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Latest revision as of 16:31, 29 November 2024

You probably loved eating gummy bears and jellybeans as a kid, but did you know that today you can get CBD gummies with healing benefits? As for red flags to keep an eye out for, Kim warns against brands that have more marketing information, sales, and promotions cluttering their websites than they do information about the actual product and its ingredients (the active ingredients and other ones, too).

The brands featured here are transparent with customers, making information available to the public regarding sourcing, CBD dose per serving, certificates of analysis (COAs), third-party testing policies, lab results, and complete active and excipient ingredient lists.

The ingredients in our CBD Gummies include: corn syrup, sugar (from beets), water, gelatin, lactic acid, citric acid, fumaric acid, natural and artificial flavors, pectin sugar bear sleep gummies ingredients (derived from fruit), titanium dioxide (color), FD&C; yellow #5, FD&C; yellow #6, FD&C; red #40, FD&C; blue #1, hemp extract cannabinol (CBD), and coconut oil.

Researchers are also investigating CBD for other sleep disorders like obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) However, current evidence linking CBD to better sleep is scarce, and more research is needed to determine if CBD is an effective remedy for insomnia and other sleep disorders.

The non-drowsy, relaxation recipe for CBD gummies aims to help reduce stress and anxiety, using not just hemp-derived CBD and other cannabinoids (they use full-spectrum, organically grown hemp), but evening primrose oil (which may help with hormonal support), chamomile, lemon-balm extract and L-theanine (all of which are used for mental relaxation).

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