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If you use cannabidiol (CBD), bioavailability is an important concept to understand. Depending on the treatment you are undergoing, the compound may be more effective if given in a specific way. Bioavailability is basically the ability of a drug or other substance to be absorbed and used by the body. It is related to the degree to which a particular substance reaches the intended site of action. A compound administered orally or sublingually (under the tongue), for example, has to travel through various parts of the body before it reaches the bloodstream, different from medication administered intravenously. It is important...

Like THC, cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the most prominent among the many cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Do you really know everything about hemp and CBD? In today's blog post, we'll explore 10 fun facts you need to know. 1) Hemp is one of the world's oldest cultures According to the CBD School, hemp may have been improved thanks to modern agriculture. In fact, the cultivation of the plant is very old. Archaeologists say it started around 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. 2) Queen Victoria, from England, used CBD in the 19th century Want to know an interesting...

Our Nano CBD is made through nanotechnology. This type of technology has been around for decades, but the applications of this science have only recently developed in applications seen in today’s science, engineering, technical, and medical fields. To put it simply, nanotechnology is the application of technology at the nanoscale ranging from 1 to 100 nanometers. There are some differences between standard oil and nano-sized CBD particles. Some studies suggest that only 18% of cannabidiol can be absorbed per dose. With nano sizing your CBD, many studies are showing up to or around 90% absorption. Let’s break it down: Nano...

Let's start from the beginning: you've probably heard someone say the words “hemp” or “marijuana”. However, do you know the difference between the two terms? Throughout history, including the discovery of material made from hemp over 10,000 years ago, hemp was probably the first crop ever cultivated by mankind. According to an article published on healthline.com, the term “hemp” is used to mean cannabis that contains 0.3 percent or less THC content by dry weight. It claims that this definition was first proposed in 1979 in a book called “The Species Problem in Cannabis: Science & Semantics". According to the book,...