Chips, nail polish and sportswear, products that take advantage of the hype but are they really reliable?
Which cbd products should be better avoided? While most advances in the cannabis industry have demonstrated health benefits, others can be problematic. What about potato chips, toilet paper and even CBD toothpicks? Are they all reliable or are they there to trick us? We will try to see u a little more clearly.
Although the bulk of the products deserve special attention, there are some trends that should simply be ignored. We already know the CBD candy, the infused hamburger. What about CBD crisps or toothpicks? Or how about CBD toilet paper? Let's take a look at other CBD infusions that might pique your interest.
CBD Chips
Some companies make CBD crisps from a variety of “hemp plants”. Each chip is supposed to be infused with cbd in different strengths ranging from 100 to 300 mg. As there is no fixed limit for infusing anything in cbd, the dosage is vague and imprecise your chips may have some efficiency or on the contrary have no effect.
CBD infused sportswear
A company based in New York, Acabada, recently made sportswear at cbd. Acabada designs clothing to target specific muscles. Their products, containing CBD "which is sewn into clothing" are said to release CBD when the body moves. This tracksuit is believed to help relieve inflammation and pain during the yoga session or workout. CBD clothing lasts around 40 uses and comes at an exorbitant price. No doubt influenced by the craze for CBD and well-being.
Although CBD may offer some qualities beneficial for muscles sore and inflamed, the effectiveness of these benefits in training equipment is highly questionable, and athletes may experience the benefits of CBD more effectively through topical.
CBD toilet paper
The manufacture of hemp toilet paper is considered a sustainable action for the environment we all agree. Are we not going too far by soaking it in CBD? Clearly yes, this is just a marketing technique that does nothing more for your convenience. So yes to the hemp PQ but let's leave the CBD out of the toilet, there just isn't a place.
CBD bed sheets
Royal Héritage Company Makes CBD Infused Sheets To Help Fight insomnia, reduce pain and relieve inflammation. This is another marketing argument, the absorption of cbd by the epidermis is very different from the absorption of topicals ...
CBD infused makeup
Many beauty products contain CBD. When it comes to nail polish, it contains essential omega fatty acids which prevents the absorption of CBD. So consumers pay CBD for nothing. CBD eyeshadow, on the other hand, will only come in handy if you have eyelid swelling and will only work in the long run.
Conclusion : For consumers who want to take advantage of the potential of CBD to promote your sleep or to relieve pain, sheets and pillowcases are unlikely to offer you the most effective solution to address these concerns. CBD will settle in your washing machine much more than in your body. Crisps are fun products to try, but not ideal for those looking for effective ways to ingest CBD. CBD is successful in the beauty industry, but that doesn't mean all products are smartly designed. Products like CBD eye shadow and nail polish are probably more commercial gimmicks and “hot trends” than having beneficial properties.
