If you’ve heard enough about cannabidiol (CBD) enough to be curious, but you may be hesitant to try it because of the minute amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in most CBD products, the first thing you need to know is that CBD does not have psychoactive effects.
The cannabis plant contains about 120 cannabinoids. Of this estimated number, only two are considered to be widely known; cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBD is more popular among users who are aware of and looking to avoid the psychoactive effects that THC is known for.
Recently, other cannabinoids like Cannabigerol (CBG) and Cannabinol (CBN) are now being explored, but before we look deeper into these lesser-known cannabinoids, let's first take a look at CBD and THC, CBD extracts and isolates, and lastly, full spectrum CBD.
As the warmth of summer begins to approach and linger, it's rapidly becoming time to take the time to enjoy an ice cold beverage outside or on the patio as the sun goes down.
Below we have put together a short list of delicious, do-it-yourself summer CBD beverages to sip on and relax with. It's never been easier to ease into your evenings with a cool, refreshing treat!
Anxiety can impact every aspect of your life from enjoying social activities to pursuing the next steps in your career. It is often complicated to resolve, but some people have found that grounding techniques may help you take yourself out of a stressful moment. Here’s a look at some ways to ground yourself.
There are many ways to consume cannabidiol, or CBD, which is a well-known compound in cannabis. CBD oil can be administered sublingually, eaten, drank, inhaled or applied topically to the skin.
