Vapouround magazine ISSUE 22 | Page 39

“We were in the early stages of the business and nothing was mentioned to anybody about him suffering so, knowing what I know now about the potential of CBD, I just feel so frustrated that I couldn’t help,” she says. Lisa is now going to be working with a charity to conduct product trials with soldiers and veterans also suffering from PTSD, to get some feedback and statistics about how CBD affects their symptoms. She hopes that this sort of market research will be invaluable in providing another resource for people in similar situations. “It’s something that I really want to push for, not just in the PTSD or mental health area but lots of different areas. If we can tell people that we ran trials and ‘X’ amount of people found improvements, those figures will hopefully inspire other people who are suffering to give it a go.” It’s this sentiment that makes CBD Queen what it is: a brand that recognises the potential to improve the lives of its customers, as Lisa adds: “Obviously we’re a business, but it’s the helping people that we’re about.” “I’M NOT JUST A SALESPERSON, I’M LIVING PROOF THAT CBD HAS HELPED ME, AND PEOPLE REALLY LIKE THAT AS WELL, WHEN I’M TALKING TO THEM, I’M JUST SPEAKING THE TRUTH.” VM22 | 39