It’s less than 50 days to the Chicago Marathon, so training runs are getting longer. I need all of the tools in my toolkit to get to the line healthy and pain free. I had the opportunity to check out a variety of products from Cured Nutrition. I’ve been using their all natural CBD Salve roll-on on repeat for my tight muscles and small aches.
Cured’s mission is “to help you feel your best and live at your ultimate potential.” They create natural supplements “designed to elevate your daily existence.” They’ve created a variety of products with functional mushrooms, hemp and cannabanoids. They believe cannabis is a powerful ally for holistic health, capable of enhancing daily life (and well-being) in numerous ways. Some of their products contain microdoses of THC but others are THC free. All products are made in the USA, GMO free, gluten free and grown with natural farming practices.
The CBD Salve is made with a blend of organic botanicals and full spectrum CBD. It comes in an easy-to-use topical balm that you roll on. Salve is the go-to for targeted pain relief where you need it most. It provides targeted, fast-acting relief and helps to alleviate stiffness and lessen soreness in muscles.
I don’t use CBD that’s ingested but I like salves and balms. This one has CBD, Arnica and natural essential oils. It’s cooling and soothing and I’m a fan!
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