CBD GUMMIES

A CBD edible that is gelatin-based and created with water/juice, a form of sweetener, and infused with an industrial hemp extract; Cannabidiol (CBD). CBD is a single chemical compound known as a cannabinoid and is naturally derived from Cannabis Sativa plants.

CBD gummies can be broken down into three different types:

• Full Spectrum
• Broad Spectrum
• Pure CBD

These three groups can be further broken down into an unlimited amount of options such as unique sizes, flavors, and CBD potencies.

Based on the specific extraction method used, there are three types of CBD gummies:

1. Full Spectrum CBD Gummies
   

   Full-spectrum means that the CBD sourced was extracted from cannabis plants like hemp with full cannabinoid, terpene, and flavonoid profiles. This means it contains the entire cannabinoid profile from extraction, it has not been manipulated to isolate or remove specifics. Full-spectrum, for instance, contains THC, the cannabinoid responsible for the “high” effect we associate with marijuana. Full-spectrum CBD, if sourced from hemp, or according to standards for legal purposes, should contain less than 0.3% THC which shouldn’t influence a drug test nor cause any psychotropic side effects.

2. Broad Spectrum CBD Gummies
   

   Use cannabinoid extracts that through processing or manipulation, have removed certain cannabinoids. This may produce for instance a full cannabinoid profile gummy that has selectively removed all THC. Generally, another potential negative of broad-spectrum CBD gummies is that they don’t offer the entourage effect because it is missing some phytocannabinoids, flavonoids, and terpenes from the plants that the broad-spectrum CBD extract was sourced from.

3. Pure CBD Gummies
   

   These are gummies that only have pure CBD incorporated in the mix. The product used for this is CBD Isolate and is a form of extraction that scientifically targets a specific cannabinoid. What is important to note here is that having no other cannabinoids to support the CBD molecule may potentially undermine its effectiveness.

There are 3 specific ways to make CBD Gummies.

1. CBD-Infused Gummies
   

   These are directly infused with CBD at the ingredient mixing stage. They may contain CBD oil or isolate within the mixture before production. Some gummies like Cannabidiol Life’s Vegan, Organic, Non-GMO Gummies incorporate hemp extract directly into the product. Infused gummies may have an herb or plant-like taste, often sweetened or enhanced for a more natural feel and integrity.

2. CBD-Sprayed Gummies
   

   Gummies produced in this way incorporate one of the extraction methods into a water or oil-based adhesive concoction that will stick and dry on gummies. This is generally how companies add CBD in a cost-effective way or may increase or decrease already infused gummies for an extra kick.

3. Rolled or Tossed CBD Gummies
   

   Gummies produced in this fashion will have CBD isolate directly applied as an additive to whatever sweetener is flaked onto them. Generally, gummies produced in this way blend isolate mixed with sweetener which is then tossed with wet gummies until fully coated.

The primary distinctions between one CBD gummy to the next while disregarding the shape, color, and taste, are the following two things:

• The Type of CBD Extract Used
• The Gummy Production Method Used

Let’s break this down further for a more direct answer.  There are:

• three (3) specific types of CBD products
• three (3) different CBD gummy manufacturing methods used (more or less)

HERE IS A INFOGRAPHIC DEPICTING THE ABOVE:

Therefore, directly, there are a total of 9 different types of CBD gummies available for purchase online.

The answer to this question is not necessarily what CBD gummies do, but more so, what CBD does to the human body.  The gummy aspect is irrelevant in regards to offering you the correct answer.  Cannabidiol (CBD) acts on the human body’s Endocannabinoid System (ECS), naturally present in all mammals, which helps promote bodily “homeostasis” or a balanced state of well being by promoting better communication between the human bodies internal management system.

We’ve created an amazing, in-depth article called, “What Does CBD do?” and we highly advise that you give it a read.  There is a wonderful educational video on there as well.

Cannabinoids interact with receptors in the human body to regulate a number of functions such as mood, appetite, pain, sleep, and the stress response. These receptors make up what’s known as the endocannabinoid system, or ECS for short.

The ECS was discovered in the late 1980s and appears to promote harmony or synergy among our body’s other systems, such as the nervous and digestive.  This process is known as homeostasis and is considered the main factor in the overall balance between the body’s various systems.

In fact, cannabis has so many potential uses as a relief supplement, it’s now being hailed as a “miracle plant” by a growing number of patients.  This isn’t surprising as many civilizations have been using cannabis for thousands of years and now, CBD, all on its own, is showing some of the same promising results.

Both CBD gummies and THC gummies have been shown to potentially help with many wellness concerns, but we’re here to talk about the differences!

As the legality of marijuana and other cannabis-based products continues to tighten up all of the grey areas, consumers are becoming more selective, and cautious, with their choices. CBD (Cannabidiol) and THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) are the two most common chemical compounds found in the Cannabis genus.

Here Are The Top 3 Differences Between CBD and THC Gummies:

1. CBD is the main compound sourced from Industrial Hemp plants, while THC is the main compound of Marijuana plants.
2. CBD does not cause a euphoric high, THC does.
3. Industrial Hemp-derived CBD is Federally Legal, THC is not.

Both CBD and THC gummies have been shown to potentially have certain medical benefits. In terms of negative side effects, they’re also both considered to be mild. Still, it’s a good idea to always consult with your doctor before taking cannabinoids in order to minimize the risk of negative drug interactions with any medicines you may be taking.

• LABEL GUIDANCE:
  Always follow the label instructions and guidance offered on the CBD gummies product packaging/label.  If you have questions or concerns, give contact us here or simply give us a call, 833-YAY-Hemp (833-929-4367) 
• STORAGE:
  Make sure they are covered when not using them. Always store in a cool and dark place, away from direct sunlight.

While the CBD industry is prohibited for making any medical claims for any specific medical condition via the direction of the Food and Drug Administration, CBD consumers, as well as various medical & scientific studies, have reported some type of positive benefit after consuming or adding CBD to their diet. 

We highly recommend doing your own research and we recommend using the NIH, National Institutes of Health Website, or PubMed.com as a starting point.

We’ve conveniently added a few links below to be directly connected to a medical study for specific health and medical condition studies.

Specific Health Conditions Connected To CBD

• CBD For Pain Relief
• CBD For Sleep
• CBD For Anxiety
• CBD For Headaches & Migraines
• CBD For ADD & ADHD

The amount of CBD gummies a person should eat is completely based on the person’s weight. Here is the mathematical equation to find out your specific recommended dosage so that you can find out how many CBD gummies you should be taking: 

Body Weight (lbs) x 0.325mg (CBD) = Recommended CBD MG Dose

Once you know the milligrams of CBD that you need per serving, you can then calculate how many CBD gummies you need to eat by dividing the serving size by the amount of CBD inside each gummy; it’s that easy! 

Math Equation Worked Out In A Real Life Scenario:

• Suggested serving size (50mg) / Amount of CBD per gummy (25mg) = 2 CBD Gummies Per Dose

For a more in-depth look into CBD dosing, read the full article here.

Hemp oil CBD gummies may be purchased online or at various locations across the entire United States as well as in many countries worldwide.

At Cannabidiol Life, we believe CBD has the power to help people, so much so in fact that we’ve provided a convenient state-by-state guide where you can find locations to purchase CBD gummies near you (even if they’re not from us).

• Click here to view CBD near you
• You can also view our Store Locator to see if there are any stores nearing you carrying Cannabidiol Life products on their shelves
• At the end of the day, we invite you to stick with us and consider the top-rated CBD gummies on the market; Buy CBD Gummies Here

We believe we produce some of the highest quality CBD gummy products on the market, if not the highest.

Our CBD gummy bears are our #1 most popular product out of our entire collection!  Here are a few more reasons why Cannabidiol Life offers the best gummies in the hemp industry:

• Sourced from organically grown hemp on EPA compliant American farms.
• We are USDA certified organic
• Certified GMP compliant
• Patented Hemp Extraction Technology
• 3rd-Party Tests & Lab Reports

For more specifics, please view our article on, What Makes Cannabidiol Life So Different?

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