A BUSINESS has been launched by a woman who wants to help others following her experience with a debilitating illness.

After been bitten by a tick while living in Spain in 2018, Sarah Jones' health rapidly deteriorated as she developed chronic consequences from Q Fever.

Intending to eliminate toxins from her body without relying on strong painkillers or opioids, Sarah took to CBD oil to combat her intense pain and was amazed by the results that it had.

Following further research into CBD and its benefits, Sarah believed that there was a gap in the market to help others through this approach, and launched 'Via Verde' back in 2022.

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Via Verde offers a range of healthy and organic productsVia Verde offers a range of healthy and organic products (Image: Sarah Jones) With CBD increasingly used as a chemical for pain relief and health issues, Via Verde offers a range of items such as CBD oil and capsules, as well as soaps, gels, and balms.

With a desire to help others through natural products, much of what Sarah sells has been created by herself although the business also provides options from other organic businesses, including tea, coffee, and pet products.

After setting up her business from home two years ago, Sarah has recently moved into a new premises in Leigh Spinners Mill, where she intends to grow her business and teach others about the benefits of CBD and organic products.

Sarah's unit also has seating space for people to relax and grab a cup of herbal tea or organic coffee.

The Leigh Spinners Mill unit also offers space for people to come and relaxThe Leigh Spinners Mill unit also offers space for people to come and relax (Image: Sarah Jones) Sarah, 48, from Atherton, said: "After I developed Q Fever, I was bed bound and in so much pain.

"I needed to rid my body from toxins and CBD helped with my recovery, pain, and anxiety.

"I know exactly what has gone into these products and I am really passionate about helping other people and offering a healthy alternative to recovery."