CBD is coming!





Let's talk about CBD oil. We have all heard by now that Young Living is working to provide us with quality CBD oil that lives up to our Seed to Seal standards. Recently, the 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp and CBD on a federal level. Unfortunately different states still retain different laws regarding the sale of CBD. For that reason Young Living is working with a retail provider, not an MLM, to offer a quality product to our members.

The hemp is being grown in organic fields in Colorado for use by the retailer in the production of CBD oil. This will be THE FIRST ESSENTIAL OIL INFUSED CBD OIL ON THE MARKET! It will be a "controlled broad spectrum oil."

Because CBD is still subject to regulation by the FDA, compliance laws will apply. This arrangement with the retailer will be in effect until it is legal in all 50 states. As soon as the laws change, YL is ready with a plan in place to step in and make this ours.

For those of you having a hard time picturing what this is going to look like, it will be similar to what happened with Savvy. Savvy Minerals was created and owned by one of our members under the name Sweet and Savvy. YL members bought the makeup directly from the Sweet and Savvy website until YL bought the line and officially released it as a YL product.

For all of your questions about what CBD is and how it works, please go follow the Doctor Oli Facebook page and sign up for his email alerts. He will be releasing tons of CBD training in the coming months.

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