CBD (cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid. A cannabinoid is a compound found in the cannabis plant that has varying effects.
Back in the pre-legalization days, CBD was recognized among frequent consumers as an alternative to traditional medicine. Consumers often felt relieved of chronic pain, side effects of cancer treatments, arthritis, nausea, and evil brain activity (ie. anxiety, depression, PTSD) (we are not doctors, wink wink, kiss kiss).

CBD is most commonly consumed orally through edibles, oils, and capsules for the inside problems or topically for the outside problems.

Consumed in low doses (2mg-15mg), CBD can help keep things mellow and comfortable.
Consumed in higher doses (15mg-25mg+), CBD can give the consumer a heavy body and muscle relaxing effect.

While remaining non-psychoactive – CBD is Euphoric, so although it wont get you “stoned” it can still be experienced with both positive and negative effects (while finding your perfect dose). CBD is a slow release cannabinoid and will work better after prolonged usage vs the first time you try it so don’t be discouraged to try again if its not right the first time.