The human body has a system of receptors specifically designed to interact with cannabinoids! There are two main types of receptors in the Endo-Cannabinoid system (ECS) called CB1 and CB2. These receptors can be found in almost every tissue of the body. CBD binds to those receptors to help regulate a number of important processes, including:

Pain, Inflammation, Memory, Mood, Appetite, Stress Response, Muscle Response, Energy, and much more!

Researchers continue to learn more about how introducing cannabinoids - including CBD - can have a positive effect on the mind and the body.

First, it is important to know that CBD is actually a chemical found within the hemp plant. Comparing CBD to hemp would be like comparing milk to dairy. The two compounds come from the same plant family, but each come from different species within it.

The main difference between CBD and hemp is the cannabinoid content. Both products come from the same plant, but hemp plants contain a significant amount of CBD, while hemp seeds do not.

Hemp oil is sourced from the hemp's seeds and contains virtually no CBD. It's rich in fatty acids making it ideal for nutritional and anti-inflammatory benefits. It is most commonly found in supplements and skincare products.

CBD oil is extracted from the flowering tops of a mature hemp plant and contains cannabinoids. When ingested, users can feel the effects of it. Although CBD has no psychoactive effects, it is known for its therapeutic benefits such as anxiety relief, pain management, and its anti-inflammatory properties.

Not even a little bit! The combinations of cannabinoids found in the Hemp plant are non-intoxicating.

That depends on the product. Most of our products are CBD Isolate. This means it is pure CBD. CBD isolate typically comes from hemp plants and contains no additional plant compounds. Hemp-based CBD isolates contain little to no THC.

On the other hand, our full spectrum CBD products contain just under 0.3% THC. Full spectrum CBD contains all the plant's compounds. You can view our third-party lab test results here.

This will depend on the testing standards of the lab administering your drug test. Most lab tests only search for THC, which is the main psychoactive component of the cannabis plant. Initial “point of care” drug tests can also confuse CBD for THC, resulting in a ‘false positive'. If this happens to you, insist on more accurate confirmation testing. You can always contact a lab directly to verify exactly what will be tested.

Those who have an upcoming drug test may want to avoid full spectrum products and switch to CBD isolate temporarily.