Why You Need to Know the Answer — Is CBD a Scam?

CBD rose rapidly to the top in industry as well as in consumer use before the ink was dry on the 2018 Farm Bill.  Some universities had gained permission to do experimental breeding \’\’and growing of hemp before the historical 2018 Farm Bill. Consequently, the wheels were turning ready to shift into high gear \’\’and they did shift. A question we are considering today is – Is CBD a scam?

Is CBD a Scam? – Difference of Opinion

We are fearful of being caught up in scams which are rampant in our world today. That is a reasonable fear, however, it may short circuit our belief in the effectiveness of something good. Some believe wholeheartedly in pharmaceutical drugs \’\’and will not ever consider anything besides their trusty prescription drug.

Is CBD a scam? In my opinion the answer is no. But everyone has a right to their opinion \’\’and how they feel about the efficacy of the a natural compound. Many are disenchanted with the results of some of their medications because of the plethora of side effects \’\’and the lack of effectiveness. That is the reason they turn to some alternative option.

Sublingual CBD tincture, CBD hemp flower, CBD gummies \’\’and CBD oil capsules are some of the options people are turning to post 2018 Farm Bill. Is CBD a scam? No but neither is it magic. There is a right way to use it, the proper dosage to consume \’\’and patience to let the good occur.

Is CBD a Scam? – “Yes, Because it Does Not Work”

Some squeeze 10 drops of CBD tincture under their tongue, hold it for 30 seconds, swallow then expect instantaneous relief from all that arthritis in your shoulder. As we said earlier, CBD is not magic. CBD is effective, not magic. Is CBD a scam? No it is not but there is a learning curve to figuring out how to dose, regardless of how you consume it.

If the CBD has to go through your digestive system, you will not “feel” the effects as quickly. If you put the tincture under your tongue or let the CBD infused gummie dissolve under your tongue, it has a quicker path to your bloodstream. If you smoke CBD flower either by a hemp pre-roll or by rolling your own, it arrives through your lungs so has a quicker impact \’\’and more effective to your body.

Is CBD A Scam? – Inferior or Less Effective Product

We talked earlier about the CBD blast that hit after the signing of 2018 Farm Bill. With it came manufacturers who wanted to make a quick buck with inferior product without 3^rd party testing. Dr. Strains CBD has their product 3^rd party tested \’\’and only purchase their CBD hemp flower strains from small hemp farms who put in far more care to grow the best.

Is CBD a Scam? It can be if you fall prey to an inferior product which some vendors sell. They may sell hemp seed oil, saying it is CBD oil. Hemp seed oil has no CBD in it or at best very little. It is a good product for some things but does not have the CBD health benefits. Some are selling watered down CBD oil with much less CBD in it than they claim on the label. The best solution to this is to choose a vendor, like Dr. Strains CBD, who has high quality products with 3^rd party testing including a Certificate of Analysis (COA).

“Scam, Scam” Last Words

It may take you awhile to find the right CBD product to ease your pain, relief your anxiety or to help you with focus \’\’and productivity. I know because it took me awhile to find the right product \’\’and the right application. Now, one of my absolute rock star products is the CBD infused gummies from Dr. Strains CBD. I started with one but then found I have better effects — focus, mood stabilization, stable energy — with two on most days.

Is CBD a Scam? No it is not, but it may take some time for you to find the CBD hemp flower strains that work for you.

If you want more information on all things CBD, read other posts here on our blog.

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