If you’ve walked into any health food store lately, or heard your friends talking, you’ve probably heard about CBD oil. CBD oil has many applications and potential new uses. You’re probably also a little overwhelmed by the number of factoids you’re supposed to be suddenly familiar with when it comes to CBD and the world…
You may have seen CBD oil products in the aisles of your local health food shops and mainstream boutiques. CBD oil has made headlines for its healing and soothing properties. This article will define and go into some of the possible uses and benefits of CBD oil and clear up some common misconceptions around it.…
The availability and variety of CBD products have exploded in recent years. One of the most popular ones on the market, however, is CBD tinctures. A tincture is a liquid extract that traditionally involves soaking fresh plant material in high-proof alcohol. Today, many tinctures involve combining the extracted cannabinoids and terpenes with a carrier oil. They…
CBD products have gained a lot of attention in the last few years. CBD oils (also called CBD tinctures) are the most well-known form of CBD. They’re far from the only option, though. There’s a vast assortment of CBD edibles (infused food items like gummies and chocolates) and capsules. Then there are CBD topicals or…
A CBD tincture is a liquid extract of a hemp plant. The process typically involves soaking fresh hemp in high-proof alcohol to pull out CBD and other beneficial cannabinoids. While alcohol is the traditional solvent, you’ll also see plenty of products labeled as tinctures that use glycerin or oil (such as coconut or olive). Regardless…
In the past few years, the popularity of cannabidiol (CBD) products has exploded. Seemingly overnight, grocery stores, health and wellness stores, and other places you might not expect to see such items began carrying a vast selection on their shelves. CBD is a cannabinoid — one of more than 120 that are present in hemp…
CBD is a popular three-letter acronym — but what exactly is it, and what does it do? CBD stands for cannabidiol, one of the most prevalent cannabinoids in hemp and cannabis plants. While it’s an essential component of both plants, it doesn’t cause the well-known “high” that many people associate with medical and recreational cannabis.…
CBD — short for cannabidiol — is a chemical compound found abundantly in cannabis plants. It exploded onto the American market after the federal government passed the 2018 Farm Bill — which legalized the use of CBD in consumer products. The use of CBD might seem new to many people. However, it actually has a…
By now, you’ve no doubt seen a wide range of CBD products on the shelves of many of your favorite stores. Following the 2018 Farm Bill, which legalized the cultivation of hemp, countless CBD brands have popped up around the country. More and more people are trying CBD to help manage a variety of ailments.…
Whether you’ve personally used CBD products before or not, you’ve probably heard about them. It’s also likely that you’ve encountered CBD products on the shelves of your local grocery store, pharmacy, or health and wellness shop. CBD, short for cannabidiol, is one of the main cannabinoids in both the hemp and cannabis plant. While cannabis…
