Herb’s Guide To Full-Spectrum CBD Oil

CBD is taking the world by storm, able to help a variety of diverse issues from pain and inflammation to depression, anxiety, and sleep.

But there are so many CBD products and varieties out there, like full-spectrum CBD versus CBD isolate; how do you choose?

Here’s a guide we made with Cornbread Hemp, the first brand ever to produce USDA certified organic full-spectrum CBD products, to help you navigate this world and learn about the wonders of full-spectrum CBD.

When shopping for CBD oil, you’ll likely come across these two terms: full spectrum CBD and CBD isolate.

The difference? CBD isolate products will only contain CBD, one of over 400 cannabis or hemp plant compounds.

When making CBD isolates, companies only extract CBD from the cannabis or hemp matter and discard the rest of the plant, including other cannabinoids and terpenes.

Full-spectrum CBD oils like the ones Cornbread Hemp offers, on the other hand, are made using the whole plant.

The CBD isn’t isolated. Instead, all the terpenes and cannabinoids from the plant, like CBN, CBG, THCV, and even THC, are included in it.

Regarding the full-spectrum CBD oil versus isolate debate, which type of CBD oil provides the most benefits?

Researchers believe that full-spectrum CBD is more beneficial because of the entourage effect. This is the theory that cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds in cannabis and hemp plants interact synergistically to enhance each others’ effects.

In fact, a 2015 study in Israel compared the effects of full-spectrum CBD versus CBD isolate in rats with inflammation and anxiety issues.

What they found won’t surprise those who have experienced the entourage effect first hand: the rats given the full-spectrum CBD oil had less inflammation than those treated with CBD isolate alone.

The researchers even called the full-spectrum CBD “superior” in treating inflammation, so its benefits are clear.

If you’ve gotten this far, you probably don’t need convincing that CBD oil has benefits, but how do you choose a reliable source?

Without regulations on hemp-derived CBD products, it can be tricky.

A recent study found that more than half of the CBD oils the researchers bought online were mislabeled, containing more or less CBD than the label claimed.

That’s why we highly encourage you to stay away from shady brands and stick to the ones like Cornbread Hemp that are setting the standard in the still unregulated space that is CBD.

Made from organic hemp in Kentucky, Cornbread Hemp’s oil contains CBD and over 12 other cannabinoids and terpenes.

It is one of the first full-spectrum CBD oils with a considerable amount of THC (2 mg per serving). Not to mention it’s USDA-certified organic.

That way, Cornbread Hemp provides the most effective cannabis oil to help with various issues, including inflammation, anxiety, and sleep.

Is full-spectrum CBD oil even legal? The answer is yes; as long as it’s derived from hemp with 0.3% THC or less, it’s legal to ship to all 50 states.

That means you can order Cornbread Hemp’s whole plant CBD oil anywhere in the US.