What are cannabinoids? For those looking for a cannabinoids definition, there is a wealth of scientific information online. Often it can often be overwhelming to understand. Put simply, cannabinoids are the naturally occurring chemical compounds found in all strains of cannabis. So far, there are 113 confirmed types of cannabinoids. When taken as a supplement, they interact with the endocannabinoid system in the body<\/p>\n
CBD is the key element that makes CBD oil, a therapeutic supplement that is seeing huge growth. Along with CBD (cannabidiol<\/a>), there are also other cannabinoids present in CBD oil<\/a>, such as CBG (cannabigerol), THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBC (cannabichromene), and more.<\/p>\n Scientific studies into the effects of hemp on a range of health conditions is growing. So is the surge of interest of the industry. This has led to an increase in global CBD Oil sales as hemp growers, pharmaceutical companies, health wholesalers and more are staking a claim in the CBD marketplace. Interest and investments in CBD stocks and shares are also rising.<\/p>\n One problem with the fast market growth is that regulations and standards are playing catch-up. This is leading to some less reputable sellers taking advantage of customers. When buying CBD oil<\/a>, it\u2019s essential to do some research and only buy from sellers that insist on strict quality control, such as Rick\u2019s Hemp Oil.<\/p>\n The endocannabinoid system<\/a> is a complex part of the human body. Working alongside the nervous system, it regulates many processes such as quality of sleep, pain, moods, appetite and more.<\/p>\n CBD bind to receptors within the endocannabinoid system, producing a variety of effects on the body. The science behind cannabinoids is still being studied, but many CBD oil users report beneficial results for health and wellness.<\/p>\n With so many cannabinoids found within the cannabis plant species, we are only at the start of our understanding of how these compounds affect the body. What the existing evidence does show is that they have huge therapeutic potential.<\/p>\n Both hemp and marijuana are plants from the cannabis family. Both plants contain a range of cannabinoids. Yet, they are different plants in terms of their cannabinoid content and the effects they have on the body.<\/p>\n Marijuana contains high levels of THC, which makes users feel high. Hemp has very low amounts of THC and, although it is present, it is not enough to produce feelings of euphoria or being high when using hemp oils.<\/p>\n CBD oil from hemp contains legal cannabinoids, including legal levels of THC in a Full Spectrum oil. Broad Spectrum oils have a wide range of cannabinoids, but the THC has been taken out. Both Full Spectrum CBD and Broad Spectrum CBD are available from Rick\u2019s Hemp Oil<\/a> online store.<\/p>\n Buying CBD oil can be confusing. Knowing what cannabinoids are present, the strength of the oil and how much to take can feel like guesswork to begin with. The best way to understand more about them and how they work is through education. Then you will know what to look out for when buying CBD oil.<\/p>\n When choosing where to buy CBD oil, always use a trusted seller such as Rick\u2019s Hemp Oil. We make high grade CBD oils from organic hemp, grown in the USA. We use solvent-free CO2 extraction methods. This method allows the extraction of beneficial cannabinoids from the plant material, without degrading their potency. It also means there are no chemical residues left behind, which is possible with solvent extraction methods. With CO2 extraction, you get a pure oil with no contaminants.<\/p>\n Every label on our products contains all the relevant information you need. This includes the strength of the CBD oil, and the amount of CBD cannabinoids and others per 1ml dropper. All our CDB oils are independently tested by a third-party. Customers can access laboratory analysis reports by scanning the QR code on each label.<\/p>\n At Rick\u2019s Hemp Oil, we believe that our customers deserve transparency. This is why we are open about where our CBD oils come from, how they are made, and the cannabinoids they contain. See our collection of Full Spectrum and Broad Spectrum CBD oils for high quality products and effective results.<\/p>\n It is an exciting time for the CBD industry as we learn more about the therapeutic properties of hemp oil. The history of humans and hemp goes back for thousands of years. It is clear to see its therapeutic use has a long future ahead.<\/p>\nThe Endocannabinoid System<\/h2>\n
Cannabinoids in Hemp vs Marijuana<\/h2>\n
The Best CBD Cannabinoids Sellers<\/h2>\n
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