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Avocados. Seriously all the rage these days. And not just because they get served up in trendy eateries. As keto, paleo and other diets become more popular the avocado does too, as it can fit nicely into all these niche eating plans and, no matter what else you eat, packs a serious nutritional punch. It also tastes good, which is important.

You can do all kinds of things with avocados. Including boost their benefits by including CBD oil in your avocado recipes.

Lots of people find that vaping their CBD is an enjoyable, relaxing and mess free way to introduce it into their body and their lives. Vaping is easy, nicotine free vape liquid is safe and is very discreet too.

But there are a couple of things you should know about vaping. One is the importance of ensuring you remain properly hydrated. What can you do to combat vape dehydration? Try any or all of these tips.

There is a growing body of research that suggests that CBD may be helpful in improving the daily life and general health of adults of all ages

While some folks have embraced the idea wholeheartedly some folks who are interested in what they are hearing and reading about CBD and might like to try it themselves don't. They don't because they are confused about CBD's association with illegal drugs and the possibility that using CBD to get them into trouble. And yes, not to generalize, but a lot of these people are older, like your parents.

So, how can you explain CBD to your parents, either so they can feel better about you making use of it - even though you're an adult, parents worry - or for them to try it for themselves? Here are some facts and talking points you can use to get that conversation started.

Your body, as scientists studying the effects of cannabis on the body have discovered, produces its own natural cannabinoids and this system - known as the ECS for short - has a role to play in all kinds of crucial bodily functions. According to research the better your ECS is functioning the better job it can do.

There are a number of ways you can boost your body's own production of endocannabinoids. Here is a look at some of them.

 

When you go out to eat, you expect that the restaurant/cafe/pizza joint follows safe food handling and hygiene practices because if they didn't there are regulating bodies that will close them down. The same is true of cosmetics. You trust that that new mascara won't ruin your eyes because there are regulations in place to ensure that it doesn't contain harmful stuff. But what about CBD?

As 2019 has gone on it's started to feel like there's practically nothing that people won't put CBD in. Their vape pens. Skincare. Their food. And, in that most loved of all morning beverages, coffee. But do coffee - or rather the caffeine in it - and CBD mix well or is that idea rather counterintuitive?

If you've ever used one of those trendy lavender sleep sprays on your pillow, or brewed yourself a cup of peppermint tea and felt oddly invigorated by its fragrance then you have already, perhaps without knowing it, experienced the effects of plant terpenes.

To many, the idea of using CBD is one they've just been introduced to. And like anything that is new, but also seems to be everywhere right now, there are as many misconceptions and myths surrounding CBD use as there are facts right now. Some myths, however, are more persistent than others