No!
CBD is a non-addictive and non-habit-forming compound.

There are many ways to absorb CBD into our bodies to start feeling better. CBD comes in various product forms:

• Oil drops
• Consuming gummies
• Swallowing capsules
• Inhaling from a vaping device
• And more

The reason for the diversity in methods is to reach more and more people. Those who are not comfortable with one method can choose another.

Absolutely not! Quite the opposite.

CBD is a cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant, but the psychoactive compound in cannabis is called THC. THC is the intoxicating and psychoactive component. In CBD products, there is no feeling of “high”, altered consciousness, or psychoactive effect whatsoever.

The sensation varies from person to person and depending on the dosage. For example, if someone is dealing with increased appetite, they may report a balancing effect on their appetite, while others may experience the opposite. If someone is feeling hyperactive, they may feel a sense of relaxation, whereas if they are feeling calm, they may report increased alertness and a desire to engage and act. This is because CBD essentially balances the body’s systems and allows our bodies to better understand where to allocate energy to achieve proper and balanced homeostasis, leading to optimal functioning.

CBD oils and CBD products are indeed safe to use, but it is important to ensure that you are purchasing products from a reputable source and not from dubious sources. This is because quality control over the cultivation, extraction, and packaging processes is very important.

The onset of CBD’s effects varies from person to person, but generally, oils take effect within 10 minutes to 2-4 hours, creams and inhalation devices start working from the moment of application or inhalation and last 1-3 hours, while gummies and capsules start taking effect within approximately 30 minutes to an hour and last around 6-8 hours.

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