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Welcome to Skeptical Sunday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. Today I'm here with Skeptical

Sunday co-host, writer and researcher Jessica Wyn. On the Jordan Harbinger show, we decode the

stories, secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people and turn their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact your own life and those around you. Our mission is to help you become a better informed, more critical thinker. During the week, we have long-form conversations with a variety of amazing folks from spies to CEOs, athletes, authors, thinkers, and performers. On Sundays, though, we have skeptical Sunday where a rotating guest co-host and I break down a topic you may have never thought about and debunk common misconceptions about that topic. Topics like why the Olympics are kind of a sham, why tipping makes no sense, ban foods, GMOs, toothpaste, crystal healing, diet pills, and energy drinks. And if you're new to the show or you want to tell your friends about the show, I suggest our episode starter packs, these are collections of our favorite episodes on persuasion,

negotiation, psychology, disinformation, junk science, crime and cults, and more. That'll help new listeners get a taste of everything we do here on the show. Just visit jordanharbinger.com slash start or search for us in your Spotify app to get started. Today on Skeptical Sunday, CBD, it's everywhere.

It's in CBD-infused lotions at Walgreens.

Gas station gummies, lattes at the local coffee shop.

It's sold as the solution to everything from acne to anxiety.

Some claim it treats insomnia, chronic pain, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, even cancer.

But what actually is CBD?

Will it get you high?

Is it legal?

Is it a miracle drug?

Or just marijuana's boring friend who happens to have a great PR team?

It's soaring popularity and cure all reputation, especially among wellness junkies,

is frankly something to be skeptical about.

Today, writer and researcher, Jessica Wynn, is here to sort the facts from the fads and the science from the snake, or I guess, CBD oil. Welcome, Jess. Have you been using your CBD-infused pillow

spray that smells like a rotten yoga mat? No, but I imagine that would make me dream about mold. I've tried a few

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