Coming off her big Grammy win, does Beyoncé consume marijuana – cause the industry needs some high profile allies By Sarah Johns, The Fresh Toast Coming off her big Grammy win, does Beyoncé consume marijuana – cause the industry needs some high profile allies
Coming off her big Grammys win, she is continue to expand her empire. Her fame, business savvy and talent has lead her to founding Parkwood Entertainment, Ivy Park, Cécred, and SirDavis. She has done endorsements for Pepsi and Levis and has a Netflix deal. She seems to go from one success to another. With all she has going on, does Beyoncé consume marijuana? Turns out she has leaned into the plant, but publicly here engagement is squarely in the wellness sphere.
Beyoncé has openly incorporated cannabis-derived CBD into her wellness routine, citing its benefits for physical recovery and mental health, though she has not explicitly confirmed recreational cannabis use. The global icon revealed in a 2021 Harper’s Bazaar interview CBD became a crucial tool during her tours, helping manage inflammation, muscle soreness, and insomnia . “I discovered CBD on my last tour, and I’ve experienced its benefits for soreness and inflammation. It helped with my restless nights,” she shared, emphasizing its role in her self-care practices. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Despite lyrical references to cannabis in her Cowboy Carter album and fan speculation about recreational use, Beyoncé has never publicly confirmed smoking marijuana. Experts note her CBD use focuses on documented (though FDA-unapproved) benefits like pain relief, while avoiding psychoactive effects. Medical researchers caution that CBD’s efficacy for conditions like insomnia remains inconclusive, though its safety profile for adults is generally accepted.
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