with a lime-based binder, shaped into cement blocks that apparently float. The product is half the weight of cement and used to insulate many homes from Florida to Washington State. Guess the United States really wanted to make sure hemp is indeed a “cash crop” prior to allowing the plant to at least be used to build and or insulate newbuild homes (American Lime Technology, 2017). This is not the only builder using hemp to build homes (Hemp Inc, 2016). Others build a hemp home for a consumer using Japanese hemp, Canadian Hemp Homes, Luxurious Hemp Houses in the US, French style hemp houses, Irish and English hemp homes and of course the latest hemp buildings in Australia which are common. Clearly the international home builders’ industry has figured it out. Not sure why the confusion remains but at least now we find hemp oils, plastics, home building materials and other hemp products that can be purchased on the market and sent through the mail if non-THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) CBD for general health and other issues that include migraines, PTSD, Anxiety, and the like (Farmacy Bliss Inc, 2017).
Guess our hypocrisy and discrimination of one plant only goes so far when money is involved. Maybe if society begins to approach CBD industrial grade hemp the way the company Farmacy Bliss, a start-up company specializing in lab certified CBD vape products does, we can all see the light and writing on the wall. Farmacy Bliss, Inc states “Our goal is to provide high potency, medicinal grade CBD products that afford all of the found health benefits of Cannabidiol while providing relief from the stresses
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