CBD for Your Pain
Women's Health US
|January - February 2023
Everyone feels pain as we age, but CBD can help you deal with it.
Life really does fly by. Before I knew it, my 40s had arrived, and with them came I some new gifts from dear ol' Mother Nature-frequent knee pain, stress, low energy and sleeplessness. Now, I'm a realist about these things, I knew I wasn't going to be young and springy forever. But still, with "middle-age" nearly on my doorstep, I couldn't help but feel a little cheated. That is until I found my own secret weapon. Another gift from Mother Nature.
It began a few months back when I was complaining about my stress to my marathon-running niece, Jen. She casually mentioned how she uses CBD oil to help with her. She said that CBD gave her more focus and clarity throughout the day and that her lingering muscle and joint discomfort no longer bothered her. She even felt comfortable signing up for back-to-back marathons two weekends in a row this year.
That made even this self-proclaimed skeptic take notice. But I still had some concerns. According to one study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, 70% of CBD products didn't contain the amount of CBD stated on their labels. And, as a consumer, that's terrifying! If I was going to do this, I needed to trust the source through and through. My two-fold research process naturally led me to Zebra CBD.
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