The difference between hemp oil and CBD oil
Although they come from the same plant, the oils do not have the same extraction methods. Hemp oil is obtained from the seeds, which are called hemp seeds, by cold pressing. Hemp oil is certainly not the most famous oil, nor the most used in the world. However, it has a large number of interesting and beneficial properties for the body.
It is used in a wide variety of fields, such as cosmetics or nutrition . Rich in amino acids, vitamins and minerals, it is one of the richest vegetable oils in omega 3.
Viscous in appearance, CBD oil is obtained from the whole plant, including the flowers. The plant from which it is extracted is often a variety richer in CBD than common varieties of hemp. This is what makes it attractive to consumers who are looking for its beneficial properties.
It also serves as the basis for a number of CBD-based compositions; tinctures, vape oil , cosmetics , isolate. ..
Can we give CBD to animals?
Now that we have explained to you how the endocannabinoid system works, and knowing that it is identical in all mammals, we leave you to find the answer on your own.
What’s good for you can’t be bad for your pooch! In the age of animal welfare, many dog and cat owners in France did not wait long before adopting CBD to relieve their pet’s ailments. Moreover, various studies have already demonstrated the positive effects of CBD on animals , for:
- relieve arthritis,
- reduce pain and inflammation,
- fight stress and anxiety,
- improve appetite. ..
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How long does CBD stay in our body?
Know already, that depending on the different modes of administration, the result may be different. As a rule, and after the last use, the last residues of CBD disappear after 7 days from your organism. But it may vary if you are a frequent user. For example, if you take between 8 and 10mg per day and for several weeks, the CBD can linger for up to two additional weeks in your body after the last intake.
Can there be side effects?
Just like any medicine, CBD can indeed have side effects, but in the majority of cases, they follow an overdose, an excess. In addition, CBD has some known interactions with medications. But to date, no side effects that have led to “noticeable” (serious) complications have been found, only minimal side effects, such as:
- dry mouth,
- headache,
- diarrhea,
- dizziness,
- drowsiness or loss of appetite.
However, it is advisable to consult a doctor for regular CBD intake, because hemp is composed of several molecules and only a health professional will be able to assess any contraindications and avoid overdoses.
