What Is CBD Oil Really Used For?

CBD, or cannabidol, is one of the non-psychoactive components found in the cannabis or hemp plant. That means it doesn’t get a user high, unlike marijuana.

 The ingredient that has seen a surge in popularity, with people using it as a tool for a host of health issues. CBD is available in oils, which is arguably its most widely known and often-studied form. (It can also be used in a vape pen, consumed through food like CBD gummies or added to items like creams and beauty products.) Our product line has sprays that gives you a phenomenal 98% absorption rate!! 

Like with most health-related items, you should understand the benefits and limitations of CBD before you rush off and start using products like CBD oil. Below is a breakdown of just some of the things you should know, according to research and experts:

CBD oil may help with mental health issues.

Some evidence suggests it could help with pain and other medical conditions.

CBD oil might help people living with addiction.

CBD oil could help with sleep.

CBD products aren’t approved items from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This means they aren’t regulated for purity and dosage like other medications.

Its always best to do your due diligence in research. So you my be wondering exactly what CBD Oil is?

CBD Oil is extracted from the aerial flower parts, stalk and/or stems of the hemp plant. Unfortunately, it’s typically not easy to know if a product contains CBD just by looking at its label. Many products containing CBD don’t mention CBD anywhere on the label. That’s because saying CBD on the label or website can increase the company’s risk associated with FDA regulations and credit card processing agreements. Instead of just saying CBD on the label, many products that contain CBD list the primary ingredient as Hemp Extract. To add to the confusion, they may also list hempseed oil, olive oil or MCT oil as ingredients. This can lead some people to mistakenly think there isn’t any CBD in the product. Those other oils listed are the “carrier oils.” Carrier oils dilute the concentrated hemp extract (which includes the pure CBD) to improve the taste of the product.

Hopefully you now have a better understanding of the different types of Hemp Oil. If you’re wanting to buy a hemp product that definitely has CBD in it, check out my product line! http://www.HempWorx.com/GEOTEAM