When it comes to healthy choices, some things are more clear-cut than others. We know that making smarter snacking choices and drinking more water will help us feel better. And exercise, in general, is clearly good for you, as is calming your mind. But what about adding cannabis – a product commonly used to reduce stress and pain – to your exercise regimen? It’s actually more popular than you might think, and it’s definitely worth learning more about. So today, Sweet Honeybee Health outlines some of the basics.   Lay Some Groundwork   When exploring a new subject, there are often wor ..read more

  Not finding the relief you were hoping to with CBD products? Here are four reasons why CBD might not be working for you.   Whether it’s a friend, family member or an Instagram influencer, chances are someone you know has hyped the amazing healing power of CBD. Maybe they even shared their products or convinced you to use their discount code, but the experience left you feeling underwhelmed. It’s kind of a bummer when what’s touted as a miracle cure seems to be snake oil. But before you write CBD off as a placebo (trust us, it’s not—as study after study shows), it’s worth doing some ..read more

Description: The pandemic has wrecked the world, and the havoc of it has not spared anyone. Due to the lack of vaccines, the threat of it comes with a greater force. A lot of people around the world are considering CBD for coronavirus due to its natural health benefits. At the time of any pandemic, the business of obscure cure methods reaches the sky. While everyone is frantically looking for any reliable method of avoiding the pandemic, some people try to sell anything they can in the name of an effective cure. Air-purifier companies claim that their purifiers can eliminate the virus from air ..read more

Cannabidiol is continuously being known worldwide, because of its power to cure mental, physical, and neurological illnesses. That even in local cities of each country where it is legalized already have a CBD shop built, selling CBD products to individuals who needed it.   Cannabidiol (CBD) is a chemical extracted from the cannabis Sativa plant – which is famously known as marijuana or hemp. Howbeit, unlike the tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that causes a high effect on an individual who takes it.   CBD also called Cannabis, is a Phytocannabinoid that was discovered in 1940. St ..read more

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Dear Blog Readers,   First, I want to say thank you for being such amazing subscribers. I really appreciate your support over the last several years. This blog has been my baby and proudest accomplishment.   Unfortunately, I am going to put both sweethoneybeehealth.com and sweethoneybeehealth.com/cbd on hold for a while.   For several reasons:   First and most importantly, my mental health demands it. I just cannot keep up with two blogs while continuing to recover from panic disorder, depression and agoraphobia.   Secondly, my blogs have made minimal money from guest posts, affiliate links..e ..read more

CBD tinctures are a popular way for both newbies and seasoned users to enjoy their CBD. Many CBD fans like using tincture because they don’t have to smoke it. Nearly every major CBD brand, like nu-x®, Populum or CBDistillery offers some kind of CBD tincture. However, it’s still pretty common for people not to truly understand what CBD tinctures are, or how to use them. How is CBD Tincture Made? CBD tinctures are small vials of CBD mixed with viscous liquid. Usually, a CBD company will make a slurry by mixing ethanol with hemp plant matter and then applying heat until all that’s left is a thick ..read more

You’d have often come across blogs and articles mentioning about the benefits hemp seed oil on your skin. But at the same time you’d also be wary of using oil that is derived from a plant that is infamous for producing a psychoactive substance. As the name suggests they are the seeds from of hemp plant scientifically known as Cannabis sativa. Though these seeds are derived from the same species as cannabis or marijuana but contain only traces of THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol), the compound in marijuana that makes it psychoactive often leading to addiction. Widespread marijuana addiction led severa ..read more

  Cannabidiol, commonly known as CBD, is a type of cannabinoid, a compound found in cannabis plants. Many of its products are sold in online dispensaries across various countries. CBD is different from its cannabinoid counterpart, tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC. This compound is also found in cannabis plants and is largely responsible for the plant’s psychoactive effect. In short, it causes the feeling of being high when consuming cannabis. How Cannabis Works The human body has different receptors. These are protein-based structures embedded in cells that receive signals from stimuli. CBD is bel ..read more

  There is great interest in how CBD can help to resolve certain skin problems, which are experienced by many people. So with more and more states and countries relaxing their cannabis prohibition, people start to ask their dermatologists whether they can use cannabis to cure some of their skin problems.   The oldest known drug in the world is Cannabis. Its active ingredient, THC, has a psychoactive effect on medicinal products. CBD, its least-known compound, has many of the advantages of cannabis.   CBD affects majorly sleep, digestion, memory, mood and many more regulatory systems in the bod ..read more