CBD isolate is the purified form of CBD (cannabidiol). All other compounds (including cannabinoids such as THC) are removed from the hemp plant.

CBG is a cannabinoid precursor to the more familiar cannabinoids THCa, CBD, and THC, among others. It is often referred to as the “Mother of All Cannabinoids.” There is anecdotal evidence that smoking these specific high-CBG strains can create feelings of euphoria, upliftment, mental and visual clarity, focus, and calmness. CBG is also potentially effective in acting as a buffer to the paranoia that is often experienced by those using high-THC products.

Of course, more studies need to be done, but research has been showing that CBD can be helpful in treating certain symptoms of PTSD.

Taking too much CBD isn’t going to harm you but there is a limit to the amount of therapeutic effect you can gain by increasing your CBD dosage. Paying close attention to how your body reacts to the dosage you take can help you dial in the perfect amount.

A hemp-derived substance with a high concentration of CBD, but which also contains all naturally found substances in the cannabis plant including flavonoids, terpenes, and other cannabinoids.

CBD has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and moisturizing properties that can help with a variety of skin ailments. This can help reduce inflammation in skin, regulate oil production, treat and prevent acne, and soothe the symptoms of chronic skin conditions.

CBD has shown over and over again that it can help reduce pain. Some pain-relieving CBD products include other helpful ingredients such as Manuka honey and menthol to create a deeper relief.

The short answer to, "Can CBD help depression?", is that there are many early scientific indicators of the powerful impact CBD can have on mood, depression and anxiety. There are a growing number of studies that will provide more scientific proof and specifics on the "how it happens" and "how much it helps". As we learn more from the scientific community, we also rely on experiences of people and learn from their successes.

Most likely, no, but... Drug tests don't pick up CBD as CBD products don't contain enough (if any) of the psychoactive elements that THC provides. Full spectrum CBD products do contain trace elements of THC, but at less than 0.3%, typically not enough to risk failing a drug test (but no guarantees). You should use an isolate or broad spectrum CBD product that contains 0.0% Delta 9 THC if you are worried.

CBD is not addictive and may even help in the treatment of addiction.

Early studies suggest that CBD is helpful in preventing an aging process known as compromised autophagy, in which the body becomes unable to remove unwanted cellular and subcellular compounds. Additionally, CBD can play a beneficial role in strategies used to combat aging.

No. CBD is not psychoactive and you won't feel high from taking CBD products.

Broad-spectrum CBD products do not typically contain THC but contain various compounds and cannabinoids from the cannabis plant. This includes cannabinol, cannabichromene (CBC), and other terpenes.

If you are strictly using CBD Isolate, then yes. If there are even trace amounts of THC in your product (Full Spectrum) you could fail a drug test although it is extremely rare. The trace amounts are designed to be safe for drug tests, but if you are concerned, use a CBD isolate or Broad Spectrum product that say "THC-Free".

CBD has anti-inflammatory properties which can help reduce swelling in joints as well as pain relieving qualities that can naturally ease pain caused by arthritis.