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Even if your routine is not your usual one, it’s important to have some expectations for yourself every day. Simple things like: Walk the dog. Eat. Take your vitamins and CBD. Bathe. Change your clothes. Meditate. Move your body. Checking off even tiny goals like this can feel quite empowering. It is nice to have to hold yourself accountable for something, even if it’s less than you used to accomplish in the first hour of your day.

We’re the first to admit that CBD has become a wellness buzzword lately. You may be wondering, “What is CBD exactly? Can it really help people?” And most importantly, “What can CBD do for me?Maybe you already know about – or even use – CBD, but would like some help explaining it to friends or family. Please share this blog post with them!

Trending across the globe with incredible velocity, CBD products have become very popular. This article will help to explain some of the core distinctions between CBD products and how to know what to look for.

Hemp CBD products, like all wellness products, come in many different forms. From inhalation to topicals to ingestion as food, pills or capsules, CBD can be delivered to the nervous system any way you like.

As hemp becomes more mainstream, a word like “terpenes” may be on your radar. You may have even heard it here, because the products we sell always provide full-spectrum CBD products loaded with specialized terpenes. 

Being an athlete is about perseverance and overcoming struggle. But one of the largest struggles for any athlete or active person, whether amateur or professional, is dealing with pain. Playing sports makes us all susceptible to muscle soreness, inflammation, and aches—but there’s something you can do to make it easier. Most people who play sports tend to turn to over-the-counter meds or even painkillers. But many athletes and active people are searching for a cleaner and more natural method for relief. Enter Cannabidiol (CBD). CBD is the non-psychoactive component of hemp, the new and rising trend among professional and amateur athletes alike.

The CBD industry has grown so much in the last couple of years that there are numerous products for people to choose from for their health and wellness. But with so many options, it can be overwhelming to figure out how to choose the right product for your needs. Each one of us is unique and is trying to solve specific needs. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution to CBD wellness.

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a powerful compound that’s found in the leaves and flowers of Cannabis Sativa. This plant – which includes both hemp and marijuana – has a rich history as medicine going as far back as the pre-neolithic period (about 14,000 years!) More recently, it has stormed the cultural stage, re-taking its rightful place in the pharmacopeia of herbal remedies.

Each one of us is unique and are trying to solve specific needs. There isn’t a one-size-fits all solution to cannabis wellness. But it is important to choose a high quality product that has a proven record for efficacy. Hopefully this article can help you determine what cannabis product to get.

The United States has a long and problematic history with the cannabis plant. As far back as the colonial era, American production of hemp was not only encouraged by the government, but was prominently grown by several of the founding fathers (Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and George Washington to name a few).

So you’ve just maxed out those squats or finished a forty-minute intensive on the treadmill and you are sore, sweaty, and tired. Now what? Beyond pounding some water and hitting the showers there’s another thing you can do: use a cannabis topical! Having a solid recovery routine (or even day-to-day) where you focus on relaxing, letting your body rest and recover, and supplementing your needs is vital to optimal health and wellness.

A cannabis tincture is a great product to add to your yoga routine. For those of you who enjoy a  restorative flow or gentle yoga class, tinctures can enhance your experience on the mat. Cannabis oil can also be great if you use it before a faster pace vinyasa flow class. The primary benefit is for those, like me, whose mind likes to wander during class.