The abbreviation “CBD” stands for Cannabidiol. It is extracted from the hemp of marijuana plants and is proven to be the most important cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant. However, it should be emphasized that CBD, unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), does not have a psychoactive effect on the human brain. CBD helps maintain various psychological processes by interacting with receptors in the nervous and immune systems. Furthermore, the body itself produces cannabinoids as part of the functions of the endocannabinoid system.

Terpenes are essential oils found in plants. There are around 200 terpenes in cannabis. They give cannabis its distinctive aroma. Terpenes have beneficial effects and work synergistically with cannabinoids such as CBD and THC - this relationship is called the entourage effect.

Yes. Pets can benefit from CBD for many of the same conditions as humans: pain, seizures, inflammation. CBD is safe for use in pets, but their dosage will likely be much lower than yours (100mg- 500mg). Dogs have a higher concentration of cannabinoid receptors in their brain. This means they are very sensitive to THC. But a small amount of THC, such as the amount in a full-spectrum CBD hemp oil, is beneficial for animals. We recommend talking to a veterinarian (holistic veterinarian) before you start giving your pet CBD.

CBD interacts with the human body through the network of neurons and the endocannabinoid system. This system is spread throughout the body and has several receptors that bind to cannabinoids in order for CBD to reach the bloodstream. The chemical processes resulting from these interactions cause various reactions in the body. In the body, CBD acts as a catalyst. It optimizes the natural response to pain, but also to stress and anxiety. Let's understand better: CBD does not eliminate or prevent pain and anxiety, but it works on the nervous system to reduce the impact of both. It does this by sending signals that, essentially, instruct the body not to worry and to get on with its business.

Of the 500 different cannabinoids found in cannabis, THC is certainly the best known, although CBD is also starting to gain ground. Simply because THC (9-tetrahydrocannabinol) is the so-called “psychoactive” component of cannabis. Acting directly on the nervous system, it affects the functioning of the brain and can change perceptions, alter moods and transform behavior. THC is usually consumed for these effects that get you “high”. Unlike THC, CBD does not have such effects. Its role is actually the exact opposite: it tends to counteract the psychoactive properties of its bigger brother and sometimes delays them (it can even last longer). This explains its medical orientation.

CBD hemp oil is made from hemp, while CBD cannabis oil is made from marijuana plants. CBD hemp oil will contain little to no THC. CBD cannabis oil can contain a significant amount of THC compared to CBD hemp oil. CBD cannabis oil can contain an equal amount of THC and CBD.

The positive effects of CBD are numerous and have been known for about fifteen years. They far surpass other cannabinoids when it comes to fighting: pain, inflammation, nausea, panic attacks, anxiety, certain mental illnesses (schizophrenia, etc.), fibromyalgia, cardiovascular disease, epilepsy, rheumatoid osteoarthritis, diabetes, cancer, alcoholism. The list goes on and on and on. Remember that CBD mainly helps combat muscle and neuropathic pain. Symptoms that are difficult to alleviate with conventional treatments. Therefore, cannabidiol can work wonders in reducing painful symptoms of neurological origin and improving the quality of life of patients with fibromyalgia, for example.

CBD dosage will vary from person to person. This depends on several factors that will impact how CBD acts on the body: genetic predisposition, gender, biochemistry, overall health, tolerance, metabolism.

The answer is NO. CBD is non-toxic, meaning it will not create a psychoactive state. THC and CBD are the most active compounds in the cannabis plant. THC is the toxic substance that provides the harmful sensations to the brain. CBD is the beneficial substance that provides health benefits.

Due to the way it acts on the body, CBD cannabis oil has numerous beneficial properties, with a wide range of applicability in many types of conditions: -cancer; -autoimmune diseases (lupus, arthritis, rheumatoid); -neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ischemia); -multiple sclerosis -psychiatric and psycho-emotional disorders (schizophrenia, depression, anxiety); -epilepsy; -chronic pain; -diabetes; -irritable bowel syndrome;

There are many ways in which CBD can be administered, including: - put the tincture under the tongue - ingest them in capsule form or add the tinctures to food or drinks - Lotions, balms, creams - vaporizers.

Try to keep the CBD tincture under your tongue for 30-60 seconds. The longer you can hold it, the better it will be absorbed.

The endocannabinoid system is the collection of cannabinoid receptors, endocannabinoids, and enzymes involved in the production and breakdown of endocannabinoids. Endocannabinoids are cannabinoids that occur naturally in our bodies. The two most studied endocannabinoids are anandamide and 2-AG. Most studies have been done on CB1 and CB2. CB1 receptors are located throughout most of the brain, while CB2 receptors are located primarily throughout the immune system.

The length of time it takes for CBD to take effect will depend on the route of administration. The fastest effect will be felt from smoking or vaping (onset of effects within minutes). Topical administration of CBD will also be felt quickly. The next fastest effect will be felt from a sublingual dose (onset of effects within 15 - 60 minutes). The slowest (but longest lasting) effect will be felt from oral ingestion (onset felt within 90 minutes).

No. The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that CBD has no abuse potential and is not physically addictive. On the contrary, CBD oil treatment is scientifically proven to be a powerful antipsychotic, which is why it is used with great success in the treatment of many conditions associated with withdrawal of any type.

CBD has been shown to be safe to use in high doses. CBD will not cause a fatal overdose. However, it is possible to take too much CBD. One consequence of taking too much CBD is the increased chance of negative side effects, such as lethargy or drowsiness.

CBD is a natural dietary supplement. Although it has powerful therapeutic properties, according to the law, it is not classified as a medicine and should not replace treatments prescribed by a doctor for serious conditions without consulting him.

Yes. Since it has no psychoactive effects and does not impair reflexes, legal CBD consumption (without THC) does not prohibit driving. (However, if you take a large dose for sleep, avoid driving immediately if you feel sleepy.)

Yes, transparency is key. Each batch of products is lab tested to certify CBD concentration and the absence of pesticides or heavy metals. Check the Store Information, Lab Tests section.