One of best attributes of CBD is the variety of ways you can consume it. Deriving from a plant (Cannabis Sativa), CBD is a chemical compound (cannabinoid) that acts on cannabinoid receptions in cells that alter neurotransmitter release in the brain. Endocannabinoids in the human endocannabinoid system bind to cannabinoid receptors that can be found throughout the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. This is why a huge variety of people struggling with all different ailments and issues have reported vast improvements in symptoms including pain, inflammation, anxiety and discomfort after consuming CBD. Just as every person is struggling with something slightly different, they each may prefer to consume CBD in a different way. Although having a broad choice is a good thing, many people are baffled by the options and don’t know which is best for them. Today, we will outline the differences between CBD Oil and Dried CBD and so that you can hopefully decide which of the two you would prefer.

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Full Spectrum CBD Oil

It is important to note that throughout this comparison, we are referring to Full Spectrum CBD Oil, as opposed to any of the other combination oils that are in circulation. What is Full Spectrum CBD Oil? Full spectrum is the term attributed to CBD Oil that contains multiple organically occurring compounds, not just CBD. Some of these compounds include CBDa, CBG, CBN and natural terpenes. Full Spectrum CBD Oil is the better option as it provides many more benefits whereas the alternative, known as CBD isolate, only contains the cannabidiol compound. All the other compounds found in full spectrum CBD oil are extracted from the isolate to leave only CBD.

Benefits of Dried CBD

This is the most natural form of this harmonising supplement. CBD Buds or Flower are trimmed straight from the Cannabis Sativa plant, and the THC (the psychoactive component) is extracted. After it has gone through a drying process, the plant is vacuum packed to seal in its freshness. Another benefit of dried CBD, is its versatility. You can smoke it, brew it into tea and even use it to create your own combination CBD Oil, cream and other topical lotions.

Downsides of CBD Flower

An important thing to remember is that although dried CBD is legal since the THC (psychoactive component) has been removed, the removal of THC does not alter the appearance or smell of the plant. This means that you should take care when travelling with this product as someone who is not familiar with the legality of CBD may make assumptions that the THC has not been removed when seeing or smelling the herb.

Pros of CBD Oil in Comparison with CBD Bud

One of the biggest issues that people have with dried CBD is that they don’t know how to roll with rolling papers, or perhaps they don’t want to smoke at all. This n this instance people may prefer CBD oil since you can easily drip it under your tongue. However, you can use dried CBD in other ways, such as adding it to food and drink or brewing CBD tea.