CBD and Humans

Have you tried Mr. Nice Guy? It is a pipe cleaner that is biodegradable and is used with boiling water. Ben is making his way through the cannabis industry. He explains his struggles of being hired at a dispensary, the success of his company Mr. Nice Guy and their pending patent. We start our discussion about CBD exploring what uses it has for children. Our guest Maria brings up good questions that many people may have about CBD. We discuss the positives and negatives of giving children consuming minimal amounts of THC to stimulate their endocannabinoid system. Maria describes how she treats her son with autism by taking CBD. Maria gives her son barely a drop of CBD once a month. His monetary side, attention, and speaking skills have improved with this dosage. We bring up Charolette Figi and how Charolette's web has become a monumental CBD strain that everyone in the industry knows about. We explain other uses of CBD such as helping with anxiety. We discuss the difference between a tincture and an extract. We recommend checking what your tincture is made out of, and why you want to avoid alcohol tinctures. Always know what your product is and how it works, edibles are no exception to this! Edibles have a longer onset time than elixirs, which are made with nano emulsifying technology. Although the onset time is longer, edibles absorb naturally into the body whereas nanotechnology skips the first pass going everywhere in the bloodstream. For CBD products recommend trying CBD Yours Truly, CBD American trail man, CBD Lakewood for CBD cigarettes, Prime My Body, Doctor Solomon's, and Organic Plus Brands. If none of those products are for you, we recommend googling what effects you're looking for to find CBD products that work for you! Warning: this episode may contain adult humor and content Disclaimer: There are no claims about cannabis in this podcast. The information given is simply recommendations and a way to expand thinking about the plant. Always make sure to look up information, double-check facts, and research the best options for you and your diagnosis. It is important to note that since cannabis is still federally illegal as a schedule 1 drug, make sure that you are looking up the laws according to your state to consume legally.