7 Noteworthy CBD Oils, Gummies and Waters for Anxiety, Sleep and More
You should try these CBD gummies, powders, oils, pills and waters in 2021.
Josh Smith
Here are interesting ways you can try CBD in 2021. I tested CBD oils and DBD gummies as well as CBD drinks and a fast-absorbing CBD powder to help you find some new ways that you could take CBD for anxiety, sleep, relaxation or working out.
What is CBD? CBD stands for cannabidiol. It s part of the marijuana or hemp plant. It s commonly used in oils or edibles to help deliver calming effects or feelings of relaxation.
Wellness practices have always included tried-and-true staples like yoga, meditation, aerobic exercise, even plant-only eating. Now add CBD, the ultimate plant-based medicinal, to the list.
Suffice to say that the CBD market is on a high, thanks in large part to the pandemic. Sales of CBD products are skyrocketing, and new CBD companies and products are springing up every day. The reason? Consumers are demanding these products, and companies are listening. “People are in pain,” says Carlie Bell-Biggins, N.D., natural medicine physician in Pearland, Texas, and member of Leafreport’s medical review team. “They’re suffering from anxiety, traumatic experiences that are leading to potential post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and insomnia.” Not to mention, of course, that poor eating habits, chronic illness (often due to poor eating habits), sitting all day, poor gut health, and alcohol consumption are causing inflammation in the body, leading people to seek help.
Wellness practices have always included tried-and-true staples like yoga, meditation, aerobic exercise, even plant-only eating. Now add CBD, the ultimate plant-based medicinal, to the list.
Suffice to say that the CBD market is on a high, thanks in large part to the pandemic. Sales of CBD products are skyrocketing, and new CBD companies and products are springing up every day. The reason? Consumers are demanding these products, and companies are listening. “People are in pain,” says Carlie Bell-Biggins, N.D., natural medicine physician in Pearland, Texas, and member of Leafreport’s medical review team. “They’re suffering from anxiety, traumatic experiences that are leading to potential post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and insomnia.” Not to mention, of course, that poor eating habits, chronic illness (often due to poor eating habits), sitting all day, poor gut health, and alcohol consumption are causing inflammation in the body, leading people to seek help.