CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound that’s present in the hemp plant. For years, there has been a stigma surrounding CBD, but as more research is done, that stigma is beginning to dissipate. There's a lot of interest in CBD today, and many scientists feel CBD is worth deeper scrutiny as a medicinal drug. There are several types of CBD that are worth mentioning:   Full-Spectrum CBD Full-spectrum CBD includes additional cannabinoids in its harvesting and production. Besides straight CBD and other cannabinoids, this derivation typically includes "healthy" fats such as omega-3 and omega-6. It may also contain vitamin E, magnesium, phosphorus,...

We've all done it - absent-mindedly touched a hot pan or put our hands too close to a grill. What's left is an ugly, painful red mark; a burn. While burns are pretty commonplace, they require a bit more care than a scratch or other skin injury. This is because burns can cause damage below the surface that you can't see. When heat or chemicals burn your skin, they not only deal damage in a way that you can visibly see, but the heat penetrates down through the layers of cells. This is why burns scar and tend to hurt...

Full Spectrum CBD vs Pure CBD

There are well over a hundred cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant, and many of them have been reported to be beneficial to all living beings. Humans, as well as other animals and even fish possess endocannabinoids and an Endocannabinoid System within their bodies.

The human Endocannabinoid System or ECS for short, consists of a network of receptors throughout the body, like organs, the brain, glands, tissues, and immune cells. Endocannabinoids can help regulate and influence several bodily functions like pain, pleasure, muscle control, mood, appetite, memory, and more. 

CBD commonly comes in two forms: Full Spectrum CBD Distillate & Pure CBD Isolate. 

But what’s the difference?

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How To Use CBD Isolate

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.

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What is CBG and CBN?

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.

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