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It’s a surprising fact that a strong percentage of new CBD users skew to a 45-70 year old demographic versus ‘young people trying.’ Perhaps Big Pharma ads with complicated side effects have bombarded them long enough because older consumers are looking for simple, natural, actually-feel-better solutions.

If there’s one thing that all the health gurus out there seem to agree on, it’s that Americans should eat more fiber. We love our refined, processed foods, so getting the requisite 21 to 38 grams a day that the Institute of Medicine recommends can mean a radical change in diet.

If you’re a dog owner who hangs out with other dog owners, you’ve probably heard about the growing popularity of CBD to treat doggie problems, especially anxiety.

Ah, hangovers – one of the prime proofs that none of life’s pleasures come without a price. Learn how CBD can help you cope with the price of pleasure.

Everyone likes to save money, but cutting costs with CBD can be dangerous. Learn how you can find high-quality CBD without breaking the bank!

Chronic pain is a common issue within the health community with several million people having to tolerate extreme discomfort every day. The appeal of using CBD for chronic pain instead of traditional pain medication lies in its non-addictive properties.

Getting a diagnosis of diabetes can be scary. But don’t let that be you! Here are some tips for getting through what the Centers for Disease Control call “diabetes distress.”

Learn how CBD offers a natural way to eliminate many of the sleep issues that plague this country.

Thanks to yoga, alternative healing, and health-conscious Californians, essential oils have made a comeback in recent years due to their supposed therapeutic properties. And while there’s little concern when it comes to human use, many essential oil users may wonder if they’re safe to use around their cats.

In our fast-paced world, it’s difficult not to experience the symptoms of stress and anxiety on some level. It’s our biological response to coping with difficult events, and it helps us avoid situations that could threaten our well-being. Unfortunately for some, these natural responses can get out of hand, becoming a vicious cycle of irrational fear and worry.