Honey + CBD

Despite containing no THC, CBD Therapy makes NO guarantee that any individual will be able to pass a drug test after using this product.

**CBD is not a cure or treatment for any medical disorder; it is a potentially beneficial dietary supplement. Consult with your doctor before using CBD products. CBD can interact with some types of medication.**

CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a naturally occurring chemical compound found in the cannabis plant.  Its use can be found in a myriad of products to promote a feeling of relaxation among other health benefits. CBD is one of over a hundred other cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. 

Although CBD is not FDA-approved, it continues to gain momentum in the health and wellness world from the endless consumer claims of therapeutic properties.  While research continues to be ongoing, some studies suggest that CBD can relieve or help treat a variety of conditions, including but not limited to:

• Chronic pain and arthritis

• Inflammation

• Anxiety and Stress

• PTSD

• Depression

• Nausea

• IBS

• Migraines

• Nicotine and opioid addiction

• Muscle spasticity

• Low appetite from cancer treatment

• Epilepsy and seizures

Yes, but it can get a little murky dependent on where you live.  Even though CBD is legal at the federal level, states have their own rules and regulations regarding the sales of CBD products.  For a state by state quick guide provided by the CBD Awareness Project

“The rapid legalization of hemp and CBD has put the FDA in a tough position.  Under its mandate, the agency must validate the safety of foods, drugs and dietary supplements. But CBD products are already flooding American stores.” -PBS.org

While the FDA sorts through hemp and CBD sales as a whole, one thing remains steadfast from an FDA perspective;  it is still and always will remain illegal for companies to market ‘egregious and unfounded claims’ to ‘vulnerable populations.’

As of current, there is only one prescription medication that has been FDA-approved.  Epidiolex is to treat two severe seizure disorders in children.