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Which CBD gummies should you buy?

Product details

Naturecan's CBD Gummies are an easy, fun, and delicious way to reap all the potential benefits of CBD. Each gummy contains 10mg of CBD. Top-quality broad-spectrum formula is combined with tasty flavours and non-GMO ingredients which provide this product with sweet-forward pleasure. These gluten-free and THC-free gummies are manufactured from USA-grown hemp. People of all kinds, from everyday individuals to professional athletes, can benefit from CBD Gummies.

Naturecan's CBD Gummies contain broad-spectrum CBD that helps deliver natural relief from stresses and promote a healthy internal environment. Broad-spectrum hemp extract is rich in CBD as well as other complementary components extracted from hemp plants. 

What is CBD?

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of over 100 natural phytocannabinoids found in hemp plants. Even though the cannabis plant has been around for several centuries, research on this plant is still in its infancy. Scientists and healthcare specialists worldwide have been analysing CBD in attempts to unlock its potential health benefits.

Cannabinoids are unique to cannabis plants as they endow the plant with its potential therapeutic properties. CBD is often related to another active phytocannabinoid known as tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the compound that induces the 'high' sensation that recreational cannabis is known for. CBD and THC are the most well-researched cannabinoids in cannabis plants.

Both CBD and THC have unique attributes. However, CBD does not have any intoxicating properties, and can not make users feel stoned. Some studies suggest that CBD may even have the power to neutralise or suppress THC's psychoactive effects, depending on the concentration of each compound. Since CBD is non-psychoactive and has many potential health benefits, it is an appealing option for people who want to experience the healthful properties of cannabis.

How does CBD work in the human body?

Although CBD and THC are listed as "siblings" on the molecular level; they have significantly different qualities and interact with different body receptors. These receptors are called CB1 and CB2 and represent vital parts of the ECS. CB1 cannabinoid receptors are primarily found in the brain and central nervous system, while CB2 receptors are profoundly located in the immune system. 

The ECS's primary role is to support and maintain balance in the mind and body by regulating vital bodily processes, including sleep, mood, pain, and appetite. Even though CBD does not bind directly with CB1 receptors as THC does, CBD may prevent the reuptake of neurotransmitters (anandamide), which is connected to a "high" feeling. CBD may also interact with the receptors located in our brain that are outside of the ECS. For instance, it may interact with serotonin receptors, which play an important role in regulating sleep, mood, and pain. CBD can interact with cannabinoid CB2 receptors found in the immune system. 

Types of CBD

Today, three particular types of hemp extract on the market are known as full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, and CBD isolates. Full-spectrum CBD contains all the natural compounds naturally found in hemp plants, such as flavonoids, terpenes, minor cannabinoids, and traces of THC. What is more, alongside CBD, other phytocannabinoids like CBC or CBN are present in the final CBD product. On the other hand, broad-spectrum CBD also contains a wide array of plant elements present, but no THC traces. THC, an active intoxicating component, is removed during the extraction process. Finally, CBD isolate implies the purest kind of CBD because all other elements present in the source plants are taken out during the extraction process.

Is CBD safe?

CBD is safe for human consumption. Before CBD oil was approved, many safety studies were carried to ensure that it is safe and non-toxic. The safety problem comes in question when other substances are added to the CBD extract to make the final product. Some of these ingredients may be harmful to our body.

However, breastfeeding, lactating, and pregnant women should not use CBD. It is recommended to seek advice from your primary healthcare professional before using CBD if you have any allergies or chronic illnesses. Also, CBD may interact with some other supplements and drugs by increasing or decreasing their concentration in blood.

Is CBD legal?

CBD is considered legal in many countries. The legality issue appears when the CBD-infused products contain THC. To be legal, the CBD must be obtained from industrial hemp with less than 0.2% (in the UK) and 0.3% (in the US) THC. 

Hemp vs Marijuana

CBD is found in cannabis, meaning it can be extracted from all the different types of cannabis plants, including hemp or marijuana. However, there is a significant difference between marijuana-based CBD and hemp-based CBD. Marijuana plants are illegal in most countries because of its high THC level, making it intoxicating. Marijuana contains more than 20 - 30% of THC and below 0-2% CBD. On the other hand, industrial hemp has a very high CBD level and contains less than 0.2% THC in dry weight in the UK to be considered legal.