cannabidiol
Non-intoxicating cannabis compound
Cannabidiol is a compound found in cannabis plants, commonly known by its abbreviation CBD.
Unlike THC, it doesn't produce intoxication.
Cannabidiol is marketed in oils, edibles, and topical products for purported benefits including pain relief, anxiety reduction, and sleep improvement: She takes cannabidiol for her chronic back pain.
Scientific evidence for many claims remains limited.
Drug preventing seizures
- epilepsyBrain disorder causing seizures
- seizureForcible taking or convulsion
- analgesicPain-relieving medication
- anti-inflammatoryInflammation-reducing agent
anxiolytic · neuroprotective · antipsychotic · treatment · dosage · prescription · efficacy · symptom
Bonded atomic group
- isolateSeparate from others
- metaboliteSubstance from cellular processes
- derivativeFunction's rate of change
- terpeneIsoprene-based plant compound
flavonoid · biochemistry · pharmacology · synthesis · crystalline · purity · concentration · solubility
State of being unwound
- calmnessPeaceful mental state
- stress-reliefReduction of mental tension
- sleepRecurring unconscious repose
- anxietyPersistent apprehensive distress
balance · self-care · holistic · tincture · gummy · topical · salve · capsule
Slippery viscous fluid
- tinctureHerb steeped in alcohol
- distillateCondensed purified substance
- isolateSeparate from others
- full-spectrumSpanning entire range
broad-spectrum · concentrate · supercritical · ethanol · winterization · crude · refinement · potency
Energizing cannabis variety
- cultivationFostering growth through care
- farmingCultivating land for food
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
- harvestingGathering mature crops
biomass · flower · trichome · resin · organic · seeds · agriculture · compliance
Conformance with law
- complianceAdhering to requirements
- FDAU.S. health regulator
- DEAFederal narcotics agency
- testingExamining to evaluate
labeling · licensing · import · export · restriction · ban · decriminalization · oversight
anticonvulsant
Drug preventing seizures
- epilepsyBrain disorder causing seizures
- seizureForcible taking or convulsion
- analgesicPain-relieving medication
anti-inflammatory · anxiolytic · neuroprotective · antipsychotic · treatment · dosage · prescription · efficacy · symptom · chronic
molecule
Bonded atomic group
- isolateSeparate from others
- metaboliteSubstance from cellular processes
- derivativeFunction's rate of change
terpene · flavonoid · biochemistry · pharmacology · synthesis · crystalline · purity · concentration · solubility · bioavailability
relaxation
State of being unwound
- calmnessPeaceful mental state
- stress-reliefReduction of mental tension
- sleepRecurring unconscious repose
anxiety · balance · self-care · holistic · tincture · gummy · topical · salve · capsule · dropper
oil
Slippery viscous fluid
- tinctureHerb steeped in alcohol
- distillateCondensed purified substance
- isolateSeparate from others
full-spectrum · broad-spectrum · concentrate · supercritical · ethanol · winterization · crude · refinement · potency · batch
sativa
Energizing cannabis variety
- cultivationFostering growth through care
- farmingCultivating land for food
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
harvesting · biomass · flower · trichome · resin · organic · seeds · agriculture · compliance · licensing
legality
Conformance with law
- complianceAdhering to requirements
- FDAU.S. health regulator
- DEAFederal narcotics agency
testing · labeling · licensing · import · export · restriction · ban · decriminalization · oversight · approval
- Epilepsyseizure, seizures, epilepsy, AED, convulsion
- CBDCBD, hemp, tincture, gummies, edibles
- alternative medicineacupuncture, acupressure, Ayurveda, ayurveda, homeopathy
- Hemphemp, industrial hemp, hemp fiber, hemp seeds, hemp oil
- Herbal Supplementsechinacea, ginseng, ginkgo biloba, valerian, St. John's wort
- addiction treatmentsmethadone, naltrexone, buprenorphine, naloxone, Narcan
cannabidiolTHC
Psychoactive cannabis compound
intoxicants · marijuana · recreational drugs · LSD · hallucinogens
cannabidiolcontrolled substances
Legally regulated intoxicants
THC · illicit drugs · heroin · cocaine · marijuana