Broad Spectrum CBD |
CBD with a range of terpenes and sometimes other cannabinoids but no THC. |
Cannabidiol |
Also know as CBD! The compound found in hemp plants that we love. |
Cannabinoid |
The compounds that are found in the cannabis plant of which there are over 100, CBD and THC being the most well-known. |
Cannabinoid Receptors |
There are two receptor groups found in the body (CB1 and CB2) that form part of our endocannabinoid system. |
CB1 Receptor |
Is the primary receptor found in the brain and central nervous system. CB1 is responsible for activating the euphoric effects of cannabis. |
CB2 Receptor |
The receptor involved in controlling the body’s immune system. CB2 plays a critical role in monitoring inflammation |
Cannabis |
A plant family which includes marijuana and hemp. |
CBD Isolate |
A pure form of CBD which doesn’t contain terpenes or cannibinoids. |
Endocannabinoid System |
The ECS exists and is active in your body even if you don’t use cannabis. It modulates homeostasis in the body and effects things such as; sleep, mood, appetite and memory |
Full Spectrum CBD |
In contrast to CBD isolate, this form includes a range of terpenes and cannabinoids aswell as traces of THC. |
Hemp |
Hemp is the plant CBD comes from and is also utilised for building and fabrics. |
MCT Oil |
Medium-Chain Triglyceride comes from the coconut and contains essential fatty acids. It is mixed with CBD in many products as a carrier oil. |
Terpenes |
The naturally occurring attributes of plant-derived essential oils that provide the flavours, scents and boast other therapeutic benefits. |
CBD: Keywords Explained
CBD: Keywords Explained
- by Lucy Hillier
- September 14, 2020
- 1 min read