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Almost everyone who has tried CBD oil has pondered: How long does this stuff take to work, anyway?

Unfortunately, this question doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all solution. The length of time required for CBD oil to take effect varies considerably, ranging from an instantaneous effect to a wait of more than two hours. A variety of factors, including how the oil was ingested and its quality, play a role in determining how long CBD oil takes to work.

With the explosive growth of the CBD industry, more and more individuals are turning to CBD products as a way to treat and improve certain health issues. But you’d be hard-pressed to find great products that explain how much CBD would help your specific needs. Fortunately, we have come up with a comprehensive guide, based on research and customer feedback, to finding the right CBD dosage. 

Recently, after years of research trials, the first Federal Drug Administration (FDA) regulated CBD drug for epilepsy was released. Epidiolex debuted in 2019, and already it’s starting to ameliorate the hardships faced by parents and their children.

But, for many people, barriers still stand in their way—these treatments aren’t easily available to everyone. Their best chance for relief may be found in an unlikely source: hemp-based CBD. 

If you want to get the most out of your CBD products, it helps to know how long their effects will last. But because the discovery of the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) is so recent, we’re still finding out how CBD interacts with our bodies. In this detailed explainer, I'll tell you everything you need to know so you can take CBD when you need it and know how long you'll enjoy it. 

Over the past few years, as science has recognized its ability to treat a wide variety of conditions, the popularity of CBD oil has boomed. And increasingly, pet owners are using CBD oil to treat symptoms like chronic pain, anxiety, digestive issues, and even seizures. But is CBD oil really as good for pets as it is for people? Let's find out.

There’s no doubt about it: Americans are stressed. From managing the pressures of supporting yourself or a family, to dealing with a contentious political environment, to navigating the bizarre netherworld that is your nephews Instagram profile, we’re constantly bombarded with uncertainty. Luckily for chronic stress sufferers, science is uncovering an extremely effective, low-risk remedy that can provide powerful relief: CBD.

"What does CBD feel like?" It's a fair question. Since it doesn't have any psychoactive effects, when you take it, you won't get high. But what DO you feel? Do you feel anything at all? The truth is, CBD helps bring your body back into balance. And know what that can feel like? Just plain good!

Anxiety disorders affect millions of people. In fact, the National Institute of Mental Health claims that approximately 19 percent of U.S. adults aged 18 or older suffered an anxiety disorder in the last year.

But preliminary studies reveal that cannabidiol (CBD), the main non-psychoactive component in cannabis, may be an effective natural compound to treat anxiety disorders.

If your town resembles mine, then you’ve probably noticed more and more businesses carrying CBD—or cannabidiol—products. Most of the gas stations advertise CBD vape cartridges and my local health food store just stocked a killer CBD Bath Scrub. But does the wealth of products mean that the sweet old lady living next door is getting high from her CBD butterscotch candies?