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There are so many parents out there that are looking for new products. Most of them do the typical "just because it's new" search and come up with nothing. They turn to the internet and look at the CFAH reviews. Then, they see that these sites are mostly promoting products that their marketing departments created just to get people's hopes up. They figure that if a product has positive reviews from real consumers, then it must be ok. So they buy CBD and use the various CFAH products.

The other problem with most CBD review websites is that they are selling products. If the parents are paying for the reviews, then they should have the right to sell the review. I have seen some review websites actually take payment from companies for the reviews. This is unethical, and something that should be avoided. Parents deserve to get informed decisions, and paying for a review website to give you information about an herb doesn't make sense.

I have seen lots of positive CFAH ratings on CBD reviews websites, but there are also a lot of low ratings. As a parent, I am very careful about what my kids take. I have heard of some kids taking Botox instead of CBD! I'm sure more parents are worried about the adverse effects of pharmaceuticals, rather than what might help them feel good. Think about it. Would you rather turn to a doctor for a medication that causes sleeplessness or depression, or turn to a holistic solution that helps people overcome their addiction to prescription medications?