Want to cut through the noise? If you’re looking for ethical products without all the marketing hype, you’ve come to the right place.
We offer an unadulterated alternative to the standard, over processed, ineffective CBD products currently flooding the market.
We will also assume you know “what is CBD”, which is why you’re here in the first place. There are 1000’s of sites offering 1000’s of products, which are mostly marketing hype with the ultimate attempt to confuse you, the consumer.
The problem with other products
You body cannot absorb a CDB isolate!
CBD isolate is 99.9% pure CBD. During the CBD isolate extraction process, everything contained in the plant matter is removed, including any traces of THC, terpenes, waxes, oils, chlorophyll and more. What you’re left with is pure CBD…and nothing else. The body cannot absorb a CDB singularity (isolate). It has to be a compound, otherwise the body just passes it through the body.
Do not be fooled by the “pure CBD” claims. It’s all a marketing ploy to separate you from your money. A CBD product made with isolated CBD will not contain any beneficial factors previously discussed.
It was previously believed that CBD in its isolated form was more potent and concentrated than full spectrum CBD; however, in 2015, the theory was debunked by a study from the Lautenberg Center for General Tumor Immunology in Jerusalem. In the study, researchers administered full spectrum CBD and CBD isolate to two different groups of mice. When comparing the data of the two groups, the results proved that the group administered with full spectrum CBD were provided with higher levels of relief. Furthermore, the study demonstrated that full spectrum CBD continued to provide relief as the dose increased, while CBD Isolate did not provide the same effect when there was an increase in dosage.
Full Spectrum CBD contains TCH, which may be prohibited by your work place or state law!
Full-spectrum CBD contains everything the plant contains. Full-spectrum CBD is full of all the terpenes , cannabinoids, flavonoids, fatty acids & THC found in hemp, all of which have therapeutic value of their own. These components will all act synergistically together and produce the entourage effect for you. Unfortunately for those trying to steer clear of THC in your body (workplace regulations, personal preference, state legality), Full Spectrum CBD is out of the question.
Broad Spectrum CBD has to be processed, creating a weak or ineffective product!
Broad-spectrum CBD starts with the raw hemp plant and is processed to remove whatever small amounts of the naturally occurring THC. Unfortunately, you will still lose the full effect of other components while trying to achieve “0” THC and end up with a weak product. Another trick is the addition of [ineffective] CBD isolate to a Broad spectrum product for the sole purpose of artificially increasing the amount of CBD in the product. The only reason for this is to fool the consumer. CBD isolate is totally ineffective.
SUMMARY:
People respond better to products which contain multiple cannabinoids as opposed to single cannabinoids in isolation (isolate). This finding is in line with how cannabinoids are found in nature as opposed to being produced synthetically in a lab.
This is why you should aim for a “full plant extract” or “whole plant extract” when you are shopping for CBD hemp oil products.
FALSE TERMS:
“FDA Approved” or “FDA Certified”
If ANYONE states that their supplement or facility is “FDA Approved” or “FDA Certified” they are either ignorant or flat out lying. Any facility can (and should) “register” with the FDA. They then may correctly claim “FDA Registered Facility”. This only means that a company has registered their facility with the FDA and are now subject to FDA inspection. Another correct statement would be “FDA Compliant”, which is merely a statement that your facility/product is following FDA published guidelines.
“FDA Registration or FDA registration number does not denote FDA certification or approval of your facility or products. Any representation of FDA registration number on product label or labeling which implies FDA certification or FDA approval of a facility or product is misleading and may cause misbranding of the product”. Hmm… misleading… sound familiar?