Calling all CBD users! Whether your remedy is fresh flower or concentrate, tincture or vape oil, cannabis or hemp-derived—we’re asking you to share your experience by participating in a user-friendly, interactive research survey. Give us feedback about what’s helped you and what hasn’t. Figuring out how to maximize the therapeutic benefits of cannabis is still a work in progress. This effort is the driving force behind the great laboratory experiment in democracy known as medical and recreational cannabis that’s been unfolding state-by-state and around the world in recent years. Big Pharma can have their overpriced, single-molecule meds. Whole plant cannabis is the people’s medicine – and always will be. Let’s crowd-source our therapeutic knowledge and share what we’ve learned. Let’s democratize the data by taking the Project CBD survey, and asking your friends, colleagues or memberships to do so.
The Project CBD data collection platform will track CBD’s impact on a range of conditions and provide real-time results as a public resource for those who might benefit from cannabis therapeutics.
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Who Is Using CBD and Why? Despite the huge public interest in CBD products, and an endless stream of media stoking that fire, there have been limited efforts to figure out exactly how and why people are using this darling compound of the cannabis world.
Care By Design surveyed thousands of patients who had been using CBD-rich cannabis medicines for over 30 days. They asked patients what they were taking CBD-rich cannabis for, the ratio of CBD-to-THC they were using, and about its impact on pain, discomfort, energy, mood, and overall wellbeing. Here’s what they learned:
Survey results demonstrated that cannabis appears to be an effective pain management tool with few negative side effects. The study also found that a significant decrease in opiate usage among elderly patients while taking medical cannabis.
A recent Care by Design survey of 300 patients suggests that cannabis is better than Big Pharma meds for PTSD issues.
