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Guide to CBD

What is CBD?

The Top 6 Most Frequently Asked Questions

With the rapid rise in the popularity of CBD, many people are asking, “What is CBD?”. CBD is short for cannabidiol, is a compound found in hemp plants. With several CBD benefits, it has become a popular product – it interacts with receptors that keep the body balanced and running normally.

What is CBD hemp oil?

Cannabidiol is a natural compound found in the cannabis plant. It has medicinal effects but does not make a person feel stoned or high. There are no psychoactive properties in CBD-rich cannabis plants.

What does CBD hemp oil taste like?

This depends on your own unique taste buds; but most people tend to say the CBD hemp oil is commonly described as earthy.

Is CBD hemp oil legal in the U.S.?

The 2018 farm bill or Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 was passed by the Senate on December 11, 2018, and by the House on December 12 and is now a federal law that makes, zero THC CBD legal in the USA. According to that federal law, it is legal in all 50 states.

Does CBD hemp oil relieve pain?

Cannabidiol or CBD oil has become very popular for pain treatment. Anecdotal evidence suggests that it can be used to help manage chronic pain in many cases.

Does CBD make you high?

No! CBD is 100% non-psychoactive, meaning it doesn’t negatively impact your mind or mental processes. In other words, it does not get you ‘high,’ stoned, faded, or any other term you care to use.

 

What is Broad Spectrum and Full Spectrum CBD oil: The Difference Explained

The difference between Broad Spectrum and Full Spectrum is that Broad Spectrum products specifically do not contain THC. They contain all the other components but ZERO THC.

 

Want to learn more about CBD?

Cannabidiol is a natural compound found in the cannabis plant.

It has medicinal effects but does not make a person feel stoned or high. There are no psychoactive properties in CBD-rich cannabis plants. Cannabinoids have two famous components, THC and CBD. THC has psychoactive properties which by law any level past the threshold of .03% makes it illegal.

Legal CBD must be extracted in such a way that it contains less than .03% of THC. Making it non-psychoactive, and acceptable by the United States per the 2014 Farm Bill. Our trusted scientific production of hemp extracts ensures our products are completely THC free.

Product Attributes:

• 20% Protein
• 50% Fiber
• 30% Carbohydrates
• 1% Phytocannabinoids

CBD is not THC

While others are cross-breeding strains of cannabis to produce more THC, our farms are cross-breeding strains to produce little to no THC, and more CBD in our plants.  The use of proprietary cannabis strain genetics produces naturally less than .03% THC, these strains are registered with the Colorado State Department of Agriculture as industrial hemp.

How CBD works with the CB1 and CB2 receptors in our bodies

Brain receptors are not only sensitive to neurotransmitters produced naturally within the brain, like dopamine or serotonin, but also chemical messengers produced outside the body, such as plant cannabinoids like THC or CBD.

When a person ingests CBD, they are allowing compounds originally produced by the plant to enter their body, travel through their bloodstream, and enter their brain. Once they arrive, these plant-derived compounds can influence brain activity by interacting with receptors on neurons. CBD works with the CB1 and CB2 receptors in our bodies. This product has been proven to synergize naturally with the body’s endocannabinoid system.

HOW MUCH DO I TAKE?

Most CBD dosage is measured in Milligrams (MG) and or dispensed in Milliliter droppers (ML). Every person is different and therefore every dosage is different.

Life’s Balance cannot determine the proper dosage for each individual but we do provide measurements on ALL of our droppers to help take the guess work out of your dosage. Our products tell you how much is in each ML, and provide a suggested serving size. Please consult your health care provider with any concerns you may have.

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