CBD, a lot of people say snake oil type claims, it's a cure-all, etc.

It's a tool in the toolbox that can complement your wellness routines.

It is not going to be the silver bullet, the hard push, the cure-all one and done, and

I also hate solutions that aggressively overbalance, because if you're seeing symptoms arise typically,

it's from small changes that can create compounding effects over time.

Hey everyone, Emily Abadi here bringing you another installment of Hurtle Moment

from Hurtle. On today's show, I am chatting to you all about CBD.

That's right, I am answering your big CBD questions with the help of Max Pulling.

He's the director of innovation at Beam.

Now, I know Beam may sound familiar to you, and that is because Beam is a long time sponsor

of the show and a partner of mine. But I knew I had to go to the experts to get the details

of what we needed to know. Here is what I know going into this conversation. A couple of

things, actually, I know a few things. The first thing that I know is that at this point,

according to a 2019 Gallup poll, 64% of Americans are familiar with CBD and or CBD products.

According to a 2019 research from consumer reports and estimated 64 million Americans, 64 million.

Have tried CBD in the last 24 months. Of those who use CBD, 22% said it helped them supplement or

replace prescriptions or over the counter options. Here's my take on CBD. I was hesitant on the

whole shebang because I didn't like that I didn't exactly know what I was putting into my body.

Thankfully, Max helps to shed a lot of light on exactly what CBD is, the different ways that we

can use CBD and the potential benefits that it can have. He's also really transparent on the fact

that there is a lot of research to be done. We talk about why that is. Why isn't there more research

on CBD when it is such a thriving industry? I actually found statistics online that in 2019,

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