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CBD has taken the world by storm! It can be found for sale in tons of shops across the country from the gas station on the corner to in the grocery stores’ health and beauty section. CBD is on the tip of everyone’s tongue including your religious grandma who used to denounce “reefer” and call it the devil’s lettuce. Times sure have changed, and the world is truly beginning to embrace products created from the humble Cannabis Sativa plant. This is great news, especially considering that humans have been using this magical plant for about 5000 years now. From simple beginnings as rope and textiles to a myriad of medicines and life-changing compounds, cannabis is shaping up to be one of our most important plants ever used. More recently an extract of the cannabis plant called CBD isolate has been gaining an incredible amount of traction. It is odorless, tasteless, and colorless, making it an extremely versatile and potent form of the CBD. Although you have probably heard of CBD before, you may be thinking just what is it though? Read on to find out more about CBD, what CBD isolate is, and how it can help you.
Cannabidiol is a cannabinoid present in the Cannabis Sativa that is often shortened to CBD. Cannabis will probably sound familiar to most people as it is the parent species that marijuana is derived from. Marijuana is well known throughout the world as the plant that gets you “high” when smoked. This is because marijuana has high concentrations of the cannabinoid tetrahydrocannabinol otherwise known as THC. Over the course of many years, growers have perfected the strains to be high in THC but very low in CBD. On the other hand, there is a lesser-known cousin of marijuana that is also derived from the cannabis plant. This cousin is called industrial hemp or more commonly referred to as just hemp. Hemp is extremely low in THC, but very high in CBD therefore hemp does not get you high, but does provide some of the medicinal benefits of the cannabis plant. Pretty much all of the CBD available in the United States is extracted from the hemp plant making it legal almost everywhere.
CBD has been touted as a magic bullet and as a cure for everything under the sun. These are exaggerated claims as it is not a cure-all. However, it has been shown to help with a long list of ailments such as acne, anxiety, arthritis pain, depression, inflammatory pain, muscle-spasticity in multiple sclerosis, nausea and vomiting associated with cancer, nerve-related pain, and sleep disorders. Additionally, it has been reported that CBD can also help with more serious conditions such as epilepsy, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and more. More research surely needs to be done on this compound, but what research has been done is very promising. Despite that, the reports from people and the vast array of help that CBD has performed have turned many skeptics into firm believers. There are thousands, if not millions of people who now swear by their CBD regimen and it has changed their lives for the better.
CBD isolate is an ultra-processed and super-refined version of CBD extract. Whereas things like oil and distillate are typically around 80% CBD, CBD isolate is 99% pure CBD. It is odorless, colorless, and tasteless which makes it extremely versatile as many products can be produced using it without changing the smell, color, or taste. CBD isolate is produced from the crude extract by undergoing a variety of processes. First, the CBD crude oil is distilled into what is called a CBD distillate. This distillate is then put through a process where it is mixed with pentane and heated up. When the mixture is homogenous it is cooled and the CBD will drop out of the solution. CBD isolate has the appearance of freshly fallen snow and is a fine white powder. In this final form, it can be used as-is or it can be used to create a limitless assortment of CBD infused products. Another added bonus of isolate is that it is 100% THC free making it a great option for those looking to avoid THC altogether.
As with many other CBD products, it is always best to consider some of the following when looking for a CBD isolate manufacturer. Check to see if the company is GMP (good manufacturing practices) certified. This will immediately let you know that the particular manufacturer has met the standards set forth to earn this certification. Another important factor to check is how the plants themselves were grown. It is best to look for facilities that practice organic, Non-GMO, and vegan policies and there are certifications for these as well. Furthermore, checking on lab reports can be a great way to determine if the company you are dealing with is reputable or not. When in doubt, do not be afraid to ask. Most self-respecting companies will make this information available either publicly or upon request.
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