In mammals, it is in charge of regulating essential vital functions.
Formed by neurons, endocannabinoid receptors and cannabinoids.
They are present in different areas and tissues.

The objective of the endocannabinoid system, although in each organ or area it performs different tasks, is: «the balance and maintenance of a stable internal environment despite the fluctuations of the external environment».

It is a natural compound found in the resinous flower of cannabis. Being a safe and non-addictive substance, it has therapeutically potent properties and is not intoxicating.

Being both cannabinoids, the main difference between them is: that the active principle of THC acts on psychic processes causing the sensation known as «being high», while CBD does not cause any psychotropic effect

CBD is attributed properties that mitigate the psychotropic effects of THC and various studies claim that it increases its beneficial potency.

According to various studies, CBD activates in the background, reinforcing the entire network of receptors and adopting a global approach to well-being.

THC is attributed a binding function that directly affects the receptors and the digestive system, and it is because of this interaction that the secondary psychotropic effects we are talking about occur.

It is the ability of the body to take advantage of the nutrients of a substance.

Bioavailability may be affected by age, nutritional status, and lifestyle.

According to various studies, bioavailability can have a major impact on how CBD can act in the human body

In general, the reaction that CBD creates in the body is one of placidity and tranquility. The properties of CBD are: analgesic, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, relaxing, anxiolytic, regenerating, strengthening…

These were all benefits, but they also have side effects, which although not very important, arose from many factors.

These side effects can be: tiredness, headache, drowsiness, dizziness, sequelae in the mouth and decreased appetite.

So we always recommend that before any of these symptoms, consult a doctor.

In general, CBD does not carry any major health risks or side effects. However, each person is different, has a different bioavailability, and although in general we know that it benefits the body globally, we cannot prescribe the specific use of any oil. It is always advisable to use in a staggered way to understand what effect it has on your body.

Do not forget that it is a field that is in full development and research.

Some of the studied properties of CBD, among others, are: antiepileptic, neuroprotective, anti-inflammatory, antitumor, anxiolytic, antipsychotic, antiseptic, relaxant, analgesic, antioxidant…

In Europe and the United States, CBD is not a substance analyzed in drug tests because it does not place a point, so they will not measure the levels of cannabidiol in your blood.

Aside from most hemp-based CBD products, they have no more than 0.2% THC (0.3% in the US), the amount is so small that it cannot be detected by any drug test.

They have given us deaths due to excessive consumption of CBD and, however, if its use is exceeded or the legislative lines of consumption are not complied with, it can lead to effects such as nausea, diarrhoea, dizziness, drowsiness, loss of appetite…

These side effects may simply be because your body does not react well to CBD, which is rare, or these effects may be caused by improper use.

The use of CBD is a relatively recent field. Due to the behavior of the human body, its use is not recommended if any other medication is being used. For example, with anticoagulants, it has been found that it is not convenient to use CBD.

So if you use any medication chronically for illness or pain, we recommend that you consult a doctor.