CBD (Cannabidiol)

CBD will change culture. People are less interested in drinking in bars, getting really drunk, feeling shit the next day, letting their body down, having issues with their body because of that. The shift is happening: more people are interested in eating healthier, living healthier, and this is part of that - Trevor Horn

CBD (Cannabidiol)

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