CBD Products (Full Spectrum CBD Products, THC Oil, Diamond CBD)

Yes, CBD oil does work! CBD oil works in conjunction with the endocannabinoid system. Because CBD is a cannabinoid, it helps supplement the bodys natural cannabinoids, strengthening the endocannabinoid system. In other words, the endocannabinoid system is a vast system of cannabinoid receptors. Furthermore, the body itself produces its own natural cannabinoids. CBD oil or cannabidiol, in general, is known as a phytocannabinoid (plant-based cannabinoid) that can help to supplement the endocannabinoid system (ECS).

CBD, also known as cannabidiol oil is one of many cannabinoids found in cannabis.Cannabis is the genus name for both marijuana and hemp, and the term itself is not necessarily interchangeable with marijuana. In fact, almost all CBD oil today comes from industrial hemp, which contains negligible amounts of THC, the cannabinoid responsible for causing a high. Most strains of agricultural hemp are rich in CBD while only having less than 0.03 percent THC, making them perfect for extracting CBD oil.

Full-spectrum CBD oil is a CBD oil or other CBD product that contains all of the other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids found in the hemp plant. Together they work in a synergistic way to produce the entourage effect in your body.

Yes, for best results with your CBD oil or other CBD products, follow this chart based on your weight. 

The best way to do this is to simply apply it under the tongue where it is then absorbed into the bloodstream.For maximum effect, let the CBD oil set for as long as possible in order for maximum After a couple of minutes you can then swallow. To determine exactly how much CBD is in a droppers worth of oil, utilize the following formula:[TOTAL CBD IN BOTTLE] [NUMBER OF MILLILITERS IN BOTTLE] = MGS OF CBD PER DROPPERFor example, if you have a bottle of 30mL CBD tincture that contains 1500mg of CBD:1500MG 30ML = 50MG CBD PER DROPPERWhile, this method may not be 100 percent accurate, it is far more accurate than not measuring at all. And remember, always start small and work your way up.