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The History of CBD
Cannabidiol also known as CBD is one of the many cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Cannabis as a whole has been prohibited since the 1940’s.It also became the major target of the global war on drugs in 1970. Hemp is now federally legal, but it hasn’t always been that way. Centuries ago hemp and marijuana were widely used for industrial and therapeutic purposes. It was also used for spiritual purposes. But what is the history of CBD? How long have people been using this cannabinoid? Why did it become legal in the first place?
Is Delta 8 (and Other THC Isomers) Legal in Colorado?
Legality is a common question that arises with any cannabis associated product. With the passing of the 2018 farm bill, many lesser known cannabinoids are becoming increasingly popular. Delta 8 THC, Delta 10 THC, HHC, and THC-O are all hemp derived cannabinoids that can produce psychoactive effects similar to those found in traditional cannabis. Many people don’t even know these compounds exist and if they do they may assume the cannabinoids are illegal, but due to the farm bill they are actually all legal on the federal level. Recently though, many states have been implementing individual restrictions and laws on the hemp-derived compounds. We’ll take a closer look at the legality of delta 8 specifically Colorado as they recently passed a new law that may be confusing for some.
Common Myths about CBD
As cannabidiol (CBD) rises in popularity so do myths and misconceptions about the cannabinoid. In recent years more and more positive research has come out about the potential health benefits of CBD but many people are misinformed or have misconceptions about CBD. Some of these myths include the idea that CBD is illegal, CBD gets you high, CBD means ‘good’ but THC means ‘bad’, CBD has no side effects, and CBD is a “cure all” for any issue. This blog will explore each of these points and offer an explanation and information about each of these misconceptions.
Flying with CBD? What you need to know
Cannabidiol (CBD) has many therapeutic effects, such as anxiety reduction and sleep-aid. For these reasons, CBD is becoming a more frequent alternative to aid nervous-flyers. Since the passing of the 2018 Farm Bill hemp derived cannabidiol (CBD) has become federally decriminalized in America, and with that traveling guidelines have changed. So what does this mean for you?
The History of Hemp in the United States
Cannabis illegality is new to the world, with much of the legislation being made in the past century. This blog gives a brief summary of the history of cannabis in the United States, from being a taxable crop to a Schedule I substance.
What is the Difference Between Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum and CBD Isolate?
Buying CBD oil for the first time can be confusing! One of the first things you should know when choosing a CBD product is the difference between full spectrum, broad spectrum and CBD isolate.
Hemp and Nutrition
With the 2018 farm bill, it is finally legal to grow hemp under the regulations set forth therein. The uses for hemp are vast and long-reaching with the potential to replace many products that negatively impact the environment as well as provide us with supplements that could enrich our diets and health.
BREAKING FREE WITH CBD: Accessibility for those with Disabilities
Although we often hear great feedback from people using CBD for a variety of conditions, it is unfortunately not always so easy for everyone to access quality CBD. There are multiple barriers to overcome and especially for those with disabilities who face their own set of challenges. However at Discover CBD, we do whatever we can to make our CBD accessible to everyone.
