Cannabidiol (CBD) oil is quickly becoming one of the biggest trends in beauty and wellness, as top athletes, celebrities, and doctors embrace it’s anti-anxiety, antioxidant, and pain-relieving properties. A powerful anti-inflammatory agent, this non-psychoactive compound of the cannabis plant can benefit the body and skin in myriad ways. Using the latest science and drawing from the knowledge of leaders in the health and wellness world, this book is a one-stop lifestyle resource for all things CBD, including how to pick a high-quality product and what you need to know before you take CBD for the first time. Thirty appealing recipes—from CBD-infused popcorn to ginger tonics to chocolates—help readers incorporate CBD into their daily routine.
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CBD-Infused After Dinner Drink Skin-Brightening Probiotic Face Mask Adaptogenic Hot Chocolate
A really great look at a REALLY great alternative medicine. I am forever telling people about CBD oil, and now I've started recommending this book for those interested.
I've been trying to get information on CBD because it was recently legalized in my state and I'm looking for alternative medicine for migraine. This book is a good place to get started. I'm taking away two stars though because I'm tired of reading information about CBD oil that ignores the cost of the product. This cost is more of an issue since you can't guarantee the quality. When the author blithely talks about the dosing being as varied as 3mg to 100mg (the highest recommended dose) she completely ignores the cost of the product at the moderate to high doses. For example, one of the reputable producers of CBD oil prices their cheapest product at $30 for 300mg worth of oil. If you take the product at 3mg 2x/day that's 50 days for $30....not bad. At least on a par with a typical Rx copay. Unfortunately, if you are someone who needs 50mg 2x a day that's...well the math is not that hard....that's $30 for every 3 days. That's $300 a month. I'm thinking that is probably out of the budget of most of us mortals. This is my problem about people "reporting" on CBD. They focus on the benefits, but ignore the financial cost.
This is in some ways a practical book, but the author is a science geek and the details were just so confusing including the Endocannabinoid System which I'd never heard of but does exist. That was confusing too. If you were desperate, I can imagine you wanting to pursue using CBD oil. Otherwise to me it's just too confusing to figure out and I would prefer just to stick to what I know, or stuff that has been more proven, is better understood.
I’m an 82-year-old performance learning research scientist in Cambridge Massachusetts figuring out what works for wellness. 1000 MG truly works after a single trial