What is CBD

WHAT ARE CANNABINOIDS?

Full Spectrum
Broad spectrum
Isolate

1. What is Full-Spectrum CBD?

If an extract is full-spectrum, this means it contains all phytochemicals naturally found in the plant, including CBD, trace cannabinoids, terpenes, aessential oils.and omega-3,6 fatty acids, Full-spectrum extracts from hemp also come with a contains less than

THC content below 0.2%

The full spectrum of the active compounds extracted from hemp work together to amplify the health benefits of each individual cannabinoid. This is referred to as the entourage effect

2. What is Broad Spectrum CBD?

Broad-spectrum CBD contains cannabidiol and all the other compounds within the plant, WITH OUT THC, which is completely removed after the initial extraction.

Because broad-spectrum extracts contain multiple cannabinoids, they also produce the “entourage effect,” but without the THC.

In a very simplified manner, broad-spectrum CBD is like a mix between Full-spectrum CBD and CBD isolate. It contains the entire spectrum of cannabinoids EXCEPT for the THC part.

3. What is CBD Isolate?

CBD isolate is the purest form of the CANNABINOID compound, made by pulling it from its natural environment and removing it from all other ingredients Leaving it 99% pure CBD Isolates There’s no entourage effect, though — you can benefit solely from the effects of Pure CBD cannabidiol With no THC

Full Spectrum CBD: Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Allows the user to benefit from the entourage effect The least processed form of CBD Contains terpenes and flavonoids for additional health benefits	May show up on a drug screening THC content may cause problems 0.2% Carries the natural flavor and aroma of hemp, which is pretty strong

Full-Spectrum is Best For:

CBD users who want to benefit from the trace amounts of THC in their extracts
Individuals with more severe symptoms that CBD isolate and broad-spectrum products fail to help with
Chronic pain

Broad Spectrum CBD: Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Offers the full benefits of the entourage effect Less processed than isolate No risk of psychoactive effects	Less researched Less available than full-spectrum or isolates May carry a strong, natural hemp flavor

Broad Spectrum Works is Best for:

CBD users with conditions that the isolate alone can’t help with
Individuals sensitive to THC
Individuals living in places with harsh THC regulations
First-time CBD users afraid of THC

CBD Isolate: Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
The most concentrated form of CBD No risk of getting high Highly versatile Safe for all types of CBD users Odorless and flavorless You can pass a drug test with CBD isolate	Doesn’t offer all the benefits of the entourage effect

CBD Isolate is Best for:

CBD users who were recommended to take very high doses of CBD
Individuals sensitive to THC or other cannabinoids
Individuals afraid of failing a drug test
CBD users who prefer flavorless products
People living in states with harsh THC laws
New CBD users afraid of other cannabinoids

IS IT SAFE TO TRAVEL WITH CBD?

Within the EU you will not have a problem travelling with CBDHS products as they do not contain more than 0.2% THC. If travelling outside the EU check with your travel agents or airline.

WHAT DOSAGE SHOULD I TAKE?
CBD does not have a specific dosage amount. There isn’t a one size fits all with CBD, and it is best to start small and increase gradually.

The Entourage Effect Explained

Despite the complicated name, the entourage effect is fairly easy to understand. It refers to the synergy achieved by all the components in cannabis. These components work together to enhance the potential benefits of the plant. Each compound can amplify the therapeutic properties of the others while mitigating their potential side effects

The additional cannabinoids in full-spectrum extracts include:

Cannabinol (CBN)
Cannabichromene (CBC)
Cannabigerol (CBG)
Cannabidiol acid (CBDA)
Cannabidivarin (CBDV)
Cannabichromenic (CBCA)
Cannabidivarinic (CBDVA)
Tetrahydrocannabinolic (THCA)
Cannabigerol (CBGA)
Cannabidivarin (CBDVA)
Cannabidiol (CBD)
Tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCA)
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THCΔ⁹)

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is the most widespread system in the human body containing CB1 and CB2 receptors spread throughout our organs and organ systems. The ECS is a vital and important component of the central nervous system that plays a role in everything from cognitive processes and pain sensation to appetite regulation and physical activity.

CB1 receptors are found in the brain, mostly on the basal ganglia and limbic system. They help to influence memory, mood, fear, movement, and pain. They’re also found in the lungs, liver and reproductive glands.

CB2 receptors are found on immune cells as well as the spleen and they help to regulate immunity.

At CBDHS we believe that by introducing cannabinoids to part of your daily diet will provide with you a range of different health benefits.

Benefits and Uses of CBD

1. CBD Could Help Reduce (Chronic) Inflammation

2. CBD Could Help with Pain Relief

3. CBD Could Help with Arthritis

4. CBD Could Help with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

5. CBD Could Help with Anxiety Relief

6. CBD Could Help with Depression

7. CBD Could Help with Addictions: Nicotine, Alcohol and Addictive Behaviors in General

8. CBD Could Help with Insomnia

9. CBD Could Help with Epilepsy / Seizures

10. CBD Could Help with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

11. CBD Could Help Improve Well-Being and Quality of Life

12. CBD Could Help Cancer

13. CBD Could Help with Appetite Suppression

14. CBD Could Help with Glaucoma

What are CBD oil laws?

Regarding the law, CBD oil products from hemp containing less than 0.2% are legal to purchase, sell, and consume throughout the uk