CBD may be able to help people cope with the depression, anxiety, and even panic attacks that are common symptoms of nicotine withdrawals.

Many climbers, hikers, and skiers, and other high country enthusiasts have long used natural remedies like coca tea, ginger, tumeric, ginseng, rhodiola and dandelion root to help with acclimatization. A lot of them are also beginning to use CBD products as well.

Are current anti-histamine and anti-inflammatory medications the best options to alleviate the symptoms? Most importantly, can CBD help spring allergies?

With consistent third party testing, CBD consumers can be confident of what they’re putting in their bodies, and that they are using a high quality product.

This article explores what we know about whether CBD is harmful for pregnant women or not, what the mainstream healthcare and big pharma industries think about CBD and pregnancy, and how CBD compares to other, mainstream accepted, drugs and substances that pregnant women often consume.