CBD is one of the hundred different cannabinoids in cannabis, proven to have a profound and beneficial impact on our health (as supported in the US National Library of Medicine/PubMed). Most people associate cannabis with marijuana and getting high. It’s important to understand that marijuana and hemp are two DIFFERENT plants from the same species. Medicinal hemp, naturally contains low levels of THC, and during the c02 extraction process, the small trace amounts are isolated and removed. Furthermore, in order to legally be sold, it can only contain 0.03 % of THC, making it undetectable in the system. In short, industrial hemp contains all the beneficial CBD compounds WITHOUT the THC, so WITHOUT the high. CBD is especially prevalent in the flowers, or buds, and to a lesser degree, the stalks and stems, so when buying you want to ensure you are looking for a full spectrum oil, not an isolate. .
In 1992, one of the biggest medical breakthroughs was the discovery of the endocannabinoid system, which all living species with a back bone have! This endocannabinoid system is possibly the single-most important system within our entire bodies – responsible for maintaining homeostasis, if our endocannabinoid system is not functioning properly, the whole body could be at risk as it struggles to reach a state of homeostasis. CBD could possibly be the simplest, most effective route to reduce or eliminate pain, stress, disease and improving your overall health. Scientists have discovered over 100 additional health-promoting cannabinoids! These cannabinoids are chemical compounds that provide relief to symptoms such as pain, nausea and inflammation, they act as an anti- inflammatory, anticonvulsant, antioxidant and antipsychotic, helping the body with pain, inflammation, oxidative injury, stress and anxiety.

CBD is completely safe and effective to be used by anything with a backbone! With pure, full spectrum hemp CBD, you experience all the cannabinoid benefits without the high, there is ZERO psychoactivity and little to no known side effects. Quality full spectrum CBD is considered to be safe and non-toxic for humans and pets, even at high amounts (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22129319) “Several studies suggest that CBD is non-toxic in non-transformed cells and does not induce changes on food intake, does not induce catalepsy, does not affect physiological parameters (heart rate, blood pressure and body temperature), does not affect gastrointestinal transit and does not alter psychomotor or psychological functions. There is evidence that CBD may decrease insulin resistance and blood sugar control. For this reason, closely monitor your blood sugar while taking CBD. Blood thinning: CBD may increase the effect of drugs used for blood thinning (e.g. warfarin or heparin), please consult your healthcare professional.

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Dosing CBD can be a bit tricky, why? CBD is not a one size fits all, what works for one person may be different to the next. It’s about finding the sweet spot. Starting out slow and increasing your dosage as you go along. CBD, unlike pharmaceutical drugs that work on the level of the symptoms, works at the level of the ‘systems’. It is CBD’s job to balance ALL your body’s systems (while attempting to achieve homeostasis), that’s quite the job! and because we are all very different, in size, genetic makeup, physiology as well as what conditions we are experiencing, it is impossible to give exact dosing suggestions. With no chance of overdosing, you can’t really mess this up! Your body may need to get adjusted or acclimatize to receiving the CBD, so be patient, you may not feel what you were hoping for right away, but rest assured the CBD is working!

With The Blend, micro dosing is the most effective. What doest that mean? Less is more! Using 3-5 drops 2-3 x a day seems to be what works best for most people. Dosing CBD can be a bit tricky, why? CBD is not a one size fits all, what works for one person may be different to the next. It’s about finding the sweet spot. Starting out slow and increasing your dosage as you go along. CBD, unlike pharmaceutical drugs that work on the level of the symptoms, works at the level of the ‘systems’. It is CBD’s job to balance ALL your body’s systems (while attempting to achieve homeostasis), that’s quite the job! and because we are all very different, in size, genetic makeup, physiology as well as what conditions we are experiencing, it is impossible to give exact dosing suggestions. With no chance of overdosing, you can’t really mess this up! Your body may need to get adjusted or acclimatize to receiving the CBD, so be patient, you may not feel what you were hoping for right away, but rest assured the CBD is working!

The most effective way to take CBD Oil is to hold it under the tongue for 60-90 seconds. This allows all the capillaries and blood vessels in the mouth to open and welcome the cannabinoids.

President Donald Trump has officially signed the 2018 farm bill, which legalized hemp — a variety of cannabis that does not produce the psychoactive component of marijuana — paving the way to legitimacy for an agricultural sector that has been operating on the fringe of the law.

The farm bill is a sprawling piece of legislation that sets U.S. government agricultural and food policy for the country and is renewed roughly every five years. This version of the bill places industrial hemp — which is defined as a cannabis plant with under 0.3% of tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC — under the supervision of the Agriculture Department and removes CBD from the purview of the Controlled Substances Act, which covers marijuana. The law also “explicitly” preserved the Food and Drug Administration’s authority to regulate products containing cannabis, or cannabis-derived compounds.