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CAN I USE CBD WHILE TAKING MEDICATION?
Before starting to use CBD in combination with medications, it is always worth consulting your doctor. CBD may affect the metabolism of some medications because it is metabolized by the same enzymes in the liver as some medications. This may result in increased or decreased levels of drugs in the body.
Therefore, it is important that your doctor can adjust your medication dosage if you decide to use CBD. You should avoid changing medication doses yourself without consulting a professional. If you are taking medications for chronic conditions, it is necessary to be especially careful and monitor your body's response to CBD.
Remember that every body is different, so the reaction to CBD may vary. Consulting your doctor will help you plan the safe and effective use of CBD in combination with medications. -
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CBD AND THC?
CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) are the two main cannabinoids found in hemp. The main difference between them is their psychoactive effects.
THC is psychoactive and causes a high feeling, while CBD does not have this effect. CBD is legal in many places, while THC is often regulated by controlled substance laws.
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WHICH CBD IS RECOMMENDED AT START?
To start with, we recommend choosing CBD products with lower strength and clear composition. Various forms are available, such as oils, capsules and products for external use (creams, balms). When choosing CBD oil, start with a lower dose, e.g. 10 mg per day, and then gradually increase the dose while monitoring your body's reaction.
Full-spectrum products (containing other cannabinoids and terpenes) may have an advantage because they exhibit an entourage effect, but may also contain trace amounts of THC. If you are concerned about the effects of THC or are subject to drug testing, consider CBD isolate products that are completely THC-free.
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HOW DOES CBD WORK?
CBD works by influencing the endocannabinoid system in our body. This system consists of cannabinoid receptors (CB1 and CB2), enzymes and naturally occurring cannabinoids. CBD does not bind directly to CB1 and CB2 receptors, but may affect their functions indirectly.
Research suggests that CBD may have a range of effects, including:
- redukcję bólu poprzez wpływ na receptory bólu i przewodnictwo nerwowe,
- łagodzenie stanów zapalnych poprzez hamowanie odpowiedzi immunologicznej,
- redukcję lęku i stresu poprzez wpływ na receptory serotoninowe,
- poprawę jakości snu poprzez wpływ na cykl snu i budzenia,
- działanie antyoksydacyjne i neuroprotekcyjne, czyli pomoc w ochronie komórek mózgowych.
However, it is worth noting that the effects of CBD are complicated and may vary depending on the person and the dose.
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CBD - WHAT IS IT?
CBD, or cannabidiol, is one of many naturally occurring chemicals, called cannabinoids, that can be found in the cannabis plant. CBD is non-psychoactive, which means it does not cause the "high" feeling associated with THC, the other main cannabinoid in cannabis. Research suggests that CBD may have the potential to alleviate many health conditions, such as pain, inflammation, anxiety, insomnia, and more.