Growing research and supportive anecdotal evidence suggest CBD’s potential role in general wellbeing. In fact, some literatures call CBD a cure-all drug.
Practically all CBD-based researches support the chemical’s highly therapeutic properties. Interestingly, the reported benefits increase as research grows.
Among other forms, CBD oil’s popularity has soared and gained unique traction – particularly for its more flexible consumption methods. The oil can be infused into almost any food or beverage.
CBD oil can as well be administered orally, sublingually, topically –name it.
Although CBD oil deserves the accolade, smoking hemp flower is another way to dose CBD.
Before we discuss why people prefer CBD flowers, first things first.
What is CBD Flower?
As with most plants, the hemp plant is made up of different parts, including the flowers, or, as popularly called, buds.
At the flowering phase (final booming) of a hemp plant, the flowers secrete terpenes responsible for the typical hemp odor. At the same time, the plant produces therapeutic cannabinoids, including CBD.
Quickly, let’s discuss the three common ways you can use CBD flowers:
Vaping is a commons way to dose CBD – medically or recreationally.
The CBD-based vapor offers rapid delivery of flavonoids, terpenes, and other cannabinoids. This fast-acting effect makes vaping widely more preferred.
As with vaping, smoking CBD flowers is common. Although smoking hazards is common knowledge, smoke, like vapor, offers super-quick effects
Again, pure CBD, according to research, can provide a non-addictive approach to quit cigarettes and THC-rich marijuana.
Baking and cooking are perhaps the most enjoyable ways to consume CBD. Interestingly, you can add CBD into your baking and cooking recipes effortlessly.
In fact, these leaves bring a herbal appeal into your meals’ overall taste, which makes it come off as spice or natural seasoning.
CBD tea is a standard consumption option too. The preparation is somewhat similar to your loose-leaf tea.
Within the US, hemp, and its products, are considered legal, but under federal laws.
But to qualify as ‘hemp,’ the law insist the plant may contain, but not more than .3 percent THC. for mentions, THC is the compound that causes the high cannabis users experience.
However, while the Farm Bill decriminalizes hemp usage, it remains illegal under a few state laws.
CBD flowers have gotten a good fan base. This is because they contain all the gainful chemical components that work synergistically to relieve several health conditions.
However, it is worth mentioning that smoking may not be a healthy way to enjoy CBD’s benefits. If you must smoke, invest in top-quality CBD flowers for better effect and less toxicity.
That said, whether in foods, vaporized, or smoked, CBD flowers offer similar benefits as your CBD oil.
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Cannabidiol (CBD) has been negatively affected by the effects of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). This is even true when it comes to memory. THC has been studied for far longer than CBD. As a result, we know how THC negatively affects cognitive functions.
Long term use of THC has been proven to cause the hippocampus to shrink. This is the part of the temporal lobe that is associated with memory. As a result, THC is blamed for people who partake often to have a bad memory.
Short term memory loss is the main culprit caused by extensive use of THC. Studies actually suggest that users who experiment with THC products will not be affected in the long term. Any damage caused will be repaired in a matter of weeks.
Have you ever wondered how CBD is made? No… Well, that’s the essence of today’s piece. In today’s article, we will be talking about the various forms of CBD and the extraction methods of CBD.
You must have come across individuals who consume CBD flowers raw. While it can be very unpleasant, it also doesn’t avail the individual of all the benefits of the plant. You see, for the cannabinoids in cannabis to be effective, they must be decarboxylated (applying heat).
Decarboxylation causes the plant to release all its useful properties and become easily absorbable by the body. Smoking hemp causes it to decarboxylate instantly but what if you don’t like to smoke? That’s where CBD extracts come to the rescue.
Marijuana, hemp and cannabis are terms that are often loosely used interchangeably. Without a grounded knowledge on what they mean and how they’re applied, you might make the same mistake many have made when speaking about cannabis and terms under the topic.
While it might seem that they mean the same thing, they are starkly different and can be applied to different purposes.
This is not to spoil the fun but for simplicity, it is the amount of THC content in a cannabis plant that differentiates hemp from marijuana.
Yea! I said it, but there is still more to know to gain a clearer understanding of what they mean and how to use them in conversations. In this article, we would define what each of the term means, their origin and how they differ from each other.