The Hemp industry is flourishing, conservatively projected to hit $16 billion in the United States by 2025.

More then 60 percent of Hemp users have taken it for anxiety, according to a survey of 5,000 people, conducted by the Brightfield Group, a cannabis market research firm. Chronic pain, insomnia and depression follow behind.

Kim Kardashian West, for example, turned to the product when “freaking out” over the birth of her fourth baby. The professional golfer Bubba Watson drifts off to sleep with it. And Martha Stewart’s French bulldog partakes, too.

Hemp is a natural compound found within the Cannabis Sativa plant, which is also known as hemp or marijuana. The Cannabis Sativa plant contains over 100 cannabinoids. Hemp is not psychoactive (meaning, you won't feel any sort of “high” from it), but still delivers many of the health benefits observed from medical cannabis without the side effects.

The effects of Hemp are often subtle, and you'll notice more success with consistent daily use over time. You may notice that you are falling asleep easier and sleeping better through the night, are able to more easily handle stress, or have reduced anxiety and less pain. If you aren't seeing any results right away, don't be discouraged! Changing your dose and sticking to a daily regimen over the long term can make a huge difference.