5 Myths About CBD That Need Busting Now

CBD is a rising trend in wellness, and it's not hard to see why. A variety of benefits have been linked to CBD oil. These include anxiety relief, pain relief, and even pain relief. There are still some myths about CBD.

We'll be dispelling the most popular myths surrounding CBD and telling you the truth about the amazing compound.

What Does CBD Mean?

Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is a compound that can be found in cannabis plants. CBD has no psychoactive properties, unlike THC. This means it won't get you high.

CBD is often extracted from hemp, which is a type of cannabis plant that contains very low levels THC. Hemp-derived CBD products from hemp are legal in most parts of the world, since they do not contain enough THC that can produce psychoactive effects.

Now that we have a basic understanding of CBD, let us take a look into some of the most commonly held misconceptions about this compound.

Myth #01: CBD Is Psychoactive

CBD isn't psychoactive as we already stated. CBD does not give you high. THC can cause paranoia and anxiety. CBD is commonly used to counteract these psychoactive effects.

Myth #02 - CBD Is Addictive

CBD is not addictive. It can even be used to help with addiction. CBD may be able to lower alcohol intake in rats, according to a study. Another study found CBD might also help with drug addiction.

Myth #03: CBD Is Illegal

CBD is legal in most states as it doesn't contain enough THC, which can produce psychoactive effects. Hemp-derived CBD products also have legal status in most countries because they don't contain enough THC for them to be psychoactive. However, there are exceptions. Before purchasing CBD products, make sure to verify the local laws.

Myth #4. CBD Will Make You High

CBD does not cause you to get high because it is not psychoactive. THC is the component in cannabis responsible for the psychoactive effect. CBD can counteract the effects THC has on paranoia, anxiety, and other symptoms.

Types o CBD Products

Now that we have debunked some common CBD myths let's get to the point: Let's discuss the different types and benefits of CBD products.

CBD Oil is made by extracting CBD and then adding a carrier oil like coconut oil or hemp oil to dilute it.

CBD Tinctures. These tinctures are very similar to CBD oils. However they are typically more potent and contain higher levels of CBD. They can also be made by extracting CBD oil from the cannabis plants and then diluting it using alcohol.

CBD Edibles. CBD edibles are edibles that contain CBD. They provide a quick and tasty way to get CBD.

CBD Capsules CBD capsules can be used to obtain CBD. They are made from CBD extracting from cannabis and then encapsulating in a gel capsule.

CBD topicals:CBDtopicals are creams and lotions that are applied to skin. They can target specific areas of the body using CBD.

This information will allow you to make an educated decision about CBD. Always consult your doctor.

Conclusion

CBD is a very hot topic, with a lot of misinformation. I hope you have found this article helpful in clearing up some misconceptions about CBD. Please feel free to ask us any questions. We are always glad to help!