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CBD stands for cannabidiol, which is a natural compound derived from the cannabis plant. It is one of the many cannabinoids found in cannabis, but unlike THC, it is not psychoactive. CBD has gained popularity for its potential therapeutic and wellness effects, as well as a substitute to nicotine tobacco.

CBD stands for cannabidiol, one of over 100 cannabinoids found in the female hemp plant. In countries were THC is legal like the USA, the goal is to breed hemp flowers with minimal CBD content but high THC content. In Switzerland and the EU the current regulations only allow for a THC concentration below 1%. So CBD cultivation in Switzerland has focused on CBG, CBN, and CBD.

The cannabinoid CBG occurs in most hemp plants in very low concentrations, mainly young, immature flowers. CBG could be considered the precursor to CBD; since CBG in the young plant eventually becomes CBD in an adult plant. It is believed that the effects of these two substances are quite similar.

Cannabinol (CBN) is a psychoactive cannabinoid found in older cannabis plants. CBN is gaining popularity because of its potential benefits for sleep and pain management issues.

Cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabinol (CBN) are two of over a hundred natural chemical components, known as cannabinoids, found in the cannabis plant. While tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the psychoactive compound responsible for the “high” associated with marijuana, CBD and CBN are considered milder substances. They are non-psychoactive and are primarily recognized for their potential medical benefits.

CBD and CBN may interact with the same receptors in your body, but they produce different effects. CBD is more widely known and derived from the hemp plant, making it legally available for consumption in the EU and Switzerland. CBN has limited research and availability, but it is gaining recognition for its wellness benefits in sleep and pain management.

From a science perspective, relevant amounts of CBN are formed as a metabolite of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBN acts as a partial agonist at the CB1 and CB2 receptors. However, it has lower affinities compared to THC. CB1 receptors are mainly in our central nervous system and spinal cord, and CB2 receptors are mostly located in our organs and immune system. It is possible that CBN interacts with both of these receptors, whereas CBD works in other ways to increase the production of our own endocannabinoids.

CBD interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS), which plays a role in regulating various physiological functions. CBD can influence receptors in the ECS, potentially promoting balance and well-being in the body. CBD flowers contain very little if any THC, do they do not cause the “high”, experienced with marihuana.

Cannabidiol (CBD) oil —sometimes called a CBD tincture— is a product or concentrate extracted from cannabis plant and contains high concentrations of CBD and small amounts of THC (if any). CBD oil is extracted from the flowers, leaves, and stalks of hemp plants using various methods, including CO2 extraction and solvent extraction.

CBD Oil is typically extracted from hemp plants using various methods, including CO2 extraction and solvent extraction. After extraction, the resulting CBD paste contains a higher concentration of CBD along with other beneficial compounds like terpenes and flavonoids, creating the “entourage effect.”

CBD Oils are generally made with just two ingredients: the CBD extract (like a paste) and the carrier (which can be any type of oil). The carrier oil stabilizes and preserves the CBD and helps your body absorb it.

CBD drops (or CBD tinctures) are alcohol-based extracts that is strained and the entire solution is bottled, along with additional ingredients for flavor.

Yes, CBD is legal in Switzerland as long as the THC level is below the legal limit (1%). CBD products, including CBD flowers, CBD oil, and other CBD-based products, can be legally sold and purchased in Switzerland. CBD can not be sold to minors under the age of 18 (same age restriction as tobacco products like cigarettes and vaping products).

Currenty, Canton Basel is conducting a “WeedCare” a study for the potential future sale of cannabis in pharmacies.The WEED CARE study on the regulated sale of cannabis in pharmacies examines the public health effects of permitting regulated cannabis sales, compared to the present situation in which cannabis is illegal. So, perhaps in the near future Cannabis and THC will be legal in Switzerland. Then like in California, you can simply roll your weed joint and smoke cannabis without the worries of criminalization.

No, CBD is not considered a drug. CBD flowers can purchased anywhere in Switzerland, if you are 18 years or older and the THC concentration is below 1%.It is a natural compound derived from the cannabis plant, known for its potential therapeutic properties. According to Swissmedic, The Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products is the Swiss surveillance authority for medicines “Unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD is not subject to the Narcotics Act because it does not produce a comparable psychoactive effect.”

All of our CBD hemp manufacturer are officially listed and regulated by the BAG (Federal Office of Public Health). To ensure quality and compliance, these varieties undergo regular testing conducted by the federal government to determine their CBD/THC content.

Until January 2020, CBD hemp producers faced relatively high levies due to its classification as a tobacco substitute. However, this has not deterred many farmers from transitioning to cultivating CBD hemp or collaborating with hemp producers. Since February 2020, the tax on CBD flowers has been abolished, resulting in reduced prices for producers, traders, and consumers.

Since the legalization of CBD hemp in Switzerland in 2016, the number of registered CBD growers has grown to approximately 500. This is due to the fact that CBD hemp yields higher returns compared to crops such as wheat or beet. Switzerland has emerged as one of the leading CBD cultivation regions globally, alongside Israel, highlighting the plant’s significant medical and economic value. The sales potential of CBD hemp in Switzerland is currently estimated to be in the range of several billion francs, and the market trend is on the rise.

Studies are still in progress to confirm the many beneficial effects derived from the help plant. It is believed, CBD oil helps to promote a sense of calm, which can be useful in our fast-paced and stressful lives. CBD oil is also believed to help promote deep, regular sleep patterns. If you’ve ever had trouble sleeping, you know just how vitally important good sleep is to your health, energy levels, and overall well-being. CBD oil also seems to help improve your body’s ability to recover from exercise-induced inflammation.

CBD oil has been the subject of extensive research due to its potential health benefits. For a therapeutic effect, we recommend using a broad or full-spectrum supplement for the terpene entourage effect. CBD appears to be good for pain management, improved sleep and managing anxiety. While more studies are needed, some potential benefits include:

Seizures: In the United States, the Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) approved the drug Epidiolex after clinical trials showed it helped patients treat seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, Dravet syndrome, or tuberous sclerosis.

Pain management: CBD oil may help alleviate chronic pain by interacting with receptors involved in regulating pain perception.

Anxiety and stress relief: CBD oil has shown promise in reducing anxiety and stress, potentially due to its interaction with serotonin receptors in the brain.

Sleep improvement: Some individuals find that CBD oil promotes better sleep by addressing underlying factors such as anxiety or pain that may disrupt sleep patterns. If you want to learn more about CBD and its potential sleep benefits, we found and interesting article from the SRF “Would cannabis drops be a good substitute for sleeping pills?”.

While CBD oil shows promise in these areas, it’s important to note that individual experiences may vary, and further research is needed to fully understand its potential benefits and optimal usage. Always consult a doctor before consuming CBD Oil, specially if you have any known liver conditions.

In some countries like the USA and Netherlands, CBD edibles are common and can purchased at any kiosk. They come in a variety of forms, ranging from gummies, chocolates to baked goods and beverages.

However, in Switzerland and most of the EU, food and beverages that contain CBD are mostly considered a Novel Food. Novel foods require a more complex authorisation procedure in order to guarantee food safety in Switzerland and the European Union.

Purchasing foods and beverages enfused with CBD is technically illegal in Switzerland, unless the product was widely consumed prior to 1997. Hence, tea and chewing gum were widely available within the EU prior to 1997 and are not considered novel foods.

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