Benefits of Using CBD Products

The human body is designed to absorb cannabinoids through the endocannabinoid system. This system is responsible for maintaining health to crucial parts of the body! Consuming CBD products, on a daily basis, is a proactive way to stay healthy!

Research is showing positive results for multiple ailments such as;

• Pain
• Anxiety
• Insomnia
• Seizures
• Decreased appetite
• Cardio-based issues
• AND MANY MORE!

Marijuana Plant vs. Hemp Plant

Hemp and marijuana are not the same! Although they are similar, they also have very distinct differences. Both marijuana and hemp are considered cannabis. Cannabis has two primary classifications: indica and sativa. Marijuana fits in both of these categories, but hemp is strictly a member of the sativa family. Because they are from the same family, they do share the same cannabinoids, but here’s how they differ: marijuana has high quantities of THC and low quantities of CBD. So yes, CBD is in marijuana, but in very small amounts. Hemp is the exact opposite: high quantities of CBD are available, but there’s very small traces of THC.

Types of CBD You Can Buy

CBD is being created in forms for everyone: oils to take under the tongue, edibles, lotions, pet treats, capsules, and much more! With all these products to choose from it, can be stressful to find out which one works best for you. I can help. First, you need to understand the different types of CBD:

• Isolate-CBD: This is 100% CBD no other cannabinoids are present. This is a good option if you are simply looking to improve everyday health.

• Broad-spectrum CBD: Broad-spectrum CBD is CBD with many other beneficial cannabinoids, excluding THC. CBD works best when it is combined with other cannabinoids.

• Full-spectrum CBD: Full-spectrum CBD is CBD with other cannabinoids, including THC. Again, CBD works best when combined with other cannabinoids. This gives you the broadest array of healing properties. But we understand that not everyone can take a product with THC, no matter how trace the amount is. This is why broad spectrum is available.

Now that you understand the types, you can pick a product! This is all going to depend on personal preference and how severe your ailment is. For example, you may prefer taking a tincture to a capsule. You might only need 250 mg for an occasional headache, whereas 500 mg would be better if you have frequent migraines. With any new product you’re considering taking, its always recommended that you do your own research and talk to your doctor.

Placing a few drops under the tongue for 60 seconds or taking an edible and you’re on your way.