Tennessee Roots Hemp Company

06/26/2019

LEGO will move to a totally renewed and environmentally friendly production with h**p plastic by early 2030.

06/24/2019

06/24/2019

Cannabidiol, or CBD, is famously anti-inflammatory. Produced by the cannabis plant, CBD is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid that is just one of many. Its ability to fight inflammation so effectively, right at the cellular level deep within tissues, is a primary reason for its promise in both pathologi...

06/24/2019

Learn about medical cannabis in the treatment of seizures, including the latest research, laws, and advocacy efforts.

06/24/2019

Follow LEARN ABOUT SAM ™ for news on ma*****na policies and scientific understanding of the harms.

06/24/2019

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A UK ice cream maker's infusing CBD oil in the sweet treat and people love it. Buzz60's Elitsa Bizios reports.

06/23/2019

Israeli researchers have found improvement in autistic children treated with high concentrations of CBD. Learn more about their study here.

06/19/2019

Good morning everyone!
Just to let all my customers that has supported us here at Tennessee Roots H**p Co,We thank each and everyone of you!!!
I will be selling from my home and online,Please PM me or call me if you need to place an order for your CBD oils and products!!! We will set up a time and place for meeting with you!!!
You have been loyal customers, and it's has been a pleasure getting to know each and everyone of you!! We would like too continue helping you with our natural health and wellness support!!!
Please do not hesitate to call me @ 423-620-8112

06/11/2019

“H**pWood” is 20 percent harder than oak, and grows 100 times as fast. It’s a sustainable alternative for hardwood furniture, flooring and more. Now that it’s legal to grow h**p in the United States, a man who’s spent the last decade developing h**p “hardwood” is building a $6 million ...

06/10/2019

Owners are using CBD for pets to alleviate their animals' ailments. Here's what the research has found about this cannabis product.

06/10/2019

Cannabinoids interact with different cannabinoid receptors in the body, sometimes in tandem and sometimes in competition. Each activation gives a response to pain stimuli and inflammation.