PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES CAN NOW SAY YES TO CBD Good news for professional athletes, they can now say yes to CBD. The Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has officially removed cannabidiol (CBD) from their list of prohibited substances for 2019. The WADA, which was created by the International Olympic Committee, sets the anti-drug regulations for Olympic and other international athletes participating in a wide number of global sports competitions. It's amazing that it has taken this long but we're not going to complain. Cannabidiol (CBD) has many well-documented medical benefits for professional athletes, including the reduction of chronic pain symptoms and inflammation. However, usage of the supplement has been prohibited, not because anyone doubts it works but because it comes from cannabis. CBD and the other cannabinoids found in cannabis have no psychoactive effects, so its usage has little effect on an athlete's performance other than helping them recover from injuries. CBD was brought to the attention of many sports fans when MMA fighter Nate Diaz used a vape pen during a post-fight conference in 2016. "It's CBD," Diaz told the press. aIt helps with the healing process and inflammation, stuff like that. So you want to get these for before and after the fights, training. It'll make your life a better place.a aCannabidiol is no longer prohibited,a the WADA wrote. aSynthetic cannabidiol is not a cannabimimetic; however, cannabidiol extracted from cannabis plants may also contain varying concentrations of THC, which remains a prohibited substance. http://bit.ly/cbdrelieves #cbdrelieves #cbdforathletes #cbdandsports #cbdrelievespain #cbdoil #cbdformosquitobites #cbdforpets #cbdheals #cbdforinflammation #cbdhelps #cbdforeczema #cbdforanxietyrelief #cbdforpain https://www.instagram.com/p/B1gdj9cAk-I/?igshid=cu9i5dx61pst
