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Chil CEO Nods to Women in Cannabis for Women's History Month

Chil CEO Nods to Women in Cannabis for Women's History Month


In honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we're celebrating with Chil CEO Ana Hory, who is dedicated to ensuring women everywhere are empowered to integrate cannabis into their lives.'


Her thoughts:


“The new cannabis consumer is mostly female 45+ years of age. They’re becoming aware of how the plant can benefit them in so many ways — from pain relief, to better sleep, to anxiety/stress management, to improved intimacy experience, and so much more. This inspired me to join the movement. I’m determined to spread the word and hopefully clarify some of the confusion that might exist around this incredible medicinal herb. To all the amazing women (YOU) out there, Happy International Women’s Day!”

Ana Hory

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