The versatile hemp plant has been around for thousands and thousands of years, and had been used by humans typically for fiber, seeds, and oil. 

In more recent years, we have seen hemp used in industrial products like paper and biofuels, construction materials like “hempcrete,” and in textiles.

As consumer interest grows and research expands, other lesser-known compounds like CBG and CBN are starting to make waves.

Short for cannabidiol, CBD has grown in popularity for its calming, non-intoxicating effects. According to Harvard Medical School, some early research and anecdotal reports suggest CBD may help with pain management, sleep support, and stress relief.