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How much do you really know about CBD? This controversial cannabinoid has been at the forefront of UK news in recent months, and for good reason! You don’t need to travel far these days without seeing shops advertising this ‘wonder product,’ and telling you all about the latest varieties. But what do you actually know about CBD? Are you concerned that you might be ‘taking drugs’ and breaking the law? 

These three letters have emerged into UK culture a great deal lately. In fact, it’s now pretty rare to walk down any high street without seeing advertisements or dedicated shops for this mysterious substance in its myriad of forms.

Over the last couple of years, CBD (Cannabidiol) has taken off big time.  With many people swearing by its benefits, ease of availability, lack of unpleasant side effects and a relatively low-cost alternative to pharmaceuticals; some have begun to wonder about taking it one step further as a non-addictive wellbeing enhancer.

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Cannabidiol or CBD as it’s most commonly known has fast become the hottest ingredient to hit the UK. Over the past 12 months, CBD has crept its way into almost every industry and you can now get hold of everything from luxury CBD e-liquids and vape pens to sheet masks, chocolate, and even self-tan!

When it comes to the legalities surrounding marijuana use here in the UK, you could be forgiven if you’re left feeling bewildered and unsure on what is and isn’t currently acceptable. Over the last 12 months or so, the cannabis industry has taken some positive strides here in the UK, but it hasn’t come without a host of confusion and specifics which have left even the most avid marijuana supporters feeling a little confused as to what’s going on.

Cannabidiol, or CBD as it is most commonly known, has hit the UK by storm over the past 12 months. In 2019, you can get your hands on CBD oil from your local corner shop, online, for your dog, for your grandparents - even for your children. Yes, there’s no denying that CBD oil really is a hot commodity in today’s market. But, behind the high demand are a plethora of untrustworthy retailers looking to gain a fast profit selling sub-par, sometimes harmful products under the name of CBD oil.

There’s no getting away from the fact that CBD oil has taken the UK by storm. Over the last couple of years, the phytocannabinoid has slowly gained recognition as it has been used to relieve a number of symptoms, leading to its questionable status as a “cure-all”.

Over the past couple of years, CBD oil use in the UK has more than doubled, and it’s no surprise either! Not only seen to be hugely successful in the U.S. CBD oil is also believed to offer a range of potential benefits to the average Joe, as well as those suffering from a wide range of health conditions.

Across the UK over 24 million people rely on daily supplements for their general health and wellbeing, but with the growing popularity of CBD, is it be possible that this cannabis compound could become just another part of our everyday lives?