While there’s no guarantee, generally CBD will not show up on routine blood work. Routine blood tests typically aren’t used to detect CBD. Someone who wants to detect CBD in your system would need to order a specific test for that purpose. Usually, blood tests are commissioned for detecting a disease or as a part…
A recent toxicology study conducted with CBD in mice concluded CBD can be detrimental to the liver at high doses. However, the study was conducted to find the upper limit of CBD’s toxicity, meaning the mice were essentially force-fed extremely high doses of an alcohol-based CBD product specifically to determine at what point CBD negatively…
No. Generally, lowing your use of painkillers will protect your kidneys. Because CBD can serve as a non-toxic anti-inflammatory and pain reliever for some, you may be able to both find relief and reduce damage to your kidneys. Additionally, CBD may help lower blood pressure, which may reduce the chances of arterial damage associated with…
Many people express CBD helps them relax or feel at ease, reducing feelings associated with anxiety and sleeplessness. Others have described a very slight “buzz” effect, but not in an intoxicating way. CBD does not make you feel the euphoric “high” often associated with marijuana and THC.
No. Red eyes are often associated with marijuana use. The THC in marijuana lowers blood pressure and causes ocular capillaries to dilate, which leads to redness of the eyes. CBD alone does not have this effect and does not cause redness of the eyes.
CBD itself is non-intoxicating. Full spectrum CBD products taken at commonly recommended dosages have no practical chance of making you “high,” as you might experience with marijuana. Since full spectrum CBD oil contains such a low concentration of THC, the risk of intoxication isn’t present.
There are different strengths of CBD oil. Generally, CBD oil is sold in bottles containing a certain number of milligrams of CBD, so you may see 750mg, 1500mg, 3000mg bottles and so on. This number references the total milligrams of CBD in the bottle, not per dose. Measuring strength is dependent upon the size of…
Full spectrum CBD oil is most often reported to reduce inflammation, which can lessen joint pain, nerve pain, and muscle soreness. There is also some research indicating CBD can aid with anxiety, depression, PTSD, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and traumatic brain injuries, though conclusive studies are to be longed for. Finally, CBD’s anti-inflammatory qualities, as referenced in…
The time CBD remains in your body depends on several factors, including metabolism, frequency of CBD use, CBD dosage, and method of administration (sublingual vs. topical vs. edible). While research is lacking on the toxicology of CBD and how long it remains detectable in blood or urine, existing conclusions indicate CBD will likely leave the…
With any ingestible full spectrum CBD product which contains THC, there is a risk of being flagged on a drug screening. Though the likelihood of failing a drug test with CBD depends on a few factors, including metabolism, frequency of dose, dosage, and method of testing. If it is what’s called a dip stick test,…