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What types of CBD products are available? Buyers Guide
The booming cannabis and CBD oil market has driven some incredible innovation when it comes to consumer products. With the growing number of studies supporting cannabinoids and their role in improving health and even helping fight some diseases, the applications for cannabis products like CBD oil has also grown. This has resulted in many different ways to consume cannabis-derived products to best treat different issues and appeal to the user’s tastes.
CBD Oil Tinctures
CBD Capsules
CBD Edibles
CBD Vape Oil
CBD Topicals
Buying CBD Oil in New Zealand
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Treating IBS, Colitis and Crohn’s with CBD Oil
CBD oil is rapidly claiming some fame as a “cure-all” miracle supplement. This is not quite factual, the claim to fame is but being the answer to all medical conditions and curing them is not. CBD has a variety of health and medical benefits, some proven scientifically, and others still being tested.
The History of Cannabis
The oldest known written record of cannabis comes from a Chinese emperor in 2727 BC while it has been found in Siberian burial mounds dating back to 3000 BC. Ancient Greeks and Romans then also started using it and it eventually spread west to Spain and the Americas.
Consuming CBD Oil – How do I do it?
Cannabidiol (CBD) is most commonly consumed as an oil, mixed with a carrier such as olive oil, coconut oil (MCT) or hemp seed oil. When CBD is consumed with fatty acids this maximises the bioavailability as it binds to the fat molecules during the absorption and digestion process. This same concept applies to other fat soluble vitamins such as vitamin A, D, E and K. As a general rule, consuming CBD with a fatty meal will improve absorption rates.