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FAQ’S about CBD

There are a lot of questions about CBD and Hemp, We have selected a few key ones here. If you have a question and do not see it below, contact us and we will be happy to reply.
What is CBD?

There are well over 100 chemical compounds known as cannabinoids in the cannabis and Industrial hemp plant, Cannabis sativa.

Industrial Hemp is a sister plant to the Cannabis plant (marijuana, weed, grass). One of the compounds common to both is Cannabidiol (ie. CBD oil). CBD from the hemp plant is the exact same cannabinoid as CBD from the marijuana plant. It has the same chemical structure. Interestingly enough, CBD is the most prevalent cannabinoid  in the hemp plant. And the best part is that CBD is not psychoactive, it does not get you “high”

CBD that is extracted from the hemp plant is also known as hemp oil. This oil aka CBD can be extracted and used in many products. It is a popular natural remedy used for many common ailments.

THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol), is the famous cannabinoid, it is the primary cannabinoid found in cannabis, and it is THC which is the cause of the psychoactive sensation known as getting “high”. Over the past few decades, thru careful plant breeding,  growers have been  able to increase THC levels at the expense of other compounds. CBD is the 2nd most prevalent cannabinoid in the cannabis plant. As studies began to indicate that these other compounds like CBD might play as important a role in pain relief and other health benefits growers have begun to breed back higher concentrations of these other compounds. The result is more strains with a better balance of THC and CBD.

The Hemp plant is legal to grow since it is genetically not capable of producing any percentage of THC that is considered psychoactive, less than 0.3%. It has been said if you smoke hemp your lungs will fail before you get high.

This non-psychoactive quality of CBD is exactly what makes it an appealing alternative to people looking for relief from pain and other symptoms without the mind-altering effects of THC or side effects that accompany most pharmaceutical drugs.

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What is Nutraceuticals?
Meriam-Webster Definition
  • a foodstuff such as a fortified food or dietary suppliment that provides health benefits in addition to its basic nutritional value.
  • a specialty treated food, vitamin, mineral, herb etc., that you eat or drink in order to improve your health
  • a foodstuff such as a fortified food or dietary suppliment that is held to provide health or medical benefits in addition to its basic nutritional value
  • also called functional food.

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Is it legal to buy CBD online? Will i get High consuming CBD?
Why use Hemp products?

Across the United States folks interested in Health and Wellness are discovering that CBD from Industrial Hemp can be a great supplement to add to their health routines.

CBD and other cannabinoids showing promise as health supplements are extracted from the industrial hemp plant. It is then mixed/infused into topical creams, balms and lotions or into edible products like tinctures or gel capsules, gummies.

It has been studied for its potential role in treating many common health issues; pain, inflammation, anxiety, nausea, skin disorders, sleep problems and its anti-oxident properties. Research on the potential health benefits of CBD oil is ongoing, so new therapeutic uses for this natural remedy are being explored and discovered at an incredible rate these days.

There is still much to be learned about the efficacy and safety of CBD, but results from the most recent studies suggest that CBD may provide a safe, powerful natural treatment for many health issues.

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The difference between full spectrum CBD, CBD isolate, Hemp seed oil?

There are lots of terms used to describe CBD products. Most products are referred to as CBD, and others are described as CBD isolate, full spectrum or hemp oil extract.

So what is the difference?

Hemp oil extract: This is a common way to refer CBD oil. It is as it says, oil from the hemp plant. It is an alternate way of saying CBD oil. CBD oil is different from Hemp Seed Oil.

Hemp Seed Oil: Hemp seed oil comes from pressing/crushing the seeds of the hemp plant. Hemp seeds contain no CBD, therefore hemp seed oil can not contain CBD. Hemp seeds are incredibly nutritious and contain over 30% fat and are an excellent source of 2 fatty acids, omega 6 and omega 3. But again, Hemp seeds contain no CBD, so hemp seed oil has no CBD in it.

CBD Isolate: CBD isolate is 99.9% pure CBD. During the extraction process, all elements and compounds of the hemp plant are removed, this includes all the terpenes, waxes, oils, chlorophyll etc. What is left is pure CBD…and nothing else.  If the product description says contains CBD chances are it is cbd isolate.

Full-spectrum CBD: If the product description says Full Spectrum CBD all elements and compounds of the plant were kept. Full-spectrum CBD is full of all the terpenes, cannabinoids, flavonoids, and fatty acids found in hemp, all of which have their own therapeutic value and work synergistically together to create what’s know as the entourage effect. It is important to point out that Full Spectrum products may contain trace amounts of THC. So if you are being drug tested those trace elements of THC which are legal in CBD products made from hemp may be detected.

Broad Spectrum CBD: If the product description says Broad Spectrum CBD all elements and compounds of the plant were kept with one exception, any trace elements of THC are removed. Broad spectrum CBD is therefore still full of all the terpenes, cannabinoids, flavonoids, and fatty acids found in hemp, all of which have their own therapeutic value and work synergistically together to create what’s know as the entourage effect. It is important to point out that Broad Spectrum products will not contain those trace amounts of THC. So if you are being drug tested those trace elements of THC which are possibly present in Full Spectrum products should not be detectable.

Entourage effect: the Entourage effect describes the benefit you get from ingesting multiple components of the hemp plant together instead of ingesting one component at a time. In other words, it is the beneficial effect of all these compounds working together as opposed to just one or two of these compounds working in isolation.

Is there any research on CBD? Who uses it?

As the Medical Marijuana revolution continues to grow, more and more people are becoming aware that CBD is an important reason why cannabis has a historical reputation as a health supplement.

There is documented evidence it has been used in many cultures around the world for medicinal purposes for the past 2000-3000 years. It is only now making a reappearance in the modern world after being vilified and stigmatized for the last 70 years or so. It is a fact that when our country was founded hemp was a mandatory crop for all farmers. It was used in many ways, to make paper, cloth for sails and clothes, and for medicinal purposes.

Today’s medicine is dominated by powerful pharmaceutical companies who have no doubt come up with many wonder drugs for almost anything that ails us. But many of these pharmaceutical solutions also have a very scary list of negative side effects. In the last 20-30 years there has been a growing number of individuals who wanted to seek out homeopathic and holistic options. Again and again they have landed on cannabis as that option.

Unfortunately the claims of cannabis as a solution cannot be substantiated as more than hearsay because the US federal law prohibits any FDA certified testing of cannabis in clinical trials. (Update: Sept. 2018 the FDA approved an epilepsy drug made from real plant based CBD and approved its import for clinical trials.) Other countries, most notably Israel, have been working very diligently on this testing and have documented many positive outcomes. This is now slowly changing here in the USA and recent events are most promising.

What is however indisputable is that using cannabis or more specifically CBD has no known negative side effects. One cannot get addicted to it, cant overdose, and it does not have any negative influences on the body’s organs or systems. Even individuals using THC and CBD combined cannot overdose like folks using opioids. In fact there is growing evidence that cannabis can actually help individuals break opioid addiction. But that is another discussion.

So I will say it again, It is precisely CBD’s non-psychoactive, non-addictive quality that makes it an appealing alternative to people looking for relief from pain and other symptoms without the mind-altering effects of THC or side effects that accompany most pharmaceutical drugs.

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Pets

Pets suffer from a variety of health issues just like their human owners do. They get frightened and tremble in thunderstorms, suffer crippling joint pain, have frayed nerves and stress, skin conditions and a variety of other issues. Hyper dogs can be a challenge to live with, older pets lose their spark, and mobility. CBD seems to return the lost joy and companionship of suffering pets. If your pet is suffering, try our specially designed CBD pet products. You may wish you had done so sooner.

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Our Mission

Our mission at Warner’s Best is to seek out and find the best hemp products available. We are proud to offer our first group of products. If you are a person who takes care of himself and are into health and wellness, take vitamins or other natural supplements to help with your various aches, pains and or just to be healthy, then Warner’s Best hemp products with CBD are for you.

Warner’s Best products combine hemp oils with CBD, vitamins and proven herbal extracts into powerful unique combinations.  Over the next few months we will be adding to this unique list of products based on customer feedback and wishes.

FDA Disclaimer: These statements made regarding CBD have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The efficacy of CBD products has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research. These statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from health care practitioners. Please consult your health care professional about potential interactions or other possible complications before using any product. The Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act requires this notice.