- CBD Information Made Simple, Natural, Truthful

Vapebright Starter Pack Review

By now, you’ve probably heard of vaping CBD e-liquids. It’s an excellent way to get your CBD throughout the day and I love using vape products that have CBD. I…

June 27, 2018

CBD Blog Posts

I Tried CBD and Here’s What Happened

October 8, 2017 CBD is not a new thing, but it’s newly in the media more and more due to people discovering it’s amazing benefits. I had heard of…

July 2, 2018

CBD Blog Posts

CBD FX Tincture Review: CBD Series

Original Post: March 25, 2018 Continuing the CBD Series Blog Posts of CBD oil reviews, I am done with the CBD fx 500 series product courtesy of cbdvapejuice.net If…

March 25, 2018

CBD Blog Posts

Review of Natural Native Enhanced CBD Spray and CBD Balm

Happy 4th! Thank you for bearing with me as I get the new CBD site of reviews up and running smoothly. I am still moving things around so that the…

July 4, 2018

CBD Blog Posts

I Tried CBD and Here’s What Happened-Part Two

I tried CBD Oil-Part two, Hempconnex and CBD education December 7, 2017 A while back I wrote a blog post about CBD oil and did a small review and I…

July 2, 2018

CBD Blog Posts, Guest Blogger, Methods

Everything you need to know about CBD capsules

July 17, 2018

While nothing is more than important than the medicinal qualities of cannabidiol (CBD), we should not underestimate the value of convenience, and the potential benefits of products like CBD capsules. There has been so much innovation in the world of CBD over the past few years, and there really is a consumption method for everybody. If you want rapid relief, then a CBD e-liquid for vaping is up your street. If you’re after a steady emission of cannabinoids into the bloodstream over a period of several hours (perhaps during a day at work), then edibles are ideal. But if your main priority is discretion, and you want to take CBD…

read more

tiffany 0 Comments

You May Also Like

Exploring the most common uses for non-psychoactive cannabis component CBD
July 9, 2018

Review of Natural Native Enhanced CBD Spray and CBD Balm
July 4, 2018

I Tried CBD and Here’s What Happened-Part Two
July 2, 2018
Anxiety, CBD Blog Posts, Chronic Pain, Guest Blogger

Exploring the most common uses for non-psychoactive cannabis component CBD

July 9, 2018

Modern research into the cannabis plant has introduced us to more than 100 rare compounds known as cannabinoids. Of most interest currently to the medical world is cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive component of the herb with a myriad of therapeutic properties. CBD helps to restore balance to the endocannabinoid system, a network in the body that scientists have recently realized plays a huge role in our physical and mental health. That people can now receive the medical benefits of marijuana with no psychoactive side effects has turbo-charged the herb’s potential as a mainstream medication. In the past, the possible mental health side effects of too much tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) turned many…

read more

tiffany 1 Comment

You May Also Like

What makes CBD so effective against anxiety?
July 6, 2018
Anxiety, CBD Blog Posts, Guest Blogger

What makes CBD so effective against anxiety?

July 6, 2018

By a featured author from cbdvapejuice.net Anxiety is an intensely irritating mental disorder that, if allowed to manifest, can have a debilitating effect on quality of life. Pernicious self-doubt creeps in and the stomach begins to turn, making the simplest of tasks a mighty ordeal as fears of embarrassment and humiliation kick in for no good reason. Anxiety can be a vicious circle – ceding to irrational worry often reinforces these doubts and, coupled with low self-esteem, we can end up becoming our own worst enemy. How can we go about life when we are constantly battling against ourselves? Thankfully, non-psychoactive cannabis, namely cannabidiol (CBD), is coming to the…

read more

tiffany 1 Comment

You May Also Like

Exploring the most common uses for non-psychoactive cannabis component CBD
July 9, 2018
CBD Blog Posts

Review of Natural Native Enhanced CBD Spray and CBD Balm

July 4, 2018

Happy 4th! Thank you for bearing with me as I get the new CBD site of reviews up and running smoothly. I am still moving things around so that the transition for you can be seamless and it’s easy for you to find what you are looking for. Since this site is about CBD and mainly reviews, let’s get right into our next one. This one is from Natural Native CBD and they have provided a Enhanced CBD Oil Spray and a CBD Salve. The thing that interested me the most about this company is the fact they use product grown on U.S. organic farms and have absolutely no THC…

read more

tiffany 0 Comments

You May Also Like

CBD FX Tincture Review: CBD Series
March 25, 2018

What makes CBD so effective against anxiety?
July 6, 2018

I Tried CBD and Here’s What Happened-Part Two
July 2, 2018
CBD Blog Posts

KOI Naturals CBD Review

July 4, 2018

Original Post: February 13, 2018 So, as you might have read in a past blog, I tried CBD oil and here’s what happened, I tried a few different brands and wrote about them in follow up posts as well. I tried many brands, one of them being KOI CBD Recently I got the chance to review some courtesy of CBDvapejuice.net and the first one out of five I tried was Koi Naturals Tincture. The reason I wanted to try Koi Naturals is because I had tried the vape CBD juice they offer once before and really loved it, but I love tinctures as well and use them as a part of my daily health routine. The…

read more

tiffany 0 Comments

You May Also Like

Review of Natural Native Enhanced CBD Spray and CBD Balm
July 4, 2018

I Tried CBD and Here’s What Happened-Part Two
July 2, 2018

I Tried CBD and Here’s What Happened
July 2, 2018

Why asking a woman if she’s on her period may be more hurtful than you think.

As a woman, I am very familiar with PMS. PMS and I are pretty tight. I mean I started my period at 13 and ever since, PMS has been my frenemy. I expected it every month, I knew I was coming, I was a bit dreading it, but I did my best to put on a smile, but then PMS changed. PMS started making me miserable, PMS was bullying me and nearly ruining my life. Around the age of 19, I found out that PMS was replaced by its very, very evil twin PMDD. Okay, all joking aside, PMDD is a real thing and you may have heard of it but aren’t familiar with it. If you have it or know someone who does, then you probably know what they go through every month and know how much they suffer. PMS and PMDD are related with similar symptoms, but PMDD is like the bigger, badder, more rebellious sibling of PMS. What is the difference between PMS and PMDD? PMS is something most women probably deal with. Up to 70% of women suffer with PMS. The bloating, moodiness, food cravings, cramps, sore breasts and headaches. PMDD is a bit less common and it typically only affects about 8% of us. PMDD sufferers may experience these symptoms as well, but the symptoms, at least for me, were amplified. In the beginning, I would be doubled over in pain from cramping and couldn’t even go to school or work. I would have migraines that were debilitating and still do, but I have found some relief with natural remedies. I would have such sore breasts that any movement or even wearing a regular bra would cause pain and I had terrible digestive issues. I would actually have to call in sick to work because I would pretty much live in the bathroom all day. My period was so heavy, that I would bleed through a tampon in a matter of about 30 minutes, if not less and my moods weren’t just typical irritability. I was severely depressed, anxious and sometimes suicidal. I would also sit down and eat my body weight in snacks when I normally didn’t have this issue. I remember when I first was diagnosed, I sat in the doctor’s office, looking at a pamphlet and going down the list, putting a mental check by each one. Pain in joints or muscles. Severe headaches/migraines. Extremely sore breasts. Extremely painful cramps. Heavy flow. Severe feelings of depression, sometimes feeling suicidal. Appetite changes, such as intense food cravings and binge eating. Digestive issues such as diarrhea and even nausea or vomiting. Trouble sleeping. While it was a bit scary that I was told I didn’t have just regular PMS, I was also relieved because I thought I was going crazy. I can’t tell you how many times someone may say,” Are you on your period? You’re kind of moody.” And this affected me a lot deeper than they knew. My period was a thing of complete dread and I would have days during my period where I was so depressed, I thought of suicide. For someone with a mental illness already, this only made things much worse and much more dangerous for me. Fortunately, I have been able to find relief with natural remedies as I’ve gotten older and read up about it, but it is a month by month struggle. I still have these symptoms, but now that I know what’s going on with my body, it’s a bit easier to know what to expect. I also am really grateful that this is finally being known as a real condition! It’s not just in our heads, it’s not just being moody, it’s not just having period cramps. It’s not just “take a Midol, everything will be okay”. It’s so much more than that. Once I was able to go to my doctor and say, “I think this is what’s going on!”, I was able to get someone to listen and explain to me that I wasn’t just dealing with typical PMS. I felt validated and I felt like I finally had a sense of what was going on so that I could figure out how to treat it. PMDD is not curable and there isn’t an easy fix through medication, but there are ways to relieve symptoms. It also can’t be diagnosed by lab tests or other typical medical tests. It takes you telling your doctor what your symptoms are and emphasize how bad they are, how much you are suffering. My doctor prescribed birth control when I was much younger, and it did help me. When I got off birth control later, I used simple over the counter pain medication like Motrin or Tylenol. I would use a heating pad for the cramps. Ice pack for the headaches. Even massage for my breasts when they were really sore. I also find a hot shower or bath helps. Another thing that greatly reduced my symptoms was to switch to natural monthly products. I use washable pads, 100% organic cotton tampons, breathable fabrics like cotton for underwear and I try really hard to watch what I eat around that time of the month. Salty food and fizzy drinks may induce bloating. Alcohol and caffeine may contribute to anxiety and depression, as well as sleeplessness. I also make sure to tell my doctor what’s going on if my symptoms are worse one month to the next if something doesn’t seem right or even if my flow changes. There are a lot of alternative products out there and I’m pretty confident you can find something that will fit your needs such as the washable pads, natural tampons and pads, the cup and period underwear. I find essential oils help quite a bit. You can use a diffuser to diffuse some balancing essential oils such as lavender, clary sage, cubeb or geranium. These may help with pain and/or mood. Some herbs I have found have helped as well. I use Feverfew for headaches and I feel it has greatly improved the severity of my migraine and wrote a past blog post about that as well. Chamomile and Lemon Balm also help with anxiety, relaxation and sleep. You can get most of these herbs in tea form as well, so you can have a hot cup of tea and help your body relax. Also, start tracking your period. I use an app called Life and it’s pretty helpful. It helps me know when to expect my period. I can track my symptoms, both physical and emotional. I can track ovulation and get an idea when things change. It has journal features, ovulation and period analysis, tag features and keyword features. You can get an idea of what emotional symptoms you are seeing a pattern with and keep track of your good and bad days with simple phrases that are already programmed in. I like that I don’t have to type in how I feel, but it has an option for you to do that if you wish. There are also some other great apps out there such as Glow and Clue, which you can find on the app store. I like those, but I don’t currently use them, I have in the past. I feel the simplicity of Life is all I need. I also like that Life doesn’t need me to purchase add ons in the regular version in order to take advantage of great features, but if you want more features, you can subscribe to the premium version and it’s $2.99 a month, which I think is fairly reasonable. I get a lot of use with the regular version but can definitely see where the premium version could help in the terms of fertility, pregnancy and other features. Again, if you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you aren’t crazy! What you feel is real and you need to be heard. If your doctor doesn’t hear you, then find one who does and start a conversation. Talk to your friends, sister, daughter or mother about it and see if they have experienced it. You aren’t alone with this. There are so many resources and it is a confirmed medical condition. I’ve added some links below that may help you figure out if your symptoms may be PMDD and if you are having really difficult periods, talk to your doctor anyway. There is help for what you are going through! https://www.womenshealth.gov/menstrual-cycle/premenstrual-syndrome/premenstrual-dysphoric-disorder-pmdd http://www.obgyn.net/pmspmdd/pmdd-or-pms-there-difference

Exploring the most common uses for non-psychoactive cannabis component CBD

Head on over to the CBD blog to read this excellent article written by cbdvapejuice.net Yes, CBD is effective, but it’s important that consumers know what CBD is and how it can be used! Thanks again to cbdvapejuice.net and all the readers!

You May Also Like

You May Also Like

You May Also Like

You May Also Like

You May Also Like