The second most common ingredient in marijuana is CBD.

For some people, CBD has been a miracle drug that has eased chronic back pain  or anxiety like no other prescribed medication. It's because of its medical uses- combined with it being federally illegal.

On the other hand, U.S. medical establishment has obviously failed to pursue CBD as a promising drug throughout history, as it has high potential to relieve pain and save lives. 

CBD is non-addictive and can offer many patients medical benefits without the bad side effects associated with THC. Could CBD be right for you? Read ahead to learn more.

What is CBD and is it right for me?

Are you trying to experience the benefits marijuana, but without the high? Are you experiencing pain? Do you have anxiety? If you answered yes to any of these questions you may want to look into CBD.

Like mentioned earlier in this post cannabidiol is the second most common active ingredient in marijuana. It is a cannabinoid. These then interact with your nerves called "endocannabinoid system." Your body produces natural cannabinoids which activates the system of nerve cell receptors, which can also be triggered by "phyto- cannabinoids" in marijuana, like CBD.

Will CBD Give Me a "Buzz"?

Plain and simple... no. CBD will not give you a "high."Although some CBD products do include THC which may cause a mood lift. Just be sure you know what product you are buying and the ingredients that are in it.

Some patients of CBD have reported that they feel more calm with less anxiety and an has helped them overcome health issues. 

Is CBD Addicting?

No. according to many researchers and studies to back them up CBD shows no effects of indicative abuse or dependance potential.

How Can I Find CBD?

You are able to find CBD in most states but take into consideration of the recreational and medical laws. CBD is also available online. Here at VaporTech we offer some of the highest quality and all natural CBD on the market today. Check out why people love our products and continuously use them. 

How Can I Take CBD?

There are numerous ways to consume CBD. It can be vaped, edibles, drops, or rubbing cream. Most commonly it is taken orally in a form called tincture or drops.

What Are Laws Regarding CBD?

CBD is still considered schedule 1, and is only legal in states that have marijuana for medical and recreational purposes. Because CBD is so safe the U.S. Drug Enforcement administration has generally not made any violations with the Controlled Substance Act compared to other drugs.

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Citations:

Earlenbaugh, E. (2018, March 07). What is cannabidiol, or CBD, and is it right for me? Retrieved from http://www.greenstate.com/explained/cannabidiol-cbd-right/