CBD

CBG is a chemical compound found in a young hemp or cannabis plant. As the plant matures, CBG develops into other cannabinoids such as CBD and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Like CBD, CBG is not a psychoactive cannabinoid. Both CBD and CBG have strong anti-inflammatory effects. Although their effects on the human body are similar, there are differences. Compared to CBD, CBG appears to offer several potential health benefits. Therefore, some farms and companies rely on CBG-rich seeds and varieties. Although certain benefits have emerged in the studies conducted to date, further studies are required to gain definitive insight into the health properties of CBG.

Although HHC, a close relative of THC, has been known to scientists for some time, it has only recently been widely discussed by cannabis users. Although it is naturally present in the hemp plant, it cannot be used because it is contained in too low concentrations. In 1944, American scientist Roger Adams isolated HHC from delta-9-THC, the psychotropic component of the cannabis plant. To stabilize the THC he extracted from the cannabis, he used a hydrogenation process in which he inserted hydrogen molecules into the THC structure while subjecting them to very high voltage. Simply put, HHC is THC in its hydrogenated form. Thanks to this method, it can now be produced in larger quantities.

There are 113 different cannabinoids in hemp, of which THC is just one. THC is known for its intoxicating effects. Consuming the hemp plant results in euphoria, which is due to the presence of THC. THC, often referred to as marijuana, cannabis or hashish, is a declared intoxicant whose use, possession, manufacture, import and export are prohibited in some parts of the world.

Basically, you can purchase CBD products by ordering online from an online shop. You also have the opportunity to buy various CBD products such as flowers or oils indoors in a local CBD shop or at selected kiosks. The selection of online retailers that offer CBD flowers is large and is constantly expanding. There are a variety of CBD products out there, and it can be difficult to keep track of all the different brands and retailers. There are now CBD shops in numerous German cities where curious customers can look at the products indoors and get advice from expert staff. On our website you will find a comprehensive directory of CBD shops throughout Germany. There is also the option to obtain a specific selection of CBD flowers in various grocery stores and 24-hour markets. The products rarely differ in quality, but the costs are usually higher than what you can get in an online shop. We have compiled a list of stores on our website that sell hemp products such as flowers and cookies after hours and at kiosks in shopping centers.

The legal maximum limit for THC content of 0.2% means that practically all CBD products are completely legal in Germany. It doesn't matter whether it's hemp chocolate or CBD flowers. We recommend that you inform yourself thoroughly about the CBD shop and its products before purchasing cannabis products. Since legislation changes frequently, it is best to check with a trusted shop to find out the current position before purchasing anything.

CBD has also shown positive effects in dogs in studies. Similar to the endocannabinoid system in humans, cannabidiol (CBD) can bind to receptors in the body of dogs and thus have therapeutic effects. According to experts, a small amount of cannabis oil can help your dog feel more comfortable and calm during times of stress or anxiety. CBD oil can also help aging and ailing dogs. Many people use CBD to relieve their muscle and joint pain as it is said to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. Because research on CBD and its effectiveness in animals is still ongoing, it is difficult to predict whether CBD will be helpful for your dog or not. It is best to discuss your questions and concerns with your veterinarian.