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Many CBD products on the market are wellness-oriented, meant to have calming or pain relief benefits. Many sources of social media show influencers primarily talking about CBD in the context of emotions – calming down and getting better sleep.

There are tens of thousands of medical studies on wellness approaches, despite the fact that the wellness world isn’t on an even playing field, lacking the deep pockets of Big Pharma to conduct big trials among large populations over long periods of time.

Now since regulators in the U.S. and Canada decided to remove CBD from the controlled substances list and now the CBD market is expected to experience a sharp rise in demand and is expected to have a larger impact on younger consumers because they are much more susceptible to sleep disorders and depression.

CBD’s are the ideal treatment options for debilitating medical conditions like epilepsy and anxiety. This post enlightens the readers on pertinent concerns such as the therapeutic rewards of consuming CBD oils.

Anxiety disorders are known to affect roughly 18% of all Americans as of 2019, according to estimates released by the Anxiety and Depression Association in America. In the past, anxiety patients had to rely on psychotherapy meditation to relieve the mental condition.

The CBD molecules interact with the CB1 and CB2 receptors in the CNS, or the central nervous system and in the peripheral nervous system. Interactions with these receptors prompt the release of serotonin. Medical research has shown that depressed persons exhibit lowered serotonin levels and therefore, it’s no secret that low serotonin leads to anxiety.

Yoga and breathing exercises are a great way to deal with in-the-moment mental health issues. Yoga stretches your body and makes you feel relaxed. Try breathing in for six seconds and out for four seconds to calm your heart and mind wherever you are.

Wellness is “the state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal,” as stated by Merriam-Webster.   Seek these special areas of self-care:  boutique fitness, athleisure, minimalism, diet culture, CBD, yoga and so on.

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Short Term Study of CBD Use Reports Zero Adverse Events: ValidCare Releases Initial Findings from National Consumer Experience Program on CBD Revealing 3 out of 4 Consumers Experience Benefits from Use

PR Newswire; New York [New York]09 Dec 2019

“ValidCare’s data was collected over 45 days this fall with self-reported inputs from consumers using the company’s CBD+me app. More than 2,000 respondents comprising men and women ages 19 to 82 participated in journaling their CBD product use and outcomes. Participants have provided over 2,000 product reviews representing more than 100 CBD products from over 20 companies, including tinctures, balms, capsules, edibles and beverages, as part of the study.

Key findings from the study include:

* The average age of CBD users is 48 years old, with slightly more females (56%) reporting 86% of CBD product users take it orally, with 75% reporting use of an oil-based tincture 91% of consumers report using full or broad spectrum hemp oil, with 9% reporting use of CBD isolate

* Consumption amounts were safe thus far, more studies needed

* There were zero reports of severe adverse events resulting from CBD use

* One in six (18%) say they use CBD for general wellness

* One in five (20%) report an unexpected side benefit to their CBD use, such as general pain relief, improved movement and better sleep

* Three quarters of respondents (75%) reported they felt “better” to “much better” after CBD products use

• Only 5% report mild side effects including dry or sore throat and difficulty concentrating”