CBD oil comes in different shapes and sizes. There are three main types of CBD oil, depending on how much of the cannabis plant they contain:

• Full Spectrum CBD Oil: has all the compounds of the hemp plant –  cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids and  includes a small amount of THC (less than 0.3%). This means you can experience the entourage effect, which is when all of the hemp compounds work together to make CBD even more effective.
• Broad Spectrum CBD oil: has most of the compounds of the cannabis plant, except for THC. You may still benefit from the entourage effect, but without any risk of THC exposure. However, you miss out on some of the potential benefits of THC, such as pain relief or anti-inflammatory effects.
• CBD Isolate has pure CBD, with no other compounds from the cannabis plant. This means you get the most concentrated dose of CBD, but without any entourage effect or other cannabinoids. However, you may need a higher dose of CBD isolate to achieve the same effects as full-spectrum or broad-spectrum CBD oil.

These are the three main types of CBD oil that you can choose from.

CBD oil under the tongue is a popular way to take CBD, but why? Well, there are some benefits of taking CBD oil sublingual you may not know about. Here are some of them:

• Faster absorption: When you take CBD oil under the tongue, you bypass the digestive system and liver, which can slow down the absorption of CBD. Instead, CBD enters your bloodstream directly through the capillaries beneath your tongue. This means you may feel the effects of CBD faster and more effectively.
• Higher bioavailability: Bioavailability means the amount of CBD that actually reaches your bloodstream and produces effects. When you take CBD oil under the tongue, you may increase the bioavailability of CBD, because you avoid losing some of it to the digestive process. A lower dose of CBD oil under the tongue can achieve the same results as a higher dose of edibles.
• Easier dosing: Taking CBD oil under the tongue is also easier to dose than capsules or edibles. You can use a dropper to measure out the exact amount of CBD oil you want to take, and adjust it according to your needs and preferences. You can also experiment with different flavors and strengths of CBD oil to find what works best for you!
• Easy: Taking CBD oil under the tongue is very convenient especially when you are on the go or need a quick dose of CBD. You don’t need any water or food to take CBD oil sublingually, or worry about swallowing a pill or chewing a gummy. You can simply place a few drops of CBD oil under your tongue and hold it for 30 seconds before swallowing.

The answer to that question can be different for everyone because it will be based on you and your reason for adding CBD to your daily life.

We suggest starting with a single serving of .75ml and adjusting as necessary to achieve your desired results.

CBD stands for cannabidiol, a natural substance found in hemp plants. CBD is one of hundreds of components in hemp, but it does not cause a “high” by itself. People take CBD for its possible benefits, like decreasing anxiousness, worry, aches and lack of sleep.

People in the US are who’re using CBD have reported that CBD:

• Improves Digestion.
• Promotes better sleep.
• Reduces Inflammation.
• Can improve your mood.
• Acts as a neuroprotectant.
• Protects against skin issues.
• Can help with stress.
• Supports your endocannabinoid system.
• Supports our nutritional health with aging.
• Protects the brain and supports healthy blood and oxygen flow.

What’s more? Its completely natural and non-habit forming.

CBD is most popularly taken in oil form and is completely legal in all 50 states.

It’s widely regarded as the most versatile cannabinoid.

Hemp seed oil and CBD oil are like two peas in a pod🌱, but not quite the same.

They both come from the same plant family, cannabis sativa, but they have different parts and purposes. Hemp seed oil is made from the seeds of the hemp plant, which are rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, but does not have cannabinoids like CBD, CBN, CBG and THC.

CBD oil is extracted from the leaves, flowers and stems of the hemp plant or other cannabis plants, which have high concentrations of CBD and other cannabinoids.

Hemp oil is great for cooking, moisturizing and nourishing your skin, while CBD oil is popular for its potential health benefits.

So, hemp oil and CBD oil are not the same, but they are both awesome in their own ways!

CBD can have a wide range of effects on your body and mind that can make you feel better in different ways. Here are some of the things CBD may do for you🌿:

• Balance your endocannabinoid system: CBD may interact with your endocannabinoid system (ECS), which is a network of receptors and molecules that regulate many functions in your body, such as mood, appetite, pain, inflammation, sleep, and more. CBD may help your ECS maintain a state of balance or homeostasis, which means your body can function optimally and adapt to changes.
• Boost your anandamide levels: CBD may increase the levels of anandamide, a natural endocannabinoid that is also known as the “bliss molecule”. Anandamide is responsible for creating feelings of happiness, joy, and well-being. CBD may do this by blocking an enzyme that breaks down anandamide, making it more available for your body to use.
• Activate your serotonin receptors: CBD may activate your serotonin receptors, which are involved in regulating your mood, emotions, stress, and anxiety. Serotonin is often called the “happy hormone” because it can make you feel calm, relaxed, and positive. CBD may do this by mimicking the effects of serotonin or enhancing its action.
• Modulate your sleep-wake cycle: CBD may modulate your sleep-wake cycle, which is the natural rhythm of your body that tells you when to sleep and when to wake up. CBD may do this by influencing the production of melatonin, a hormone that regulates your sleep-wake cycle. CBD may help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed.

Everyone reacts differently to CBD, and the effects may vary depending on the dose, quality, type, and method of consumption.