HOW DOES CBD WORK?

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Unlike its cannabinoid cousin, Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) Cannabidiol (CBD) does not produce an intoxicating effect. This is because CBD does not affect the same receptors that THC does. The human body has an endocannabinoid system that receives transmissions signals from cannabinoids in the body. A CBD-rich product with little THC can convey benefits without having a euphoric or dysphoric effect. In order for CBD to work properly, CBD SHOULD BE the main substance in any CBD Oil that you purchase. If CBD is not the main ingredient of the product you are looking to buy, walk away. Regarding the question, how does CBD work, it really depends on its quality.

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1. Extraction Method does not include harsh chemicals.

2. Sourcing is from USDA organic-certified, hemp-grown farms that are GMP Certified.

3. Ensure each product has a third-party lab test available.

4. Make sure the company is in business to help you not just turn a quick buck.

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HOW DO I USE CBD?

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There are four typical ways to get cannabinoids into your system. Choose how to take CBD oil based on your lifestyle. The four basic ways you will use CBD are:

• Inhalation

• Topical Application

• Sublingual

• Ingestion

Each way has its own benefits. If this is your first time taking CBD, understand that Hemp has a very distinct and earthy taste to it.

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HOW MUCH CBD SHOULD I USE?

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This is a good but tricky question. Every person will need to find out for themselves how much CBD to take. There is no one-answer-fits-all. The response to “how much CBD should I take?” is subjective. This is because it depends on what you are hoping for the outcome to be. Because of this, usage should start with a low serving and gradually increased or decreased depending on the perceived effects on the user. You will have to go through a trial and error process until you discover how much CBD you should take. There is currently no report of harm or hazard from an overdose in regards to how much CBD you should take.