Cannabis is now legal in Canada, as a result, a lot of cannabis products are being marketed. From skincare to wellness, there’s a cannabis-infused product for everything. I recently discovered a product by Cannanda called CB2 Hemp Oil. I know many people are wondering what’s the difference between CB2 Oil and CBD Oil. Well, they’re not one and the same. If you are curious about both, it’s good to know what the difference is between the two. Below is a quick and simple breakdown.
What’s CB2 Oil?
First, we will start with CB2 oil. It’s what I have been putting in my smoothies lately and I am sure you have spotted it at your local health food store. CB2 is hemp oil. Why is this hemp oil different from other brands? Cannanda hemp oil is a “terpene blend in a base hemp seed oil. It doesn’t require a prescription, therefore, you can buy it from your health food store. It can be used in conjunction with CBD oil.
What Is CBD Oil?
CBD oil (cannabidiol) is derived from the Cannabis plant. It doesn’t contain THC which is responsible for the psychoactive side effects. CBD is now being credited for its health benefits. A few of the claimed benefits: anxiety, pain, depression, acne, heart health, and cancer-related symptoms. You won’t find therapeutic use CBD products in a health food store.
Here are a few of my favorite CBD and CB2 (Hemp Seed Oil) products:
THC Free Vegan Gummies.
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I picked this up from Healthy Planet. It’s also available at other health stores or online.
I love to use this in conjunction with other plant-based proteins since it’s good for the protein cycle (switch brands/rotate between two.
118 mL – $19.36 CAD.
I use this on its own or mix it with essential oils. Just LOVE it!!
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