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CBD Used By One In Five Brits, Mostly For Wellbeing, Mental Health And Pain

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February 16, 2026

[#item_full_content] Nearly one in five UK adults have used CBD in the past year, mainly for wellbeing, mental health and pain, with many users reporting reliance, strong brand‑trust considerations and growing concerns about unauthorized products. CBD Used By One In Five Brits, Mostly For Wellbeing, Mental Health And Pain Read More

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