If you follow any trends in health and wellness, it seems as if cannabidiol (CBD) is absolutely everywhere these days. It’s showing up in lattes, gummy bears, dog treats, and even cheeseburgers, all the while being pitched as a kind of cu...
If you follow any trends in health and wellness, it seems as if cannabidiol (CBD) is absolutely everywhere these days. It’s showing up in lattes, gummy bears, dog treats, and even cheeseburgers, all the while being pitched as a kind of cure-all for every and any ailment. But what is it exactly? Is it all hype? What does it actually do?
Turns out that there is quite a bit of hype and hyperbole, but there is also some pretty solid evidence that Cannabidiol (CBD) can help with quite a few conditions. So without further ado, let’s examine what CBD is and how it works, primarily via its interactions with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and a state of being known as homeostasis.
WHAT IS CANNABIS DISTILLATE?
Cannabis is everywhere these days. The number of products available, both for medicinal and recreational use, is nothing short of incredible. They are also becoming purer and more potent. Consider for a moment: what would be the ultimate cannabis product? Well, cannabis researchers and producers have been trying to find a way to harness the highest concentrations of cannabinoids to manufacture something that could conceivably fit this description.
This is where cannabis distillate comes in. This is the final step in an overall extraction/purification process that results in an odorless, tasteless, and viscous oil that can meet virtually any type of medicinal or recreational need. If the final product has a high THC concentration, then it can also be referred to as THC distillate.
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