana, it is derived directly from the hemp plant, which is a cousin of the marijuana plant.” This is a very large misconception within society that CBD has direct relations with the marijuana plant. This medication has proven itself over time that the benefits are truly amazing and work wonders for the hopeless. Along with the medication being a great source of pain relief it can be an even better source of income. According to BDS Analytics, the collective Sales in the CBD industry is expected to exceed 20 billion by 2024. The numbers that CBD business generate is astounding.

Aside from the product benefits and economic opportunities, I want to touch on my connection to this field. I grew up in a state where prescription pain pills are all you hear about. People overdosing left and right and all because crooked physicians and pharmaceutical companies spit the pills out like candy machines. This has been the talk for years and hardly nothing has changed. With the legalization of the cannabidiol and popularity rising in the state the number of people hooked on pain pills have dropped and it is giving addicts a much healthier alternative. I want this blog to give the public the information they need and more.