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Although both are extracted from the cannabis plant, there is a significant difference between the two. CBD comes from the Cannabis sativa plant and doesn't produce the "high" associated with THC. Instead, CBD helps with stress, anxiety, depression, and even seizures without the psychoactive effects. THC, on the other hand, binds with the cannabinoid 1 (CB1) receptors in your brain, producing the "high". While THC also offers many health benefits similar to CBD, it is not legal for use in many states.

CBD offers numerous health benefits, whether taken in edible, smokable, or topical forms. Some conditions that CBD can help include: - Migraines - Depression - Anxiety - Inflammation, including skin inflammation from eczema - Pain - Seizures - Temporary arthritis pain relief Smokable forms provide immediate benefits as they enter your system quickly. Edible forms may take longer to show effects as they need to be digested. Topical forms can provide targeted relief for specific areas, such as joints or eczema.

Side effects are fairly rare when taking CBD. It is generally well-tolerated, even in high doses. However, some potential side effects may include: - Appetite changes - Weight loss - Fatigue - Dizziness - Diarrhea These side effects are often due to interactions with other medications. If you have concerns, please consult your doctor before using CBD in any form.

Not every drug test can detect CBD, but there are some CBD-sensitive tests available for employers to use. Hemp can also produce minor traces of THC, which could cause a false-positive for marijuana usage. While typically using CBD will not cause you to fail a drug test, it is best to avoid large quantities of hemp products before a drug test.

On a federal level, all uses of hemp-derived CBD are legal. However, there are a few states that have not legalized the use of CBD in any form. These are: - Idaho - Iowa - South Dakota Due to these laws, The Purple Nugget cannot ship our products to these states.