CBD Oil

What are some of the benefits of CBD Oil?

  • Treats and improves the conditions in your skin

  • Can reduce flare-ups and acne scars

  • Treats and improves anxiety

What is the difference between Hemp oil and Marijuana oil?

There are many different names for the two oils. In the cannabis plant there are two types, Hemp and marijuana.

Cannabis and weed are the two plants that are used for its CBD and THC compounds.

Hemp and marijuana are two of the more common, or at least used, plants in western society at the present time.

Hemp is a plant that is known for its low levels of THC and can be sold in the UK for around of a pound!

Marijuana comes in the form of weed, hemp, and industrial strains. When used to smoke it is grown as much as marijuana strains for its THC but it has high concentrations of CBD and no high cannabinoids.

Hemp comes in close to two milligrams of CBD, almost 1 of a pound, for each milliliter of the product.

However, the potency of the oils varies from one product to the next. As well as THC, different strains can contain different amounts of both. This is because strains affect what potency the product has when consumed. If a higher dosage of THC is ingested than the CBD it will have a much stronger effect, but also have less of the benefits of the different strains combined.

In recent years several studies have been conducted into the interaction of cannabinoids and other chemicals and compounds in hemp, for example, CBD.

As well as CBD oil, hemp extract also contains important nutritional elements like:

  1. Vitamins and minerals.

  2. Essential fatty acids.

  3. Vitamin B12.

Phyto-nutrients such as magnesium, potassium, and manganese.

In addition to this, some studies have shown that cannabis may also have beneficial benefits for the prevention of some diseases such as childhood epilepsy in children, amyotrophic sclerosis, multiple sclerosis.

Is it safe to add CBD oil to food or beverages?

CBD oil is also not likely to cause any kind of side effects on humans. However, when it is ingested or used on food or beverages to make the product taste good, you might ingest any number of substances that could potentially affect the health of your body. These includes nitrites, nitrates, and nitriteshine, to name just a few. These compounds affect the body in different ways, and may cause various illnesses or even cause harmful side effects.

If you are consuming CBD on a daily basis, it's essential that you always remember that the CBD and any other compounds present in the cannabis sativa plant aren't intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any medical conditions. Furthermore, the only recommended use of CBD oil and any compound in the extracts is as a food supplement or medication to treat a specific medical condition (i.e., epilepsy).

The bottom line is CBD oil should always be used according to the instructions given on the packaging, and always be consumed in the amount that you feel is necessary for the treatment of a specific medical condition.

For example, you should always drink your normal standard cup of coffee or tea with your usual cup of coffee or tea to reduce anxiety or insomnia rather than using a high dose of CBD oil to treat insomnia!

What can hemp oil have to do with CBD?

Hemp is grown to become a high-quality CBD extract that doesn't contain THC and which can be used for therapeutic purposes without any of these undesirable side effects. The extraction process of cannabis plants is a time-consuming and complex process that should be thoroughly explained by the product manufacturers.

The important part of understanding and using hemp oil is understanding it's full spectrum of benefits, and this is a topic that's currently being explored with the goal of developing additional benefits.