Our Broad Spectrum 0.00% THC CBD cream is combined with a variety of organic ingredients that benefit the skin resulting in the highest quality of results. All of our CBD products are made with attention to safety, consistency, and quality.
Water, Organic Coconut Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Emulsifying Wax, Stearic Acid, Glycerin, Xanthan Gum, Phenoxyethanol, Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate, 200 mg Broad Spectrum THC 0.00%.
Directions for usage:
How to use CBD cream. Take your desired amount, apply it to the affected area. In the instance of pain the relief can last for up to four hours. Reapply as needed for continued pain relief.
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A CBD cream is a form of CBD made for external use. And a CBD oil is a form of CBD made for internal use. A topical cream such as Doc Patels CBD cream is meant to be applied to an affected area of the body by penetrating the top layer of your skin and the layers beneath it. CBD oils or tinctures are absorbed through the blood vessels under your tongue.
We would recommend seeking advice from your doctor if you are worried about the interaction with different medications or schedule an online consult with Dr. Patel.
CBD cream is s type of CBD topical that is applied directly to the skin rather than ingested.
CBD (cannabidiol) is a naturally occurring substance that is credited with helping a host of medical problems. This includes epileptic seizures, anxiety, chronic pain, inflammation, and sleeplessness. Unlike its cousin tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), Doc Patels CBD is not psychoactive. In other words, CBD doesn’t cause a high.
CBD is not psychoactive. In other words, it does not get you high. THC, on the other hand, is psychoactive. It does get you high. Doc Patels CBD products have 0.00% THC. So, you don’t have to worry about getting high off of them.
Routine drug tests typically don’t screen for CBD. Instead, they usually detect THC or one of its metabolites. However, bear in mind that the person ordering the drug test could request to have CBD added to the list of substances being screened for. If you’re not looking to take a risk on testing positive for THC and it’s metabolites on a drug test, then use CBD products that have absolutely no THC in them. You’ll notice on the lab test results that the DocPatels CBD products have non-detectable levels of THC.
The Endocannabinoid System can be thought of as a system of locks and keys. The locks being the cannabinoid receptors and the keys being the chemicals – Cannabinoids – that fit into these locks.
The chemicals come from a couple different places. They’re made by the body, which are known as Endocannabinoids. They’re made by the cannabis plant, which are known as PhytoCannabinoids. CBD and THC are types of PhytoCannabinoids. Or, they’re made in a lab, which are known as Synthetic Cannabinoids, which are typically sold as medications available by prescription.
When the keys come together with the locks, they cause a series of chemical reactions that results in outcomes like relief of pain, feeling more calm and relaxed, sleeping better, and more.
Due to legal restrictions, we still have a lot more to learn about how CBD works. But, from what we know, there are several different ways in which CBD works.
For one, CBD attenuates the effects of THC. CBD changes the shape of Cannabinoid Receptor – 1 preventing THC from attaching to it and in turn, prevents the feeling of that high.
CBD also interacts with a myriad of other receptors in the body, like 5HT1A, unlocking a series of chemical reactions that lead to effects like pain relief, feeling more calm and relaxed, improved quality of sleep and more.
In the years that I’ve practiced in the field of Cannabinoid Medicine, my patients have reported CBD to be effective for, among other conditions,
The main difference between the two is the percentage of THC. While both are a type of cannabis plant, hemp is a plant with less than 0.3% of THC while marijuana has much more.
Doc Patels CBD products have non-detectable levels of THC.
It is absolutely possible to take too much CBD. However, there have been no reported cases of lethalities from overdosing on CBD.
When it comes to dosing CBD, ultimately, you want to hit the “sweet spot.” Too little CBD causes no effect. Too much CBD causes side effects. When you hit the “sweet spot,” you experience the benefits of CBD, without experiencing its side effects.
The right dose of CBD varies highly from person to person. For example, I had 2 patients struggling with Insomnia. Both were otherwise healthy. They were of similar body size and body shape. They had a similar BMI – Body Mass Index. They both tried the exact same CBD product. One patient needed 2.5 mg of CBD to fall asleep, whereas the other patient needed 50 mg of CBD to fall asleep.
Work with one of our trained and licensed healthcare professionals to figure out the exact dose that’s right for you!
An in-depth investigation of the research shows that the side effects of CBD products are usually rare, and, for most people, the benefits far outweigh the risks. Research shows that the most commonly reported side effects of CBD are tiredness, diarrhea, and decreased appetite & weight.
Clinically, I’ve seen patients experience little to no side effects from CBD products.
