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A LOT is the answer! In this FAQ you’ll find all the correct answers for the questions that you’ve been googling since seeing the CBD craze!
CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound found in the cannabis plant that has gained popularity for its potential therapeutic effects. While research is ongoing, some people report that CBD may help support overall wellness and promote a sense of relaxation. However, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before using CBD products, as individual experiences and reactions may vary.
CBD is always matched to the person, not the condition. There is no "one size fits all" solution for any given condition. With CBD you have to understand that less is more. Start low and go slow. It's easier to understand your CBD “sweet spot” when micro-dosing. Remember to spread out your CBD intake throughout the day and be observant. Watch for changes in your mood, sleep, and health conditions to see what's working for you!
Breathe, the answer is YES!
In the same way CBD works for humans, it can also be helpful to all of our furry friends!
They suffer from day to day struggles that they can't even speak on. Adding CBD to their diet may give them the relief they’ve been longing for!
CBD, or cannabidiol, is not considered to be addictive on its own. Unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), another compound found in cannabis, CBD does not produce psychoactive effects or a "high." Research suggests that CBD is generally well-tolerated and does not lead to dependence or addiction when used appropriately. However, it's essential to use CBD products responsibly and consult with a healthcare professional if you have any concerns about potential risks or interactions.
While CBD has been shown to “be safe”, there are some key factors to keep in mind. First and foremost, always consult your physician. There are some medications which are metabolized in the liver that could be affected when using CBD. This is especially true with blood thinners and medication that cannot be combined with grapefruit.
The two main receptors in the body are CB1 and CB2. THC has a direct affect on these receptors while CBD has an indirect affect approach. CBD affects how these receptors signal the body and increases the production of the body’s own cannabinoids by blocking the enzymes that can break them down.
CBD also has an affect on other receptors in the brain and body.
Some of those include the opioid receptors and the serotonin receptors.
CBD keeps the receptors working at optimal capacity and helps the function of all other cannabinoids, including the body’s own endocannabinoids!
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