Today I thought I would do something different. At my location (Augusta) I have quite a few regular clients who say CBD in some form or another, has changed their lives. My mother-in-law is one of these. Skeptical about any and everything, my mother-in-law (we’ll call her S) wasn’t going to “give CBD a try.” After reading the label she looked at me, shook the bottle and said, “will this help my COPD?” Good question. So I told her the benefits of each, asked her which she thought would benefit her and her condition, reminding her of course that CBD isn’t your one size fits all and consistency is key. I also told her to check with her physican before starting anything to make sure it wouldn’t interfere with any of her medications. “She’s the one who told me about it,” is what she replied.
That was almost two months ago. S has been taking Coastal Clouds, peach flavor, Full-spectrum CBD gummies at 25 mg each. After the first week, she said she could really tell a difference. I caught up with her last week to see how she was doing and pick her brain a little. Here is just a little of what she said:
“I started taking the Coastal Clouds the same day I bought them. I waited until the evening before I went to bed and about after an hour, I felt very relaxed. I didn’t know if I was supposed to be feeling that or not but next thing I remember, I was asleep. The next day, I woke up feeling like I had a good nights sleep. So I continued this for the next two to three weeks and then one day I noticed I wasn’t out of breath going from room to room. I don’t feel like I need to sit down after Ive been walking a few steps. It has made such a huge difference. I wish I started taking them sooner.”
My mother-in-law uses Coastal Clouds CBD gummies because she says it really has helped with her COPD but keep in mind CBD gummies can be used for a variety of health reasons. While none of these claims are approved by the FDA, research concludes that CBD is shown to help ease inflammation of the lungs, helping individuals to breathe easier.
