According to the study, nearly half of CBD users can stop using medicine

According to the study, nearly half of CBD users can stop using medicine.

Overall, the study showed that CBD consumers are very satisfied with the efficacy of treating a variety of conditions, including insomnia, depression, anxiety, and joint pain.

"We see exponential interest in CBD products, especially among women," said Solomon Forbes. "Although we need to find out much more about CBD, this fact can not be ignored; Most of those who use CBD products today see this as a big advantage. This allows far-reaching consequences. "

Thanks to CBD products, 42 percent of CBD users told the researchers that they were able to reject the prescription medicine, such as Tylenol, Ibuprofen and more heavily addicted prescription painkillers.

80 percent of respondents said that CBD "very or extremely effective" is. Three percent denied it and reported that they noticed no significant effect.

Bethany Gomez, director of the Brightfield Group, said the study is very exciting because it shows that there is a huge, barely developed market for CBD products that could improve the lives of many people.

That means, that "Through continued research and public education, CBD could be an effective alternative for many people, especially at a time when our nation is in an opiate crisis."

Important findings from CBD study:

• CBD is often used to treat insomnia, depression, anxiety and joint pain.
• 42% of CBD users relinquish from traditional medications and use cannabis instead.
• 80% of CBD users found that CBD was very or extremely effective for treatment.
• 90% of respondents said they only buy hemp CBD products.