In our life, we may have seen or been involved in a vicious cycle of escapism. Addiction. Whether its intoxication or excessive use of recreational drugs. We numb ourselves with the use of medication or just continuously find anything to hold onto reality, just to feel at peace. It often leads to an unhappier version of who we are. The drugs and alcohol work, until they don’t. Was CBD just another way to run away from myself or was it really a product that can help us adapt better coping mechanisms?
Stepping into the world of CBD, I was intrigued by how a plant that has been stigmatised for thousands of years could contain such immaculate healing properties. An alternative to pharmaceuticals to adding value to household products such as coffee, bath salts or immunity boosters, was it really true that it could improve our daily lifestyle and well-being?
CBD changed my life, my vision and my approach. I was able to stand true to my purpose and embrace myself. I am happier with who I am, being able to do what I love. Most importantly, I am free.
CBD is truly a gift of nature. The current market is booming and will continue to do so as people are more concious. Once, the lack of awareness is eradicated
With a little support CBD can change many lives.
How could a product that has aided to people undergoing severe mental distress be labelled as something dangerous? Why was it so difficult for CBD to estabilish its place within the UK regarding of its legal status. Was it the lack of awareness or the fear people had associated with the word Cannabis or is there something more?
Until next time.
