The benefits of him from a nutritional perspective and so we have a big job ahead of us there hemp cream on national TV has promoted hand milk and that's been helpful I love hemp seeds I love him for breakfast.

I did help milk what makes him for super food is its excellent source of protein it's the closest balance of essential fatty acids of anything that grows in the land compared to fish it's easy to put it on salads and smoothies you put an oatmeal you can bake bread with it and it's got a light nutty flavor and it's just very simple to add to virtually any recipe that you think of even put it even on ice cream doctors recommend eating like deep sea fish flax and hemp internally because we're chronically deficient in our diet for meget 3 you need it for healthy brain function good skin and topically in cosmetics that omega-3 of the skin can just incorporate it directly with sebum and in our soap what we found is it really made the lather smoother and less drying so it's been an important super fat ingredient in our soaps for over 15 years a lot of soap is petroleum-based we are using that you're putting petroleum on your skin and it's just not healthy with hemp based so you have no toxins the history of him years zero the Big Bang.

The universe begins a hundred and fifty million years ago plants debut including him the dinosaurs didn't notice 800 BC China the first cloth fabric is made from him 1200 BC him fiber is used to construct the pyramids 1425 night's drink him beer 1492 Columbus floats to America using hemp sails and rail um try it 1776 the Declaration of Independence extracted on a hemp paper 1889 van Gogh who paints masterpieces on him canvas 1942 patriotic farmers plant him prop for war effort 1970 rule the Controlled Substances Act is signed into law industrial hemp is classified as marijuana and farming it becomes a Leo the modern interest in hemp began in the 1980s there was a book published by a guy named Jack Herer called them for wears no clothes reading people about hence long history and the many benefits of the crop it wasn't really in the history books anymore so you didn't learn about it in school in 1916 usda botanist leister dewey proved that hemp produces four times more paper per acre than trees but America's hemp industry battled competition from other easier to processhemp pain relief cream crops like cotton the government's reefer madness campaign in the 30s linked to marijuana use by Mexican immigrants and jazz musicians with wild tales of crime and debauchery the marihuana Tax Act of 1937 contained penalties effectively prohibiting the devil's lettuce it also regulated what was left of the hemp industry out of existence despite a 1938 Popular Mechanics article calling him the new billion-dollar crop Uncle Sam loved hemp again when the fiber was needed in World War two and encouraged children in 4-h clubs to plant seeds the last commercial