CBD is a shortened name which stands for cannabidiol and is one of over 60 active chemical compounds (or ‘cannabinoids’) found in marijuana and hemp plants. THC is usually the most abundant cannabinoid with CBD being the second.
Most CBD medications are taken orally via oil drops that are placed under the tongue and held for 60 seconds before swallowing. Topical creams and ointments are also effective, as are vaporising CBD vape juices which available in different strengths.
CBD oil is a liquid cannabis extract that contains virtually pure CBD. It is commonly made from seeds of the hemp plant (CBD hemp oil) and the stems of industrial hemp plants.
THC affects the brain by binding to naturally occurring CB-1 receptors in the central nervous system. CBD is a differently shaped molecule that binds to CB-2 receptors in cell and body tissues outside the central nervous system.
CBD functions by binding to cannabinoid receptors in the body’s endocannabinoid system. These receptors have been found in virtually every cell and tissue type in the human body (hence the seemingly endless array of CBD uses).
No, CBD will not get you high. THC is the molecule that binds to receptors in our brain and is the one responsible for the psychoactive effects of marijuana. CBD has no psychotropic or hallucinogenic effects, contrary to THC. In a sense, it is used more to treat medical disorders which is why it is prescribed for use.
CBD is legal to consume within the UK. It is not classed as a drug under the misuse of Drugs Act 1971, therefore, making it completely legal to possess and consume.
Most research has concluded that CBD is perfectly safe with no known side effects, though some users have reported drowsiness, light headedness, low blood pressure, and dry mouth.
Yes, CBD is a 100% natural chemical compound that comes directly from the cannabis or hemp plant.
Absolutely! CBD infused oils are a fantastic ingredient to cook with.
Even though CBD is legal in European Union and UK, and while we have not heard of any issue throughout UK airports, we will still recommend you to take full care and precaution when travelling with CBD product, as the airport staff may confuse it with illegal cannabis products leading to its confiscation. When travelling outside of UK and European Union, it is best recommended to avoid traveling with CBD products
A high-quality CBD product with minimal THC is incredibly unlikely to show up on a drug test.
Yes, CBD work efficiently and beneficially for pets just as for humans. You won’t need to buy other specialist pet CBD products. You can use our CBD products for dogs, cats, horses
CBD is a shortened name which stands for cannabidiol and is one of over 60 active chemical compounds (or ‘cannabinoids’) found in marijuana and hemp plants. THC is usually the most abundant cannabinoid with CBD being the second.
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THC affects the brain by binding to naturally occurring CB-1 receptors in the central nervous system. CBD is a differently shaped molecule that binds to CB-2 receptors in cell and body tissues outside the central nervous system.
No, CBD will not get you high. THC is the molecule that binds to receptors in our brain and is the one responsible for the psychoactive effects of marijuana. CBD has no psychotropic or hallucinogenic effects, contrary to THC. In a sense, it is used more to treat medical disorders which is why it is prescribed for use.
Most research has concluded that CBD is perfectly safe with no known side effects, though some users have reported drowsiness, light headedness, low blood pressure, and dry mouth.
Absolutely! CBD infused oils are a fantastic ingredient to cook with.
A high-quality CBD product with minimal THC is incredibly unlikely to show up on a drug test.