
Could CBD Actually Be an Intoxicating Substance? New Studies Reveal…
The increase of cannabis use, as well as legalization across the world and the EU, has now given us more opportunity to get to know cannabinoids on a deeper and scientific level.

The increase of cannabis use, as well as legalization across the world and the EU, has now given us more opportunity to get to know cannabinoids on a deeper and scientific level.

Amongst the many beneficial products that nature has blessed us with, Cannabidiol or CBD oil is among one of the most popular derivatives. It is not because of the long list of benefits that it has in store for our health and body, but also because of the potential uses that make it an ideal choice for people to consume it and save them from using expensive medicines. Cannabidiol is derived from the cannabis plant and is a popular hemp-derived supplement on the Irish and European market. Although it is considered to be relatively safe when consumed in limited quantities, one of the most common questions people ask is whether it is safe to drink alcohol after taking CBD oil. This question mainly sprouts because of the intoxicating effects of Cannabidiol oil. While there is no definitive answer to this question, because the effects vary from person to person. It is generally advised to wait for at least an hour before consuming alcohol after any intake of CBD oil. This will allow your body to metabolize the CBD oil and avoid any potential interactions between the two substances. How long after taking Cannabidiol drops should I wait before drinking alcohol? It is best advised not to consume both CBD oil and alcohol at the same time. The reason for this is that CBD oil can potentiate the effects of alcohol, which could lead to many side effects such as increased drowsiness and dry mouth, thus limiting your productivity. If you really wish to consume alcohol after taking CBD oil, it is recommended that you wait at least 2 hours before doing so to be extra safe. How Will Consuming CBD Oil And Alcohol Affect My Alcohol Tolerance? CBD oil may affect your alcohol tolerance in many different ways. Firstly, CBD oil can increase your blood alcohol levels. This occurs because CBD oil can increase the amount of alcohol in your blood. Second, CBD oil can decrease your alcohol tolerance. This is because CBD oil can decrease the amount of alcohol that your body can metabolize. Finally, CBD oil can increase the effects of alcohol in some cases. This is because CBD oil can increase the amount of alcohol that your body absorbs. Others, however, would argue that CBD helps with the negative effects of alcohol, so it is best to see for yourself! How Long Does CBD Oil Stay In My System? CBD oil can stay in your system for up to 5 days, but this depends on a number of factors, including: How much CBD oil you took Your body weight Your metabolism How often you take CBD oil If you take a small dose of CBD oil, it is likely to stay in your system for a shorter period of time than if you take a large dose. More Reading: How Does CBD Oil Taste? Can I Drink Alcohol While Taking Hemp Supplements? Most people who take CBD supplements derived from hemp also drink alcohol out of habit. It is best however not to do so at the exact same time as this may cause both substances to influence the effects of the other. As mentioned earlier, ideally a 2-hour gap after hemp supplement use is sufficient enough for someone to consume alcohol. What are the Benefits of taking CBD? Benefits or health claims cannot be made by those selling CBD products in Ireland, the UK or across greater Europe in most countries. This is because CBD is categorised as a food supplement and is not considered medicinal under law. Reviews and testimonials from CBD users can be found online but cannot be used for marketing purposes due to the regulatory status of Cannabidiol and hemp. How Does It Interact With Alcohol? CBD oil and alcohol may interact in a way that could cause drowsiness or sleepiness but it is not certain or guaranteed. All people vary in tolerances to supplements including CBD and alcohol. The amount of both substances consumed by the person will also have a greater effect on the level of interaction between them. What Are The Side Effects? CBD oil can interact with other medications, so it is best to talk to your doctor before taking CBD oil. CBD oil can cause dry mouth, so it is best to drink plenty of water while using it. CBD oil can cause gastrointestinal upset for some people with sensitive stomachs, so it is best to take it with food. CBD oil is non-intoxicating, meaning it will not make you feel “high” like THC-containing cannabis (the marijuana variety of cannabis). CBD oil is typically taken orally, but can also be added to food and beverages. The effects of CBD oil can vary depending on the person and the dosage. How Long Does It Take For This Compound To Take Effect? It depends on a few things: the type of CBD oil you’re taking, the dosage, and your individual physiology. No effects are guaranteed and no health claims can be made about such products. CBD oil can be taken in a few different ways: sublingually (under the tongue), orally, or topically. The sublingual method is generally the fastest method of absorbing of CBD drops into the body as it bypasses the digestive system and enters the bloodstream directly. This is in contrast to taking a capsule or pill infused with Cannabidiol which like other forms of supplements (vitamins, minerals) must pass through digestion first. How Long Does CBD Oil Last? CBD oil can last for a very long time when stored properly. The shelf life of CBD oil is estimated to be around two years, although it can last longer if it is stored in a cool, dark place. After opening, CBD oil should be used within six months. If you are unsure about the freshness of your CBD oil, it is best to check with the manufacturer. References

CBD oil is becoming increasingly popular as a natural supplement for a variety of reasons, but is it really safe? If it is really safe, then how much safe is it for us to consume it without any worries of overdosing it? CBD oil is generally considered to be safe, but there are a few potential side effects that people need to be aware of, if they want to steer clear from the harmful effects of CBD oil and prevent it from causing more damage than good. In most cases, CBD oil is well tolerated and produces no serious side effects. However, some people may experience mild side effects such as drowsiness, dry mouth, or changes in appetite but in most cases, none at all. CBD Oil: Is It Safe? Yes, CBD oil is safe. CBD oil is made from the hemp plant, which contains very low levels of THC, the compound that causes the “high” associated with marijuana. CBD oil does not produce any psychoactive effects and is not addictive. On our shop page you will find all CBD products have accompanying laboratory test results displayed for customers to review. This way you know the origin and safety of our CBD! The Importance of Laboratory Test Reports CBD laboratory test results are important because they provide objective evidence of the quality and potency of CBD products. This information is essential for consumers to make informed decisions about which products to purchase, and for manufacturers to ensure that their products meet quality standards. CBD laboratory test results can also help to identify potential risks associated with certain products like if they contain metals or chemicals that they shouldn’t. That is why Dr. Hemp Me test 3 different ways to ensure the cleanest and safest supplements for our customers. Different Cannabidiol Supplements Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a compound found in cannabis sativa (hemp) that can be used as a daily food supplement. One of the most important things to keep in mind when using CBD is that every individual will react differently to it. What works for one person may not work for another, and it’s important to find the right dosage and delivery method that works for you. This is why product testing is so important. CBD is available in a variety of forms, including oils, capsules, edibles, and topical creams. Different delivery methods will result in different effects. For example, CBD that is inhaled (via vaporisation) will have a quicker and more potent effect than CBD that is ingested (in the form of an edible). Finding the right delivery method is one of the most important aspects of using CBD. Once you have found a delivery method that works for you, it’s important to start with a low dosage and increase gradually as needed. If you’re new to CBD, it’s important to remember that it may take a few tries to find the right product and dosage that works for you. Don’t get discouraged if your first attempt doesn’t work out – keep testing until you find a CBD product and dosage that works for you. Read More: Why is CBD Oil so Expensive? Is it Safe for Pets? Yes! We sell CBD Oils specially created for your cats and dogs and other furry companions at home. There are three strengths available – 2.5%, 5% and 10% strengths. Animals have an Endocannabinoid system just like humans and so they can tolerate cannabinoids taken from hemp just like us. We use salmon oil in our pet products to mask the taste of hemp and enhance the taste of the oil for animal tastebuds. FAQs about CBD Oil FAQs for the safety of CBD oil supplement include: Is it safe to use CBD everyday? CBD oil is generally considered safe to use every day. However, it is important to talk to your doctor before starting any new supplement if you are taking prescription medication. CBD can interact with some medications in some cases, so it is always best to check with your doctor first. Additionally, it is important to know that CBD oil is not regulated by government bodies and quality can vary from brand to brand. So, be sure to do your research before purchasing any CBD oil and check for lab test reports which prove the source and quality of the product. How does it make you feel? CBD is not intended to make a person feel a certain way as it is not sold with the intention of treating symptoms or curing any health conditions or health issues. Cannabidiol is a food supplement and so like other vitamins and minerals it may have different effects on different people. Are there any cons? The price of CBD supplements can be costly if you use them on a daily basis. That is why as a brand we offer regular discounts to newsletter subscribers and a Rewards Programme for regular purchases. The Bottom Line CBD oil is legal in the UK and can be bought from a number of online and offline retailers. However, it is important to check the CBD content of the oil before purchasing it, as some products may not contain any CBD at all. Overall, CBD oil is a safe and effective way to add cannabinoids from hemp to your diet and here at Dr. Hemp Me we have loads of different options, whatever your needs. References

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CBD oil is a natural supplement that has gained popularity in recent years. Unlike its THC-rich cousin (marijuana), CBD derived from hemp does not produce any psychoactive effects. This means it cannot possibly make the user feel a high. CBD oil is made by extracting CBD from the cannabis plant and then diluting it with a carrier oil – hemp seed oil. The resulting solution is then bottled and sold as CBD oil. This supplement has a variety of uses and can be taken in many different ways. It can be added to food or taken as a supplement in oil, capsule or gummy form. How does CBD Oil taste? CBD oil has a natural earthy taste that is often described as nutty or grassy. The taste of CBD oil can be affected by the extraction method used, the carrier oil used, and the other ingredients present in the oil. This supplement is often used in food and beverage recipes to mask the natural taste of CBD. Cannabidiol as a compound can be used in a variety of ways, including sublingual (under the tongue), topical, and edible. The use of CBD is thought to be safe and well-tolerated, but it can cause side effects like dry mouth, diarrhea, and fatigue in some rare cases. CBD oil can have a variety of different tastes, depending on the type of oil and the method of extraction. Some people report a earthy taste, while others find the taste to be more like grass or pine. The oil may also have a slightly bitter taste. How does the Taste of this Product Vary? Some companies choose to add flavors to their Cannabidiol tinctures such as mint or others but this can add unnecessary and sometimes artificial ingredients to an all-natural product. To maintain the natural, organic goodness of hemp oil, it is best to keep its natural taste and flavour for optimal use. How Can the Taste be Improved? If you are very sensitive to taste or another member of your family is and does not want to use CBD oil under the tongue then you can utilise drops a different way. All drops of CBD oil can be placed onto food or into a sweet drink like a glass of juice. It is not recommended to add CBD oil to drinks with alcohol. This way the oil must pass through the digestive system like other edible forms of supplements (Gummies, capsules). Some people choose to drop their oil into coffee or a morning smoothie also! What are the Different Ways that Cannabidiol can be Consumed? CBD oil can be consumed in many different ways. It can be taken orally, applied topically, or inhaled. When taken orally, CBD oil can be consumed in a variety of ways. It can be taken in capsule form, added to food or drinks, or simply swallowed. When added to food or drinks, it is important to remember that CBD oil is not water-soluble and will not mix evenly. Is this Supplement Safe to Consume? Yes, CBD oil is safe to consume. In fact, it is one of the safest substances on the planet. CBD oil does not produce any psychoactive effects and is not addictive. There are no known side effects of CBD oil, and it is well tolerated by most people. CBD oil is non-toxic and generally does not interact with other medications or supplements. That being said if you are taking long-term medication and wish to use CBD alongside it, you are best to consult a healthcare professional beforehand. How to Use CBD Tinctures CBD oil is typically taken sublingually, meaning it is placed under the tongue and allowed to absorb into the bloodstream. This way you will taste the natural flavor of hemp coming through the oil. In contrast some people choose to opt for a capsule, or edible like Gummies which have been infused with hemp to mask the earthy taste. How is a Tincture of Oil made? CBD oil is made by extracting CBD from the cannabis plant, then diluting it with a carrier oil, hemp seed oil. CBD is extracted from the cannabis plant using one of two methods: supercritical CO2 extraction or ethanol extraction. The Best Option for You There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best CBD option for you will depend on your unique needs and preferences. However, some factors to consider when choosing a CBD product include the method of delivery (e.g. topical, edible, inhaled), the concentration of CBD, and whether you prefer a full-spectrum or isolate product. You may also want to consider the price, as CBD products can vary widely in terms of cost. Ultimately, the best CBD option for you is the one that meets your individual needs and preferences.

With the recent rise in popularity of CBD products, there has been a lot of confusion surrounding what exactly they are and how they differ from other oils on the market. CBD, or Cannabidiol, is a compound found in cannabis plants that has been shown to have a variety of potential health benefits. Unlike THC, the compound responsible for the “high” associated with marijuana use, CBD does not produce any psychoactive effects. As with all other forms of supplements and additional items to a balanced diet it is important to look for quality sources of CBD and do your research before purchase. Now let’s find out more! What to expect from CBD oil CBD oil is non-addictive and does not produce the “high” associated with marijuana. 9. CBD oil is derived from the hemp plant and does not contain THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana. CBD oil is typically made by extracting CBD from cannabis sativa (hemp) plants and then diluting it with a carrier oil, such as hemp seed oil. The concentration of CBD in the oil varies depending on the product, and it can be used in a variety of ways, including ingested orally, rubbed on the skin, or inhaled. There are some Cannabidiol (CBD) products on the market that boast potential health benefits. However, it is not permitted by law to do so as a CBD brand or company. Benefits, effects or any mention of health conditions in marketing CBD is not permitted as this compound and its associated products are only allowed be sold as food or dietary supplements. Are all oils and CBD products the same? CBD hemp oil is not regulated by government bodies in Ireland and across most of Europe, and so its quality can vary greatly between brands. No, not all oils and CBD products are the same. Different manufacturers use different processes to extract CBD from the hemp plant, and this can result in products that vary in quality and composition. Furthermore, different manufacturers may add different ingredients to their products, which can also affect the quality and efficacy of the final product. How long do the effects last? CBD oil effects can last for up to four hours or more but this will vary from person to person for various reasons. CBD supplements are available in a variety of forms including tinctures, capsules, and topical creams. The method by which you choose to supplement will determine the length of time your body will take to process the CBD compound. When taken orally, the effects of CBD oil are typically felt for longer periods of time than when inhaled or applied topically. Your own personal physiology, weight, tolerance, dosage and more can also affect the length of time a substance like Cannabidiol will stay in your system. This is the same as taking any other form of vitamins or minerals every day, tolerances vary and every body processes things differently. What is the recommended dosage? There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the recommended dosage of CBD oil will vary depending on the individual’s unique physiology, weight, and reason for use. However, as a general rule of thumb, it is typically recommended that people start with a low dose of CBD oil (e.g. 20-25 mg), and increase the dosage gradually over time until they reach the desired effect. Can CBD oil be used on a long-term basis? Yes, CBD oil can be used on a long-term basis. There are no known negative side effects of using CBD oil on a long-term basis. CBD is a safe and natural plant compound derived from hemp. Hemp is of the Cannabis plant family and is non-toxic thanks to being rich in CBD compounds. Low levels of THC, the known psychoactive compound of Cannabis, means supplements derived from hemp are non-psychoactive and safe to use every day. How often can I take Cannabidiol? It is safe to take it daily. The World Health Organization has stated that CBD oil is generally well tolerated with a good safety profile. You can take CBD oil with or without food. How does it work? CBD works in the body by interacting with the Endocannabinoid system (ECS). The Endocannabinoid system is a system of receptors and chemicals that are involved in a variety of functions. CBD binds to receptors in the Endocannabinoid system, which helps to regulate these functions and create homeostasis. What are the Benefits? As a company selling CBD oil we cannot claim that our products have any health benefits. For this reason we cannot claim that CBD can help to relieve pain, anxiety, and inflammation or any other health condition. Please bear this in mind when asking questions as we cannot offer any medical or health advice to CBD users. Is it Safe and what are the Side Effects? Some people may experience side effects when using CBD oil, such as dry mouth, lightheadedness, or drowsiness but this is generally rare, and side effects mild if any. CBD oil is generally considered safe and there are few, if any, side effects associated with its use.

CBD oil has become increasingly popular in recent years as more and more people discover how to add hemp cannabinoids to their diet. But one of the questions that still remains is how long do CBD oil effects last? CBD oil is generally considered to be safe and well-tolerated, as it is non-toxic and non-addictive as a substance. But it is always important to speak with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement if you are already taking medication daily. Let’s take a closer look at how long Cannabidiol supplements may last in your body. How Long does CBD Oil last in the Body? CBD oil can last in the body for up to 5 days. The half-life of CBD is around 2-5 days, which means that it will take that long for the body to eliminate half of the CBD oil that was consumed. However, this does not mean that the effects of CBD oil will only last for 2-5 days. CBD oil can stay in the body for up to a week and still be active within the Endocannabinoid System. How long does it take to work in the body? It depends on a few factors, including the method of consumption, the quality of the product, and the individual’s physiology. Generally, it takes around 20-30 minutes for CBD to take effect when consumed orally, and around 45-60 minutes when smoked or vaporised. However, these are just general guidelines and individual results may vary from one person to another. How Long Do CBD Edibles Last? CBD edibles can stay in your system for up to 24 hours. However, the effects of CBD edibles may only last for a few hours. Of course as every person’s physiology differs and CBD is a food supplement there is no guarantee that the above will be the same for everyone. How much Cannabidiol should I take per day? This is a difficult question to answer because it depends on several factors but as a general rule of thumb it is recommended to aim for around 25mg of CBD per day to start. Other factors that will affect your dose include your weight, your metabolism, and any other medications you are taking. Start with a low dose and increase gradually as needed to allow your body to get used to the new supplement and build up an internal supply. Do you have to put the oil under your tongue? No, you do not have to put CBD oil under your tongue. However, doing so may increase the bioavailability of CBD, meaning that more of it will be absorbed into the bloodstream. Sublingual administration of CBD oil is one of the most effective ways to take it, as it bypasses the digestive system and enters the bloodstream directly. Another way is to drop the oil into drinks or onto food or apply directly to the skin. How does this supplement make you feel? There is no definite answer to how CBD Oil will make you feel, but it will not create a “high.” That feeling comes from THC, a different type of cannabinoid. CBD oil comes from the hemp plant, which contains very low levels of THC and are only allowed in trace amounts in CBD products. All CBD brands in Ireland, the UK or across Europe should not make any claims regarding the efficacy of their CBD products. This is because CBD is legally classed as a food supplement only. Common Questions about Hemp Supplements Here we answer some common questions about the use of daily hemp supplements: How long does 10 mg of CBD stay in your system? There is no one definitive answer to this question as it depends on a variety of individual factors, including the person’s metabolism, how much CBD they took, and the quality and potency of the CBD product. However, on average, it is believed that 10 mg of CBD will stay in a person’s system for around 5-6 hours. This will vary from one person to another of course. Can you drink water after taking? Yes, you can drink water after taking CBD oil. There is no interaction between CBD and water, so you can drink water as usual after taking CBD oil. Are you supposed to refrigerate it? Yes, CBD oil can be refrigerated. This may help to prolong its shelf life and keep the oil fresh but it is not a necessity. Can you brush your teeth after taking? Yes, you can brush your teeth after taking CBD oil. There is no interaction between CBD and toothpaste, so you can go ahead and brush your teeth as normal. The Bottom Line It is clear that CBD oil has many fans both men and women, but it is still not clear how long the effects of Cannabidiol truly last in the body. CBD oil is a relatively new product and more research is needed to determine how long its effects last for an individual.

Despite its popularity, CBD oil remains one of the most expensive natural food supplements on the market. There are several reasons why CBD oil is so expensive. The first reason is that CBD oil is derived from the cannabis plant, which is a costly crop to grow. In addition, CBD oil extraction is a complicated and time-consuming process. Finally, CBD oil is tightly regulated by the government, which adds to the cost. What Makes Cannabidiol so Expensive? Cannabidiol or CBD is expensive because it is a relatively new product on the market and it is not yet mass-produced. CBD is derived from the hemp plant, which is a cousin of the marijuana plant. Unlike marijuana, however, hemp does not contain large amounts of THC, the psychoactive component that gets people high. Because CBD is not yet widely available, those who want to use high quality options must pay a premium price. Why is CBD Oil so Expensive UK? CBD oil is expensive in the UK for a number of reasons. The first is that the market for CBD oil is still relatively new, meaning that there are not a lot of manufacturers who are able to produce it at a lower cost. Additionally, CBD oil is subject to a number of regulations in the UK, which add to the cost of production. Finally, CBD oil is a niche product, meaning that there is not a lot of demand for it, which also contributes to its high cost. Will CBD Prices go Down? It’s hard to say if CBD prices will go down in the future since the CBD industry is still relatively new and constantly evolving. However, as the CBD market continues to grow and become more competitive, it’s likely that prices will start to become more affordable for consumers. Additionally, as more research is conducted on the potential uses of CBD, more people are likely to start using CBD products, which could also help to drive down prices. Why is Full-Spectrum CBD more Expensive? There are a few reasons for this. First, full-spectrum CBD oil contains more cannabinoids than CBD isolate, so it is more potent. Second, full-spectrum CBD oil is made from whole-plant cannabis, which includes the stems and leaves, while CBD isolate is made from just the Cannabidiol compound – full-spectrum CBD oil is more expensive to produce because it requires more plant material to extract. Cannabidiol Effectiveness – Disclaimer CBD is not currently approved by government bodies for any medical condition, and it can only be sold as a dietary supplement or food supplement product. There is limited scientific research on CBD with some studies suggesting that it may be helpful for certain medical conditions, but more research is needed before approval for such a status can be considered. CBD Oil’s Purity & Potency CBD oil’s purity and potency can vary depending on the source of the oil. CBD oil is typically extracted from the hemp plant, which contains less than 0.3% THC, the psychoactive compound that produces the “high” associated with marijuana use. However, some CBD oils may be derived from low quality strains of hemp, which contain higher or no levels of THC. These oils may be more potent or badly made using chemicals. It is important to choose a CBD oil that is pure and potent, and to know the source of the oil before using it. Is there a Difference in CBD Quality? CBD oil quality can vary greatly from one manufacturer to the next. Some companies use sub-par ingredients in their products, while others take care to use only the highest quality ingredients. The best way to ensure you’re getting a quality product is to do your research and buy from a reputable company. How do you know if Hemp Oil is good quality? There is no one definitive answer to this question. However, there are certain factors that can indicate whether or not a particular CBD product is likely to be of good quality. These include the source of the CBD (i.e. quality of hemp strains), the extraction method used, and the purity and potency of the hemp extract. In general, products that are more expensive and/or come from reputable brands are more likely to be of very good quality. What is the Downside of this Supplementation? There is no definitive answer to this question as the potential downside of CBD oil could vary from person to person. Some people may experience mild side effects such as fatigue or upset stomach at first, while others may not experience any negative effects at all. One downside is the cost if taking this supplement on a regular basis. What Colour should CBD Oil be? CBD oil can be a variety of different colours, depending on the extraction method used and the quality of the cannabis plant it was derived from. Generally, CBD oil is either gold or green in colour if from a raw profile. Tincture Shelf Life CBD oil tinctures typically have a shelf life of one to 1.5 years, although some brands may have longer shelf lives. To extend the shelf life of your tincture, store it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. You can also refrigerate your tincture to help prolong its shelf life. The Cost of Hemp Supplementation There are a few reasons why CBD oil is so expensive. First, the cannabis plant from which it is derived is not widely available. In addition, the extraction process to create CBD oil is complex and time-consuming. Finally, CBD oil is not yet a regulated supplement, which adds to its cost. Despite its high cost, CBD oil is a popular natural option that many people living in Ireland.

When it comes to CBD, there’s a wide array of products presently on the market. With CBD oil, however, potential users will have their choices narrowed down to three options: Full-Spectrum, Broad-Spectrum and CBD Isolate. In this article, we’ll be focussing specifically on Full-Spectrum CBD oil – what it is, what it’s made from, how it works and more. What is Cannabidiol? CBD (Cannabidiol) is a cannabinoid derived from the Cannabis Sativa plant. Cannabinoids generally help to regulate the Endocannabinoid system, a system responsible for helping to adjust any imbalances in the body via the nervous and immune systems. In all cases, CBD products are extracted from the hemp species of this plant, which has over 100 compounds within it. Also found within the hemp plant are terpenes (compounds that give the plant its scent) and flavonoids (compounds which help your body function better while protecting against toxins). Among the cannabinoids present are two of the most well-known – CBD and THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol). THC is the psychoactive compound which induces a ‘high’ in the user, and is most commonly associated with marijuana. One main cause for concern with people new to CBD is the difference between hemp and marijuana. Hemp will possess no more than 0.3% THC, while marijuana will have much higher concentrations. The presence of THC in CBD products is what distinguishes each of the three categories: Full-Spectrum CBD oil will contain up to 0.3% THC or less Broad-Spectrum CBD oil will contain the same ingredients but without any THC CBD Isolate will contain exclusively Cannabidiol or CBD Full-Spectrum & What This Means Among the many new users of CBD oil, Full-Spectrum options are generally the most popular, and with good reason. Full-Spectrum oils use the entire hemp plant in their creation, meaning that CBD and all other cannabinoids will be utilised – including the trace amounts (0.3% or less) of THC. The use of all compounds within the plant produces what is known as the ‘Entourage Effect’. The idea is that when all the ingredients within Full-Spectrum oils work together, their effect upon a user may be stronger than if a user took those ingredients individually. The benefits of this whole-plant method of CBD consumption are still being researched, but thus far indications point to Full-Spectrum being the most effective version available on the CBD market. Note: There is evidence that Broad-Spectrum CBD oils can also produce the ‘Entourage Effect’, but Full-Spectrum results have been more promising. The main reason for people opting for Broad over Full-Spectrum is due to the possibility of failing a drug test, even if the body retains only trace amounts of THC. Also, because many companies are opting to sell Full-Spectrum oils due to their growing popularity, not every seller a person encounters will be entirely transparent with respect to how their oil is made or what ingredients (and how much of each cannabinoid) are included. This has resulted in many buyers purchasing oils that have had higher amounts of THC than stated on the label, and sometimes lower. Either way, prospective buyers are advised to check that whoever they buy from, they ensure that lab tests have been carried out on whatever product they’re interested in. Any reputable brand will have lab testing reports featured on their website for customers to view or at least available for viewing on request. How This Oil Works As was mentioned, cannabinoids are helpful in the regulation of the Endocannabinoid system. The primary cannabinoids in Full-Spectrum oils, CBD & THC, work on different areas of the brain. Within the human body, the Endocannabinoid system works on taking care of nerve function and the immune system, including but not limited to a person’s sleep cycle, mood and response to inflammation. There is evidence that it is also related to how we feel pain, leading researchers to believe that CBD helps achieve optimal bodily balance however it must be noted that more large-scale research studies and clinical trials are needed to confirm the above. The study linked above suggests further research into how whole plant or full spectrum oils alter multi-sensory body systems which deal with pain. Potential Risks Even though Full-Spectrum oils contain only trace amounts of THC, some may still be wondering whether they can get a user ‘high’. We mentioned that not all sellers supply products that align with what’s stated on their labels. This may cause a person to consume more THC than they expect. Also, if a Full-Spectrum CBD user takes heavy, consistent doses, there is a chance that they may experience some slight psychoactive effects, though experts believe that the concentrations involved (if bought from a reliable seller) are not strong enough to cause this. It should be noted, however, that such substances can have differing responses from person to person. This is another reason why some opt to begin with a Broad-Spectrum product. Potential Side Effects Like any relatively new substance, research into CBD and its effects is still very much in its preliminary stage. Despite researchers contending that the average person’s CBD tolerance will not be an issue, there are possibilities that one of a number of adverse reactions could occur, including drowsiness, stool and appetite changes which were found in one study. However, according to this study CBD as a substance has a better side effect profile when compared to other drugs used. This more positive side effect profile makes CBD safer and potentially more appealing to those looking for alternative or holistic food supplements. Note: An important caveat here is that the majority of negative responses to CBD occur when it coincides with the taking of other medication. A two-hour gap is recommended between taking CBD products and any other medications to prevent one from interfering with the other in the body. Full-Spectrum vs Broad Spectrum Because Full-Spectrum oils use all cannabinoids and other active compounds, users of this option may experience what is called the “Entourage Effect”. With all of these elements working in tandem,

CBD oil for pets and other CBD products like chew treats for dogs are rapidly growing in popularity amongst pet owners across the world. Why you might ask? Well, CBD is a natural form of food supplement that shows potential results in research studies for the regulation of various health conditions. It must be noted however that such trials are small in scale and preliminary in nature with much more evidence needed. Not only are researchers discovering the various potential effects on both body and mind, but ordinary men and women are too…and their pets. A host of anecdotal evidence in the form of testimonials is now available through a simple google search. People who have chosen to add CBD oil to their diet, and pet owners who add it to the diet of their pets are sharing stories of their CBD supplement use online with others. Despite claims relating to relief of anxiety and stress, and ongoing clinical trial research into the chemical compound that is CBD, governments and leaders alike are hesitant to stamp this supplement with a medicinal status. That is because more large scale research trials are needed to confirm the claims of body benefits made CBD supplement users. The former means that brands selling CBD oils and other CBD products cannot market their Cannabidiol as having medicinal benefits or healing properties. CBD, therefore, is to be sold as a food supplement only, according to laws in many European countries. Some countries have gone the extra mile and now recognise the cannabis plant terpenes as a natural treatment option for those with epilepsy or who experience seizures for example but this depends on the place and requires a special prescription. Forum groups online are actively talking about the use of full-spectrum CBD products for pets in a variety of ways like anxious responses to stress. This leaves CBD in a grey area of the law, but it doesn’t mean that men, women, and pets can’t benefit from this plant compound. CBD sold and bought as a food supplement is perfectly legal in most countries across Europe and could possibly be an asset to your pet. Let’s now look at what CBD is and how to add it to your dog, cat or even horse’s diet. What is Cannabidiol? Cannabidiol, the full term for CBD, is one of over a hundred compounds found in the cannabis plant family. These compounds are also called cannabinoids and occur in different amounts from plant to plant. For example, the hemp plant one member of the cannabis plant group and contains primarily CBD cannabinoids. The marijuana plant is another member of this plant family but contains large amounts of the cannabinoid THC, which is well known for making people ‘high’. Both plants, hemp and marijuana contain CBD, THC and others like CBG but there is a difference between the content of each. CBD oils and CBD products are made using CBD cannabinoids which are extracted from the hemp plant only, because it is plentiful in hemp while THC or tetrahydrocannabinol only occurs in a small amount. High levels of CBD or Cannabidiol make it perfect for CBD extraction. When CBD is extracted for the purpose of CBD product production, other cannabinoids are also extracted like THC and CBG. However, they are small in number and so occur only in trace amounts in the finished product. In such small levels these cannabinoids work in a supportive way rather than having any profound individual effect on the user. That is why CBD oil cannot make you ‘high’. How does CBD work in the body? You may be surprised to learn that humans and animals can potentially benefit from a CBD food supplement. CBD works in conjunction with particular system which scientists have proven exists in humans and animals. This system, called the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) works to create a state of balance or homeostasis within the body. It controls and regulates the function of various areas of the body (and mind) like metabolism, sleep patterns, stress responses and appetite among others. Can dogs and cats take CBD oil? As animals have this system too CBD can work for them as a dietary supplement just as much as it can for a pet owner. Let me explain further. If your pet has a bodily function that is out of whack or needs regulation to work more effectively then the body naturally produces neurotransmitters called Endocannabinoids. These bind to cannabinoid receptors in the brain to send signals around the body to regulate and reinstate balance. Whether your pet, dog or cat, takes CBD or not this system is at work within them. If your animal has CBD oil or CBD treats added to its diet, the cannabis cannabinoids present work the same as Endocannabinoids. They bind to receptors in the brain and send messages to work on regulating areas that need help. Salmon oil is often added as a carrier oil for the CBD content in Cannabidiol for pets as it makes the supplement more appealing and masks the taste of hemp in the animal’s mouth. Salmon oil also benefits the condition of your animal’s coat. Customers of CBD oils and treats for pets should make sure to research a company before purchasing from them. Look for reviews from other customers and quality ingredients plus information on dosage and the range of product options available for your animal. MORE READING: CBD FISH OIL FOR DOGS What is Full-Spectrum oil? Full Spectrum CBD oil means that the oil you are purchasing is making use of all parts of the hemp plant. Extraction processes can be used to only extract pure CBD for the purpose of adding this to food supplements however many users believe that CBD as a compound works better in conjunction with other cannabinoids present in the plant. Full-spectrum products include all cannabinoids in the hemp plant to allow users to experience the entourage effect. This way cannabinoids can work synergistically together in
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