While most people consider vaping simply about ingesting nicotine, smoking... or in this case vaping, is an excellent way to rapidly bring other chemicals into the body. With CBD being such a big topic of discussion these days regarding the health benefits, vaping has once again moved into the forefront of the discussion.

CBD or Cannabidiol has been garnering a lot of interest in recent years because of the various therapeutic effects on patients suffering from certain medical conditions. What’s more, CBD is non-addictive and non-psychoactive, unlike other cannabinoids such as THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol). You can choose from different options when shortlisting a CBD product. Three common choices are CBD isolate, broad-spectrum CBD, and Full Spectrum CBD oil.

Dogs have been a part of our history for a long time. They are one of the best animals to keep at home because of their attunement to us humans. There is a reason why they are considered as a man's best friend, and that is their loyalty as you can read on this link. They are also quite independent and are smart enough to follow commands.

With CBD making its rounds in the pet community as a potential benefit for symptoms associated with certain severe health conditions, many pet parents are wondering what, if any, effects it may have on pups suffering from heart disease. Cannabidiol or CBD oil touts as an exceptionally safe, natural, and overall well-tolerated therapeutic substance used to assist in a vast array of treatment situations. 

CBD seems to be the modern answer to everything from anxiety to headaches and I've seen the benefits personally so I'm an advocate for it's continued use. However, what was once a simple landscape involving mostly just creams and oil has blossomed into a complex market with vaping pens, gummies, tincture, and others. This explosion is driven by savvy consumers looking to fit this "miracle product" into their lives in a way that works best for them. Let's take a look at some of the different ways that you can consume CBD today...

Pain is a concept everybody knows and understands. Fortunately, there is no shortage of ways to respond to aches and pains but personally I am not a fan of taking pharmaceuticals and other drugs - even common pain relievers. Instead, I prefer to deal with it by managing the sensation naturally. However, I'm excited about the growth of the CBD industry and it's potential to both manage chronic pains as well as address acute immediate pain when used in conjunction with massage, acupuncture, and other holistic methods.