Charles Stanley Selling CBD Gummies

In recent years, social media has been abuzz with news of a CBD gummy product named after Charles Stanley, the former pastor of First Baptist Church Atlanta. This is not the first time such products have been associated with a Christian name. It’s not surprising, considering the recent legalization of marijuana in one third of the U.S. According to a Lifeway Research study, 78% of Protestant pastors say marijuana is a moral no-no.

But the CBD gummy has also been a target of scam artists. Scammers have been using fake Fox News headers to create articles that supposedly dispense CBD oil. One of the more notable scams involved a bogus website that falsely claimed that the founder of the famous In Touch Ministries, Charles Stanley, had launched a new CBD product.

The marketing department of the In Touch Ministries has even issued a stern warning to its followers about the dangers of sharing their personal information with a website linked to a fraudulent post. The website in question claims to reach more than 100 million homes in the U.S. But a recent study has found that the number of consumers of its ‘cbd gummies’ has been on the decline for some time.

What makes this scam unique is that it is not just a rehash of a previous con. Instead of a plethora of fake products, the makers of this scam have a clear focus on snagging the names of the movers and shakers in the Christian community. They have taken the unusual step of creating fake videos that resemble those of famous preachers, complete with celebrity endorsements and a healthy dose of self-aggrandizement.

While these fake YouTube videos were not the first of their kind, the marketing team is taking full advantage of the Internet’s powerful tools to woo the Christian consumer and keep its top talent on the straight and narrow. Among the most important tools in their arsenal is a sophisticated database of potential customers. As such, their marketing department constantly comes up with publicity plans to make their message known.

Whether they can pull it off is another story. Hao Ren is a powerhouse of a man. His loyalties lie with the company he works for, but he has the ability to make enemies. He is a shrewd businessman who can spot a shady marketing scheme long before it is too late. And his deft touch is not limited to the company where he serves as an executive.

A recent study by Harvard Medical School has credited CBD as the second most active ingredient in cannabis. However, this substance does not produce any euphoria or other psychoactive effects. Rather, it is considered a non-psychoactive compound that can be useful for treating pain and reducing inflammation, among other things.

Of course, the best way to tell whether or not a cbd gummy actually works is to give it a try. If you have any doubts, you could always consult your doctor.