Informational

You’ve heard of THC and CBD, but have you heard of CBN? There are over 110 cannabinoids in cannabis plants, and it will be a long time before we fully understand their effects on our bodies. Like CBD, it shows promise for many therapeutic uses, ranging from opiate addiction treatment to glaucoma.

CBD provides a way to experience the benefits of cannabis without the high. It appears for sale on websites, in smoke shops and at both farmers' markets and gas stations across the USA. However, the abundant product also comes with abundant confusion. Hemp Living USA is an industry leader and takes pride in bringing you the truth behind 6 common myths about CBD.

Under normal use, cannabidiol (CBD) has few side effects. However, like any drug, it has to be metabolized by your body. This can cause problems with enzyme availability, leading to increased side effects and decreased effectiveness of many prescription medications. Here’s what you need to know to make sure your CBD regimen is compatible with your prescription medications.

If you have experience with CBD products, you've most likely heard of the terms isolate and full-spectrum. These two labels tell you which type of cannabinoid content the product has in its makeup.

People who want the benefits and flavor of smoking cannabis without getting the high associated with smoking marijuana, can use the CBD flower as a substitute. Click to read more!

With the development of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s become increasingly obvious that just about every element of our daily lives has been altered; and CBD consumption is no different. While the world has quickly developed temporary solutions for us to still safely buy groceries and pick up a meal from
our favorite restaurant, information to guide people through safe CBD consumption during this time is a little harder to come by.

Written by: James Dolton

A cancer survivor native, [name concealed due to privacy], from British Columbia has a story that most people cannot imagine. In May 2007, the patient had a heart attack and afterward a double bypass surgery. As a result of the surgery, she experienced chronic pain from a maligned sternum and post-sternotomy neuralgia syndrome.