Cannabidiol or CBD is a marijuana compound that has been linked to a range of potential health

benefits but does not get you high. CBD or Cannabidiol is one of several cannabinoids, or
chemical compounds, that are found in marijuana and hemp plant. The most famous
cannabinoids is tetrahydrocannabinol or THC, which is the main psychoactive component in
marijuana. CBD won’t get you high, that doesn’t mean it has no side effects or potential uses.
Once the CBD is extracted from cannabis, it is typically packaged in the form of concentrated oil
or cream. It is commonly used to relieve some symptoms of anxiety, inclusing insomnia. Other
studies have shown that CBD could have anti-inflammatory properties, and many CBD product
are marketed for relieving chronic pain such as arthritis, it is also effective treatment for seizure
and there are various CBD product that are used by patients with epilepsy.
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you-high.html

CBD are only legal in states where marijuana has been legalized. Here's an example of the CBD-
based products that have recently become available.
1. Lotions, balms, and creams infused with CBD.
Humble Flower Co. sells its lotions, creams, and massage oils at select dispensaries only. CBD
can help soothe pain and potentially decrease inflammation, making CBD-based lotions and
creams a logical focus area for emerging companies.

2. Heineken and other beer labels are betting on brews made with CBD instead of alcohol.
Heineken’s fast-growing California beer label as "hoppy sparkling water. “That’s because
these cans of brew contain zero alcohol. Instead of booze, the beer is made with 5 mg of CBD
and 5 mg of THC, the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana responsible for a high.
Called Hi-Fi hops.

3. CBD vape pens and gummies.

Some of the most popular vape pens and e-cigarettes contain either nicotine or THC, several
companies are beginning to produce cartridges and disposable devices made with CBD only.

4. A handful of pet stores sell CBD treats for your pooch.

These treats contain zero THC, the psychoactive component of cannabis that animals that can
highly be sensitive too, so be sure to verify that the treat you're giving your pet is CBD-only.

5. Boutique grocery chains and dispensaries sell CBD water, juice, and tea.
Water, teas, and even kombucha strains made with CBD are popping up in grocery stores
around the country. Berkeley,California-based retailer Berkeley Bowl recently began selling a
juice drink called Vybes which contains 15 milligrams of hemp-derived CBD as well as a type
of kombucha called Cannabliss by GT that is made with CBD.

6. CBD coffee is a thing too.

Colorado-based coffee company Strava Craft Coffee began selling coffee made with CBD oil
last year. These specialty-grade coffees are craft roasted in Denver, Colorado, and precision
infused with CBD-Rich Hemp Oil to bring balance and natural plant wellness to every cup;
including powerful antioxidants and neuroprotectants. Supplement-makers are adding CBD
to their formulas and making new pills crafted with the ingredient. Omax Health, the
supplement maker behind several formulations including those containing ingredients like
vitamin D, omega-3 fatty acids, and probiotics, claims that its newest CBD base formula
helps reduce stress and promote relaxation and sleep.

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