08/08/2023
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The PR problem surrounding cannabis products and the history of CBD is nothing new. Advocated by hippies and dropouts, the once-common crop became a potent symbol in the culture war.
That made it a bit tough for CBD, a cannabis product that’s both benign & non-intoxicating, to get a lot of attention. So, back in 2018, CBD was starting to make waves in states that allowed it. But cannabis products were still illegal on the federal level.
The 2018 Farm Bill that would change all that was in the works, though. In anticipation, we applied to the good folks at National Day Calendar to name August 8 the first National CBD Day, and they agreed.
In December of 2018, the Farm Bill became law, and all h**p products became federally legal. And, then; things blew up.
CBD sales boomed the following year, reaching billions of dollars total, and suddenly the once-obscure cannabinoid seemed to be everywhere. As a result, National CBD Day 2019 was much more than an inaugural Holiday.
Cannabis news sites covered it, and even mainstream publications like Newsweek and Forbes got in on the action. Many of our fellow CBD vendors made use of the attention to promote exclusive sales and discounts. CBD is even being recognized for its calming and sleep-promoting effects.
So it’s probably safe to say that CBD awareness has risen since the time of hippies.
Thanks to global events, 2020 proved to be somewhat more challenging for the industry. Although different market researchers have rather different estimates for total CBD sales – a hazard of a highly fragmented industry with a fair number of gray-market players – they all agree that sales grew in 2020 but at a slower rate than the inaugural pace set in 2019.
The fact that people take CBD to stay calm made it popular in a year that brought a lot of new worries. But the explosion of new players in 2019 lowered prices and set up the industry for a winnowing. And that makes National CBD Day more important than ever.
Although most Americans have now heard of CBD, that doesn’t mean everything they’ve heard is true. There are still lots of myths floating around the Internet that need to be corrected with CBD facts. People still want to know how to buy CBD that’s high-quality and honestly marketed. That’s why we’ve made CBD education one of the chief goals of our website.
People still have lots of questions about how to use CBD: when to take it, how much to use, and what are the best products for what purposes. And as of late, especially about all things Delta 9 THC – which has increasingly positive effects when partnered with CBD. That’s another part of CBD education that we strive to fulfill.
Though the 2018 Farm Bill made h**p-derived CBD legal, regulations on the making and marketing of CBD are still incredibly confusing. We need to keep pushing federal and state agencies to rationalize the laws for better safety and access.
Things have improved on the legal front since the first National CBD Day, especially at the state level. Over the past few years, many states have begun to legalize CBD and/or cannabis in general. Unfortunately, the clear regulatory frameworks various federal health agencies were signaling back in 2019 have been slow in coming.
In the end, though, government bodies like the Food and Drug Administration won’t respond to public pressure alone. They need scientific research to support the safety and benefits of CBD. That’s another reason we keep banging the drum – as exciting as much of the early research is, we need bigger, better studies to maximize CBD benefits for all.
So, take the time to learn more about CBD Today!!!😊
Source: CBDMD.com
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