Learn more about the PlusCBD Oil products from today's show

If you listened to today's show, you heard Matt and Ryan speak highly of the hemp-derived CBD products. CV Sciences would now like for you to know even more about it, so you too can get on board. CV Sciences efforts are focused on bringing the hemp business back to Kentucky, creating sustainable and viable economic opportunities for the next generation of farmers. They are investing in hemp research at the University of Kentucky, Murray State University, and various farms across the state. They are also investing in the future of agriculture in Kentucky by being a top level sponsor of the Kentucky FFA foundation. Since the market for hemp-derived CBD is growing, CV Sciences' trusted Organic CBD Nugs, which are available across the country. CBD (Cannabidiol) oil springs from hemp. many of us confuse hemp with marijuana, but hemp may be a very different plant. Marijuana and hemp may share an equivalent scientific name, marijuana , but they're not an equivalent .For effective use, e-liquids should be homogeneous in nature, meaning that the product should be well mixed and uniform, and not separate into different layers. But, separation of CBD e-juice into layers is a major issue in liquid vaporizers right now as the CBD does not mix with the majority of e-liquid base options. When such separations occur, uneven dosages are added to the vape pen, making it hard to control how much CBD is consumed by the user each time.Liquid options for consuming CBD include CBD vape oil and CBD hemp oil, which are two different things. CBD hemp oil is not intended to be vaporized, while CBD vape oil, although not a true oil, is intended to be smoked. Both products are made from CBD, a cannabidiol derived from hemp.

Nowadays there is CBD vape oil, also referred to as CBD e-liquid or best new e juice, that is specifically made to be used as the juice in electronic cigarettes. While also made from hemp, CBD vape oil does not contain THC. The CBD for vape oil comes from industrial hemp, which are completely legal crops in the United States if they contain less than 0.3% THC. CBD e-liquids come in different strength levels, just like how regular e-liquids come in different nicotine levels. The effects are stronger as the milligrams of cannabidiol rises. However, the effects vary from person to person, as well as from ailment to ailment. Unlike nicotine strength levels, where users are for the most part trying to decrease their nicotine intake over time, it is said that users of CBD vape oils work their way up in strength levels. Cannabidiol extracts can have unique flavors and give electronic cigarettes different tastes. While some users have described the taste of CBD to be earthy, other users have said that CBD tastes grassy. The distinct flavors of some fast flowering strains extracts can be used as nice complimentary flavors or they can be masked by other flavors. Marijuana is cultivated primarily for its psychoactive cannabinoid, a compound called tetrahydrocannabinol or THC, for recreational and medicinal use. Marijuana contains both THC and CBD. Hemp contains only a trace of THC, but 0.3% compared to marijuana's hefty 5-35%. the most cannabinoid in hemp is CBD, but there are over 100 other cannabinoids in hemp, also as compounds that produce tastes and smells called terpenes (e.g. citrusy smell of oranges, the unique aroma of pine trees, or sweet flower smell of lavender). For thousands of years, hemp has been cultivated for food, clothing, fiber, and fuel. it's one among the world's oldest domesticated crops. within the youth , hemp was an important crop within the U.S. During the 1700s, colonial farmers grew hemp mainly for its strong fiber. However, hemp production came to a screeching halt when the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 was passed. Mainstream attitudes towards cannabis began to sway greatly towards the negative. Hemp became the "evil weed" because it shares an equivalent species as marijuana albeit it doesn't contain marijuana's abundant THC.

PlusCBD Oil products are available at many health food stores all over the state of Kentucky!
- Full Circle Market - Wincester
- Gene’s Health Food - Owensboro
- Genesis Health Shop - Glasgow
- Golden Carrot - Paducah
- Heath Health Foods - Paducah
- New Start Natural Foods - Bardstown
- Nutrition Center #2 - Danville
- Peach Blossom - Murray
- Rainbow Blossom - Louisville
- Roberts Health Foods - Lexington
- Wildcat Market - Lexington