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Summer is a time for lighter topics, especially in the emotionally-charged year 2020. Entrepreneurs hoping to ride the CBD wave to the max are bringing you these amazing CBD products in food and hygiene!
A Boucher from Marseilles created a buzz at the beginning of 2020 with chipolatas sausages made with CBD flowers.
The "La Provence" newspaper, which conducted the interview[1], reports that its sausages comply with European legislation, remaining below 0.3% THC. Not enough to get you high, but there is a slight relaxing effect.
The designer's mom puts it this way: "On the other hand, I slept really well after tasting it".
These CBD sausages are sold for no less than... €50/kg, compared with an average €13/kg for ordinary chipolatas, a juicy business.
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Home meal delivery company FoodChéri, wanted to make the Buzz from January 29 to 31, 2020[2] by offering a range of CBD-based dishes.
A beautiful mixed salad, topped with a guacamole including a Cajun blend and CBD oil.
An oatmeal cereal bar bound with organic agave syrup and CBD oil.
Their communications director describes their "#MenuCensuré" as follows: "It's a product rich in protein, omega 3 and 6, and what's more, it plays on cholesterol".
> Unlike the sausage recipe, which took a year to develop (according to its creator). Here, this delivery service has simply added a little CBD oil to its recipes.
To snack and relax, here are chips... with CBD
If cannabidiol is known to help with weight loss, we probably can't guarantee the same potential effect in this case.
Produced by Jay's by Earthshine Organics, the chips are said to be soaked in CBD isolate (pure CBD powder) and contain doses of around 200mg of CBD per bag.
After nibbling your chips, accompanied by your CBD chipolatas, you suddenly feel like quenching your thirst? Introducing CBD beer*.
In the UK, Hop & hemp brewing[3] has created a beer containing CBD, 8mg CBD per 33 CL, to be precise and zero THC*, it boasts a 5% alcohol content.
To round off your snacking, you can buy THC and CBD candies.
Offered by the DiamondCBD website[4], a 40g bag of candy contains 200mg of CBD. CBD candies are perhaps the least unusual product in this article, as they are increasingly common in the offerings of e-tailers specializing in CBD.
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According to the UFSBD (Union Française pour la Santé Bucco-Dentaire), chewing sugar-free chewing gum, even if it doesn't replace brushing, can help prevent tooth decay[5].
Made from natural gum and 100% biodegradable and sugar-free, ENDOCA offers innovative chewing gums that won't damage sidewalks or the environment in general. Each chewing-gum contains 10mg or 15mg of CBD, depending on the variety.
The build-up of plaque around the teeth and gum line creates a fertile breeding ground for bacteria. Failure to eliminate bacteria can lead to gingivitis (inflammation of the gums).
Using CBD toothpaste could therefore prove useful, at least for gingivitis. A clinical study conducted in 2019 by researchers at the University of Queensland[6], indicates thatCBD could be an effective agent against bacterial infections.
Similarly, a 2018 study published in the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics[7] confirms CBD's anti-inflammatory properties.
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Cannabis: a plant with a history stretching back thousands of years There is archaeological evidence that cannabis was used around 10,000 years ago in Central Asia and on the Indian subcontinent. It is thought that early humans used cannabis for its strong fibres and nutritious seeds. The use of [...]
