Every day, more people are finding out about how CBD can change their lives. And while there is no shortage of information about cannabidiol online, nothing beats having a physical book in your hand. Being able to underline, make notes, and bookmark the pages of a book is a pleasure many people have lost touch with.
There are many talented authors who have written about cannabis and, recently, even more works have sprung up highlighting CBD as their main subject and muse. We’ve taken a look at what is available and have curated a list of the ten best CBD and cannabis books available, both on Kindle and in paperback.
Let’s look at which good reads impressed us the most from our list of top 10 best CBD books when it came to readability, beginner levels and affordability.
CBD: What You Need to Know by Gregory L. Smith MD is an easy-to-read book, ideal for those who are new to CBD. This book helps the reader get a good overview of all the conditions CBD can treat, and patient stories add interest and credibility to cannabidiol as a viable option for healing ailments both emotional and physical.
CBD-Rich Hemp Oil: Cannabis Medicine is Back by Steven Leonard-Johnson and Tina Rappaport provides a terrific overview of CBD via Kindle. But one of the best things about this book is its affordable price of just $2.99.
CBD: A Patient’s Guide to Medicinal Cannabis–Healing Without the High by Leonard Leinow, Juliana Birnbaum, and Michael H. Moskowitz M.D. is an excellent 317-page book for patients and caregivers alike. This book covers everything related to CBD, from dosage recommendations to an alphabetized list of conditions treatable with CBD.
Well reviewed by medical professionals and patients alike, this book ends with a comprehensive appendix.
How to incorporate CBD into a wide variety of foods and topical products including salad dressings, desserts, and spa products.
Martin Lee is the director of Project CBD and a recipient of the James A. Duke Excellence in Botanical Literature Award. His book Smoke Signals explores cannabis from its ancient beginnings and examines CBD from its medical, economic, scientific, and recreational dimensions. At 528 pages, this is no pleasure novel, but a well-researched journalistic journey into cannabis culture.
Outdated but interesting information about grassroots organizations involved the legalization of cannabis.
Amazon book review pages. See hyperlinked list above.