Water-Soluble CBD

When choosing a tea to drink that includes CBD, there’s a lot to consider. Because oil and water don’t mix, CBD oil-based teas cannot extract in hot water. Because we wanted to provide our customers with a highly bioavailable CBD tea, we sourced a broad spectrum, water-soluble CBD powder and incorporated it into six uniquely crafted teas. Promising optimum bioavailability and maximum absorption, our 100% THC-free CBD teas bring variety, while providing important benefits, sure to meet anyone’s health and pleasure needs. Finally, because cannabinoids need fat to be absorbed in the small intestine, make sure to enjoy your CBD Buddha Teas with, or directly after, a meal or light snack that contains some dietary fat.<>/p>

Some CBD Facts

1. CBD doesn’t make you high. Although CBD is only one of more than 60 recognized cannabis compounds that have been used medicinally for centuries, recent breeders have figured out how to isolate the CBD from its psychoactive partners. This is why hemp-derived CBD has become a legal way to calm down!
2. 50+ CBD Benefits have been touted, even though nobody can legally tell you any of them are true. One highly publicized outcome from CBD usage is the reduction of epileptic seizures. CBD has also been reported to reduce inflammation. As well, CBD has shown to be useful to those with conditions that produce nausea.
3. If you didn’t know that the human body has its own endocannabinoid system (part of our neurotransmitter system), now’s the time to learn. What does this mean? The endocannabinoid system is a biological system comprised of cannabinoids, cannabinoid receptors, and enzymes that break down the cannabinoids. The reason cannabis treats so many conditions is because the cannabinoids it releases into our bodies stimulate the endocannabinoid system, and that stimulation is like a shot of “feel good.”
4. Our remarkable human bodies are born with the ability to produce cannabinoids all on their own. We have two receptors, CB1 and CB2 receptors, and when we ingest CBD, it attaches to these receptors to create the effects. CB1 receptors are found in the brain and are activated with THC, the marijuana part that gets you high. But the CB2 receptors, more common in the immune system, deal with how we experience pain and inflammation. What has been more recently revealed, however, is that CBD influences the body to use more of its own cannabinoids.