In a city where cannabinoids are still very much associated with intoxicating recreational — and highly illegal — usage, there’s a vacuum in the popular imagination for the many therapeutic benefits of these naturally occurring compounds that are being embraced elsewhere in the world.
As some states have adopted laws to legalize marijuana, the awareness about this drug is growing.
As some states have adopted laws to legalize marijuana, the awareness about this drug is growing.
Because of its association with the cannabis plant, many consumers question whether or not CBD oil and CBD products are legal to buy and use where they live. Here, we help to clarify the answer to the question, “Is CBD legal?”
Now, the once “simple” choice between THC or CBD has become more nuanced. Terpenes, full spectrum oil, whole plant extract, supercritical fluid extraction, live resin: if you’re just a casual cannabis consumer, you may need a hand deciding what product is right for you. For some consumers, that means finding stronger products with higher quantities of THC or CBD. But for many others, the choice of what product to buy comes down to extraction methods.
Everyone has heard of CBD and today, with all the media hype and marketing, it is hard not to have heard something about it. Even your Grandparents will have heard positive things about CBD, but what are the authorities saying?
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Within the last decade, cannabidiol (CBD) has become one of the most popular natural alternative medicines for people around the world. With such a versatile amount of health bene¬ts, CBD seems to provide a therapeutic solution for almost anyone out there.Due to this, more and more people seek to give CBD a try.
“Home Office policy provides that licenses may be issued for the cultivation of cannabis plants with a low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content for the production of hemp fiber for industrial purposes or the obtaining of seeds which are then pressed for their oil.
“Home Office policy provides that licenses may be issued for the cultivation of cannabis plants with a low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content for the production of hemp fiber for industrial purposes or the obtaining of seeds which are then pressed for their oil.