How to increase the effect of CBD?
- CBD is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid found in industrial and medicinal hemp
- CBD acts independently against anxiety, depression, sedatively, and as an antioxidant
- CBD works best in combination with other cannabinoids, thus in full plant medicine
In recent years, CBD has been discussed as a magical cannabinoid - it has immense therapeutic properties and does not act toxically on the human body. The CBD phenomenon is reflected in the cannabis market, where more and more manufacturers in many countries worldwide (including ours) are focusing on products containing only CBD. One reason is that in many countries, only this well-known cannabinoid is legal for medicinal cannabis.
However, many experts have a very strong opinion about this approach, especially because CBD alone is simply not as therapeutically effective as the complete, synergistically acting mixture of cannabinoids found in natural, medicinal cannabis. The so-called chain effect of acting substances (CBD, THC, and other cannabinoids along with terpenes and flavonoids) is considered by some experts to be the true approach to cannabis therapy.
This debate around CBD and full, plant-based cannabis medicine is emerging especially in the USA, where many states are still deciding whether to legalize cannabis entirely or only release certain cannabinoids to the legal market. However, the increasingly accepted perspective is one that advocates for "full medicine".
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