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You may have heard the phrase ‘CBD’ spreading like wildfire today. Indeed, CBD-infused projects are all the craze, and the market for CBD is ever-expanding. But what exactly is CBD, and what does it do? This article gives a surface-level overview of the fundamentals of CBD. Without further ado:

What is CBD?

CBD is an abbreviation for cannabidiol, a chemical component found in the Cannabis plant. It is a naturally-occurring substance.

Will I get high from CBD?

No. CBD is a non-psychoactive chemical found in cannabis plants. For the most part, CBD will not leave you euphoric or sedated. In rare cases, however, some people react differently to CBD. Additionally, improperly extracted CBD may have enough THC to get a person high, which is why we recommend checking the labels on CBD that you purchase.

Is it legal?

In short, mostly. CBD, by itself, is a legal substance to consume. In 2018, President Trump signed the Farm Bill, legalizing the production of hemp (and, therefore, CBD) on a federal level. This bill effectively removed hemp from the oversight of the Drug Enforcement Administration. However, state governments have their own rules and regulations for marijuana and CBD. As of January 2020, CBD remains illegal in Idaho, Nebraska, and South Dakota.

Be aware that impure CBD may have federally illegal amounts of THC. To qualify as “pure,” CBD must have less than 0.3% THC content (the federally legal limit). If you are located in a state that has not yet fully legalized marijuana, be sure to check the label of any CBD products that you purchase to ensure that you can legally consume them in your state.

What are the benefits of CBD?

It is worth noting that CBD is by no means a cure-all for anything. Clinical studies have tested that CBD can treat certain illnesses and symptoms, but human trials have been limited. The only FDA-approved drug that is CBD-based is Epidiolex, which is used to treat epilepsy. However, CBD is commonly promoted as an over-the-counter treatment for several maladies.

While not medically proven, many people attest that CBD has helped to alleviate joint and muscle pain and some even report as helping with cancer. CBD binds to endocannabinoid receptors and reduces activity, curbing inflammation. Again, all of these uses are anecdotal. Scientific evidence to support such claims does not yet exist.

Both musculoskeletal and nerve pain can be treated with CBD, which binds to pain receptors as a reuptake inhibitor. Essentially, this has a numbing effect: CBD prevents the breakdown of chemicals in the brain that transmit the signal of ‘pain,’ causing your brain to tell your body that you are in less pain than you actually are.

CBD is also known to treat symptoms of anxiety and depression, as its effects are generally calming. By binding to serotonin receptors and activating them, CBD can reduce the effects of anxiety and promote overall wellness. CBD also enables you to think more clearly when stress hormones are released, allowing you to make more rational decisions in otherwise fight-or-flight situations.

Remember: CBD is not a cure-all, nor is it sufficient. It is recommended that CBD be used as a supplement to proper sleep, nutrition, and exercise. If your symptoms are severe, we recommend that you contact a medical professional.

Is it the same as marijuana? What about hemp?

The Cannabis sativa plant is divided into two main species: hemp and marijuana. Hemp has high CBD content and very low THC content, where marijuana has a much higher THC to CBD ratio. Hemp oil is drawn from hemp plant seeds and contains no cannabinoids (CBD or THC).

How do I take CBD?

There are four primary varieties of CBD: edibles, vapes, oil tinctures, and topical creams.

Edibles are any food or drink that is infused with CBD. Products range from baked goods to candies to teas and sports drinks. Because edibles are processed through the digestive system, their effects take up to an hour to kick-in. Once they do, they remain in effect for up to six hours, depending on your metabolic rate.

Vapes, short for vaporizers, on the other hand, take only ten minutes to reach peak saturation in your bloodstream. CBD vape liquid is inhaled via a vaporizer into the lungs and absorbed through capillaries into the bloodstream. This inhalation bypasses the digestive tract, but the effects generally wear off in approximately two hours. Few studies have been conducted to study the long-term effects of inhaling CBD.

The final ingestible method of consuming CBD is via oil tinctures. These are vials of CBD oil that typically have a dropper, which enables you to drop the oil under your tongue. This method is called ‘sublingual administration,’ in which the CBD oil absorbs through a mucus membrane under your tongue into your sublingual gland and the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. After holding the CBD oil under your tongue for about a minute, the remaining CBD oil can be swished around in your mouth, where it absorbs into capillaries in the gums and cheeks. This method is called ‘Buccal administration.’ After swishing, the remaining oil is swallowed. The effects of sublingual administration activate faster but last shorter than the effects of edibles.

If you prefer not to ingest anything, a topical CBD cream, lotion, or ointment may fir your needs. Where the effects of ingested or inhaled CBD are dispersed throughout the entire body via the bloodstream, topical CBD is effective at treating localized pain or stiffness. It can be rubbed on joints, ligaments, and muscles.

Shopping for CBD

CBD is now available in many brick-and-mortar retail locations, as well as online. Look for specialty grocery stores, wellness and vitamin shops, convenience stores, and dispensaries for your CBD products.

When shopping for CBD, be sure to check the product label. Legitimate CBD products will have labels, as any food would have a nutrition label. CBD labels typically have a batch number that you can use to look up specific manufacturing information about your product, as well as any third-party laboratory testing information about that batch and brand. Labels will also show you whether the CBD is full-spectrum or isolate, as well as what other ingredients are in the product.

If this information is not available on the CBD products you are investigating, we recommend that you not purchase those products; instead, purchase products whose manufacturing and ingredient information is readily available. Typically, products found in brick-and-mortar locations have already gone through a screening process.

Dosage

Because CBD is processed in the body, its effect depends on a person’s individual biological, metabolic, and digestive health. Dosage also depends on the method in which you consume CBD—through ingestion, inhalation, sublingually, or topically. The term ‘bioavailability’ refers to the percentage of the whole ingredient that is available to your body once it enters the bloodstream. For example, when you eat 10 mg of CBD in a cookie, some of the CBD content is broken down by gastric acids, and the liver neutralizes another portion of the CBD. Once the CBD finally enters your bloodstream, only 13-19% of the original CBD can take its effect on your body. Thus, edible CBD has a bioavailability of 13-19%. By comparison, inhaling CBD yields 10-60% bioavailability, while taking CBD sublingually yields 20-30% bioavailability. Applying CBD topically yields about 5% bioavailability.

However, there are ways to increase these numbers. For example, CBD is fat-soluble; thus, combining it with a high-fat snack, such as peanut butter, avocado, or hemp-seed oil, can help distribute more CBD to your body.

If you are unsure what dosage to take, start with a lower dose, and increase as needed to attain the desired effect. Studies have shown that even at extremely high doses, up to 1600 mg per day over a sustained period, CBD is safe. However, high doses may yield to unpleasantness such as diarrhea, dry mouth, fatigue, sleepiness, and a reduced appetite. CBD may also interfere with blood thinners and other medications. If you are new to CBD, you may want to consult a medical professional to see what dosage may be right for you.

Traveling with CBD

As of 2018, when the Farm Bill was passed, it is legal to travel state-to-state with CBD. Just be cautious about TSA-approved quantities of liquid if you are flying with CBD oil tinctures or vape liquid.

Drug Testing

If you have done your due diligence with shopping, your CBD will be pure (0.3% THC or less). In this instance, you are unlikely to test positive for THC on a drug test. However, if you undergo more sensitive testing — for example, as professional athletes do — then trace amounts of THC may appear on your lab results.

CBD for Pets

Although there are several CBD products marketed for cats and dogs, limited research exists to rank products in terms of efficacy in curbing pet pain and anxiety. The FDA has cleared all CBD-infused pet products available in stores as safe for animal consumption, but results vary.

This article was originally published on iHeart CBD Oil. To view the original article, click here. 

CBD is a natural element that can be derived from the hemp plant and also from the cannabis plant. Since the cannabis derived CBD is known to have a high concentration of THC, it is illegal in many parts of the world. Even in places where such products are legal, many people are hesitant to use the same due to various reasons. THC can be found in some hemp derived CBD products also. Many consumers are confused if such products are bad for health and whether such products have the same properties like that of non THC / CBD products. This article will give you an idea about the effectiveness of CBD products with THC.

What Is CBD And THC?

Even though CBD products are very popular in the market, many people still don’t know much about this product. CBD and THC are two major active cannabinoids present in the plants of the cannabis family. Yet, there are so many differences between these two.

THC is an element that has so many psychoactive and intoxicating properties. The presence of THC is what makes the people psychoactive when they use cannabis or marijuana. It can also alter the minds of the people and can make them experience euphoric feelings. If someone is having this element in high quantity, it can trigger anxiety and sometimes make the users feel hungry.

The biggest difference between CBD and THC is that CBD cannot make the users high like THC. It is non intoxicating and many people are using it in their daily life for the improvement of their mental and physical health.

What Are The Effects Of CBD With THC?

CBD products with the traces of THC are common in the market. Most of the hemp derived CBD products are having a small proportion of THC because it is not easy to separate full THC from the compound. Some manufacturers will label the proportion of THC in a product, while some will not because it will be present only in a negligible proportion. However, you can also buy CBD isolate products if you need CBD with zero THC. If you are buying any product labeled as full spectrum or broad spectrum, it is certain that it contains a small quantity of THC. Actually, any product having not more than 0.30 percent THC is legal in most of the countries. The effect of CBD with and without THC will be slightly different due to a phenomenon known as entourage effect.

What Are The Benefits Of CBD With THC?

Many experts are suggesting people to use full spectrum CBD products or those products with THC because it can cause an entourage effect. It is the process by which different cannabinoids work together to provide better effectiveness. In short, the effect of having CBD products with and without THC is different. The CBD functions to encourage different systems or to produce more endocannabinoids within the system while THC will bind with the receptors to promote the functioning of CBD. It is well known that THC can make the user high, but if consumed along with CBD in a very mild dosage, it will not trigger any euphoric feelings but will enhance the effectiveness of CBD and other cannabinoids.

What Are The Advantages Of Using CBD Without THC?

The main advantage of using CBD without THC is that the user will not have to worry about the high effects caused by cannabis products. This is because none of the cannabinoids except THC is capable of creating such effects on the user. If a person is using CBD isolate products, it will never show up during drug tests because most of these tests are concentrated on finding THC. It will also give the user more relaxation than using the products containing THC. Since the process of separating THC from the hemp extract is a time consuming one, CBD isolates are more expensive than the rest. Most of the CBD isolates come in powder or crystal form, making it easy for the user to consume them in different methods.

Both CBD products with and without THC have so many uses and advantages. The Endocannabinoid systems of the people are different; therefore, we cannot rank these products precisely because they function differently in people. So, if you are planning to use CBD, it is better to use these products separately and choose the one that is more suitable for you. However, if you are looking for a product with lower price, it would be ideal to use full spectrum CBD or those with the presence of THC.

This article was originally published on iHeart CBD Oil. To view the original article, click here.

CBD has been regarded as one of the exciting medications that you can buy in most countries. It was only a few decades back when this picture was indeed painted very grim. CBD had terrible cases of being stigmatized due to its somewhat weak association with marijuana. It took a while for the people to start seeing what they were missing out on, by choosing to look the other way. The streets started to be lined by supporters of CBD and finally, the wall was broken through when the Farm Bill was passed 2018.

CBD is a lot of things – a potent anti-inflammatory agent, a credible pain reliever, a sleep inducer, a holistic medication that helps soothe anxiety and stress, and a healing cream etc … so many titles and so many CBD health benefits. Nevertheless, one thing that CBD isn’t is tasty.

Taste: The Chink In Its Armor

People who have tried pure CBD would pin the taste of this lifesaving extract much like that of the earth, although nourishing it tasted like dirt. The earthy flavor can be compared to the strong smell of the soil that you may get of the whiff of when it rains heavy. For some, this is simply unbearable. They are long past the age of grimacing while drinking bitter cough syrups and they do not want a trip through memory lane.

This becomes a problem especially for kids, who find it even harder to ingest it. If you are someone who doesn’t want to let CBD go to waste and still want to be able to reap its rich benefits, we are willing to tell you some ways in which you can consume it…minus the after taste.

CBD Pills

This has to be undoubtedly one of the easiest ways of taking CBD in. It ranks as the second most popular way to consume CBD after CBD oil. The combination is simply perfect; we have the gel coating that encapsulates the contents of the CBD oil and it saves your taste buds from chancing the earthy flavor of CBD. This is ideal especially for those who find the dreaded idea of tasting the strong flavor too sensitive.

Another reason that makes CBD capsules a winner is that you are spared from accidental spillage. Carrying a bottle of tincture or CBD oil can cause the cap to loosen and the contents to spill into your carrying bag. Plus CBD capsules are one the best inconspicuous ways of getting CBD into your system. You can be sitting amid a bustling office or a public bus and you can simply reach for a CBD capsule and enjoy it.

Related: Curious about the differences between THC and CBD? Click here to learn more.

CBD Vapes/ CBD E-Oil 

If you are someone who fancies a smoke or are accepting the idea of inhaling fumes, then CBD vapes are the perfect additions to your CBD entourage of products. The best thing about having a CBD vape pen is that the effects of the CBD are much faster acting. If you are in excruciating pain and want a fast, safe, and natural relief, then CBD vape is your go-to. The dense network of alveoli in the lungs acts as an interface that takes in all of the CBD from the fumes and directly passes it into the bloodstream. Not only will, taking CBD in this method throw out the possibility of you catching its taste; but also to make matters easier, the fumes are generally added with different flavors of menthol, sweet berries, and even chocolate or vanilla. It is a sweet indulgence that you can look forward to. However, this is not a method that would go well with those of younger ages, for reasons you already know.

CBD Gummies

These are going to be a star among the younger ones among us. You are indulging in a sweet treat that just happens to be CBD. The taste of CBD is completely masked with sweetness. Because of this, the dosage of CBD is also not very high. For kids, however, this is perfect. They only require doses in accordance with their low body weight. Many other CBD products mask the feeling of it being a medication like CBD chocolates, CBD gum, and many more. The sheer versatility of CBD allows it to be fused into most food stuff, so the choices are endless if you are ready to search for it.

The Final Note

The sheer list of CBD products that are available on the market is far too many to list out. If you don’t like one form of CBD, we can assure you that you will be able to find other attractive options. As they say, “there is always something for everyone,” and in the case of CBD, this couldn’t be any more truer! Take the plunge with any of the numerous CBD products and find yourself to be in for a pleasant surprise.

This article was originally published on iHeart CBD Oil. To view the original article, click here. 

You may have heard the phrase “CBD” spreading like wildfire today. Indeed, CBD-infused projects are all the craze, and the market for CBD is ever-expanding. But what exactly is CBD, and what does it do? This article gives a surface-level overview of the fundamentals of CBD. Without further ado:

What is CBD?

CBD is an abbreviation for cannabidiol, a chemical component found in the Cannabis plant. It is a naturally-occurring substance.

Will I get high from CBD?

No. CBD is a non-psychoactive chemical found in cannabis plants. For the most part, CBD will not leave you euphoric or sedated. In rare cases, however, some people react differently to CBD. Additionally, improperly extracted CBD may have enough THC to get a person high, which is why we recommend checking the labels on CBD that you purchase.

Is it legal?

In short, mostly. CBD, by itself, is a legal substance to consume. In 2018, President Trump signed the Farm Bill, legalizing the production of hemp (and, therefore, CBD) on a federal level. This bill effectively removed hemp from the oversight of the Drug Enforcement Administration. However, state governments have their own rules and regulations for marijuana and CBD. As of January 2020, CBD remains illegal in Idaho, Nebraska, and South Dakota.

Be aware that impure CBD may have federally illegal amounts of THC. To qualify as “pure,” CBD must have less than 0.3% THC content (the federally legal limit). If you are located in a state that has not yet fully legalized marijuana, be sure to check the label of any CBD products that you purchase to ensure that you can legally consume them in your state.

What are the benefits of CBD?

It is worth noting that CBD is by no means a cure-all for anything. Clinical studies have tested that CBD can treat certain illnesses and symptoms, but human trials have been limited. The only FDA-approved drug that is CBD-based is Epidiolex, which is used to treat epilepsy. However, CBD is commonly promoted as an over-the-counter treatment for several maladies.

While not medically proven, many people attest that CBD has helped to alleviate joint and muscle pain and some even report as helping with cancer. CBD binds to endocannabinoid receptors and reduces activity, curbing inflammation. Again, all of these uses are anecdotal. Scientific evidence to support such claims does not yet exist.

Both musculoskeletal and nerve pain can be treated with CBD, which binds to pain receptors as a reuptake inhibitor. Essentially, this has a numbing effect: CBD prevents the breakdown of chemicals in the brain that transmit the signal of ‘pain,’ causing your brain to tell your body that you are in less pain than you actually are.

CBD is also known to treat symptoms of anxiety and depression, as its effects are generally calming. By binding to serotonin receptors and activating them, CBD can reduce the effects of anxiety and promote overall wellness. CBD also enables you to think more clearly when stress hormones are released, allowing you to make more rational decisions in otherwise fight-or-flight situations.

Remember: CBD is not a cure-all, nor is it sufficient. It is recommended that CBD be used as a supplement to proper sleep, nutrition, and exercise. If your symptoms are severe, we recommend that you contact a medical professional.

Is it the same as marijuana? What about hemp?

The Cannabis sativa plant is divided into two main species: hemp and marijuana. Hemp has high CBD content and very low THC content, where marijuana has a much higher THC to CBD ratio. Hemp oil is drawn from hemp plant seeds and contains no cannabinoids (CBD or THC).

How do I take CBD?

There are four primary varieties of CBD: edibles, vapes, oil tinctures, and topical creams.

Edibles are any food or drink that is infused with CBD. Products range from baked goods to candies to teas and sports drinks. Because edibles are processed through the digestive system, their effects take up to an hour to kick-in. Once they do, they remain in effect for up to six hours, depending on your metabolic rate.

Vapes, short for vaporizers, on the other hand, take only ten minutes to reach peak saturation in your bloodstream. CBD vape liquid is inhaled via a vaporizer into the lungs and absorbed through capillaries into the bloodstream. This inhalation bypasses the digestive tract, but the effects generally wear off in approximately two hours. Few studies have been conducted to study the long-term effects of inhaling CBD.

The final ingestible method of consuming CBD is via oil tinctures. These are vials of CBD oil that typically have a dropper, which enables you to drop the oil under your tongue. This method is called ‘sublingual administration,’ in which the CBD oil absorbs through a mucus membrane under your tongue into your sublingual gland and the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. After holding the CBD oil under your tongue for about a minute, the remaining CBD oil can be swished around in your mouth, where it absorbs into capillaries in the gums and cheeks. This method is called ‘Buccal administration.’ After swishing, the remaining oil is swallowed. The effects of sublingual administration activate faster but last shorter than the effects of edibles.

If you prefer not to ingest anything, a topical CBD cream, lotion, or ointment may fir your needs. Where the effects of ingested or inhaled CBD are dispersed throughout the entire body via the bloodstream, topical CBD is effective at treating localized pain or stiffness. It can be rubbed on joints, ligaments, and muscles.

Shopping for CBD

CBD is now available in many brick-and-mortar retail locations, as well as online. Look for specialty grocery stores, wellness and vitamin shops, convenience stores, and dispensaries for your CBD products.

When shopping for CBD, be sure to check the product label. Legitimate CBD products will have labels, as any food would have a nutrition label. CBD labels typically have a batch number that you can use to look up specific manufacturing information about your product, as well as any third-party laboratory testing information about that batch and brand. Labels will also show you whether the CBD is full-spectrum or isolate, as well as what other ingredients are in the product.

If this information is not available on the CBD products you are investigating, we recommend that you not purchase those products; instead, purchase products whose manufacturing and ingredient information is readily available. Typically, products found in brick-and-mortar locations have already gone through a screening process.

Dosage

Because CBD is processed in the body, its effect depends on a person’s individual biological, metabolic, and digestive health. Dosage also depends on the method in which you consume CBD — through ingestion, inhalation, sublingually, or topically. The term ‘bioavailability’ refers to the percentage of the whole ingredient that is available to your body once it enters the bloodstream. For example, when you eat 10 mg of CBD in a cookie, some of the CBD content is broken down by gastric acids, and the liver neutralizes another portion of the CBD. Once the CBD finally enters your bloodstream, only 13-19% of the original CBD can take its effect on your body. Thus, edible CBD has a bioavailability of 13-19%. By comparison, inhaling CBD yields 10-60% bioavailability, while taking CBD sublingually yields 20-30% bioavailability. Applying CBD topically yields about 5% bioavailability.

However, there are ways to increase these numbers. For example, CBD is fat-soluble; thus, combining it with a high-fat snack, such as peanut butter, avocado, or hemp-seed oil, can help distribute more CBD to your body.

If you are unsure what dosage to take, start with a lower dose, and increase as needed to attain the desired effect. Studies have shown that even at extremely high doses, up to 1600 mg per day over a sustained period, CBD is safe. However, high doses may yield to unpleasantness such as diarrhea, dry mouth, fatigue, sleepiness, and a reduced appetite. CBD may also interfere with blood thinners and other medications. If you are new to CBD, you may want to consult a medical professional to see what dosage may be right for you.

Traveling with CBD

As of 2018, when the Farm Bill was passed, it is legal to travel state-to-state with CBD. Just be cautious about TSA-approved quantities of liquid if you are flying with CBD oil tinctures or vape liquid.

Drug Testing

If you have done your due diligence with shopping, your CBD will be pure (0.3% THC or less). In this instance, you are unlikely to test positive for THC on a drug test. However, if you undergo more sensitive testing—for example, as professional athletes do—then trace amounts of THC may appear on your lab results.

CBD for Pets

Although there are several CBD products marketed for cats and dogs, limited research exists to rank products in terms of efficacy in curbing pet pain and anxiety. The FDA has cleared all CBD-infused pet products available in stores as safe for animal consumption, but results vary.

This article was originally published on iHeart CBD Oil. To view the original article, click here. 

CBD is a natural element that can be derived from the hemp plant and also from the cannabis plant. Since the cannabis derived CBD is known to have a high concentration of THC, it is illegal in many parts of the world. Even in places where such products are legal, many people are hesitant to use the same due to various reasons. THC can be found in some hemp derived CBD products also. Many consumers are confused if such products are bad for health and whether such products have the same properties like that of non THC / CBD products. This article will give you an idea about the effectiveness of CBD products with THC.

What Is CBD And THC?

Even though CBD products are very popular in the market, many people still don’t know much about this product. CBD and THC are two major active cannabinoids present in the plants of the cannabis family. Yet, there are so many differences between these two.

THC is an element that has so many psychoactive and intoxicating properties. The presence of THC is what makes the people psychoactive when they use cannabis or marijuana. It can also alter the minds of the people and can make them experience euphoric feelings. If someone is having this element in high quantity, it can trigger anxiety and sometimes make the users feel hungry.

The biggest difference between CBD and THC is that CBD cannot make the users high like THC. It is non intoxicating and many people are using it in their daily life for the improvement of their mental and physical health.

What Are The Effects Of CBD With THC?

CBD products with the traces of THC are common in the market. Most of the hemp derived CBD products are having a small proportion of THC because it is not easy to separate full THC from the compound. Some manufacturers will label the proportion of THC in a product, while some will not because it will be present only in a negligible proportion. However, you can also buy CBD isolate products if you need CBD with zero THC. If you are buying any product labeled as full spectrum or broad spectrum, it is certain that it contains a small quantity of THC. Actually, any product having not more than 0.30 percent THC is legal in most of the countries. The effect of CBD with and without THC will be slightly different due to a phenomenon known as entourage effect.

What Are The Benefits Of CBD With THC?

Many experts are suggesting people to use full spectrum CBD products or those products with THC because it can cause an entourage effect. It is the process by which different cannabinoids work together to provide better effectiveness. In short, the effect of having CBD products with and without THC is different. The CBD functions to encourage different systems or to produce more endocannabinoids within the system while THC will bind with the receptors to promote the functioning of CBD. It is well known that THC can make the user high, but if consumed along with CBD in a very mild dosage, it will not trigger any euphoric feelings but will enhance the effectiveness of CBD and other cannabinoids.

What Are The Advantages Of Using CBD Without THC?

The main advantage of using CBD without THC is that the user will not have to worry about the high effects caused by cannabis products. This is because none of the cannabinoids except THC is capable of creating such effects on the user. If a person is using CBD isolate products, it will never show up during drug tests because most of these tests are concentrated on finding THC. It will also give the user more relaxation than using the products containing THC. Since the process of separating THC from the hemp extract is a time consuming one, CBD isolates are more expensive than the rest. Most of the CBD isolates come in powder or crystal form, making it easy for the user to consume them in different methods.

Both CBD products with and without THC have so many uses and advantages. The Endocannabinoid systems of the people are different; therefore, we cannot rank these products precisely because they function differently in people. So, if you are planning to use CBD, it is better to use these products separately and choose the one that is more suitable for you. However, if you are looking for a product with lower price, it would be ideal to use full spectrum CBD or those with the presence of THC.