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5 Things You Should Know About Hemp
If you’re on this page, you might already know a thing or two about hemp. Buzzwords like hemp extract oil, CBD, and phytocannabinoids are being talked about a lot. Our Charlotte’s Web hemp extract — containing cannabidiol and other beneficial phytocompounds which is made into hemp oil and hemp oil capsules — is all about hemp, literally. But today we’re getting to the root (pun!) of the topic, sharing some facts about hemp are just truly astounding. Here are five cool …
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4 Myths About CBD Products You Shouldn’t Believe
If you’re just beginning your research into CBD, you’ve probably run into a lot of myths and fake news about what CBD is and how it affects you. We want you to have all the accurate facts and information about the process and benefits of using CBD so you can make informed decisions for yourself. Here are 4 myths about CBD products that you shouldn’t believe: 1. CBD in Marijuana Probably the biggest and most inaccurate misconception of CBD is that it …
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How CBD Products Can Help Combat Alcoholism
There are many reasons to turn to CBD products when dealing with alcoholism. Cannabidiol appears to facilitate drinking reduction, due to its role in reducing anxiety and stress and decreasing the actual need to do more work. CBD relaxes the body and mind and promotes a feeling of relaxation and stress relief, therefore, reducing the urge to get up and consume more alcohol. Here is how cannabinoids can help combat alcoholism: CBD Fights the Effects of Alcoholism Research shows that the cannabinoid …
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What is hemp?
We thought we would explain a little further, and dispel any myths / bad press this amazing plant has. Firstly let us just confirm that the hemp we use in all our products, CANNOT make you high/stoned, you wont fail a drug test either... (phew) So.. Hemp is a strain of cannabis that has been bred to have none of the narcotic (THC) compounds & effects. We now use the word 'hemp' for food (seeds, oil, protein powder), fibre for clothing, paper, …
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