Choosing
the Right
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For a more holistic approach to using CBD – a full spectrum CBD oil product may be your best bet.

Full spectrum CBD refers to pure hemp oil that features all the same cannabinoids present in the original hemp plant.   In full spectrum CBD oil, there is nothing left out. This all-natural CBD oil concentrate allows the cannabinoids and terpenes to work together in what is called the “entourage effect.”  Different cannabinoids introduce various potential benefits that can address a wide variety of ailments, both on their own and in conjunction with one another.

Full spectrum CBD oil will also contain minimal amounts of THC.  This is because nothing is removed from the cannabis plant, however, this amount will not generally cause psycho active effects.

While some suggest that full spectrum CBD may be more effective than isolate CBD, even at lower dosages, it may have some drawbacks.

• Your state may not legally allow the use of THC.
• It is also important to note that other cannabinoids may cause negative reactions when isolated CBD will not.
• For people who may be subject to drug testing, completely avoiding THC is obviously important. A full spectrum CBD oil would potentially contain small amounts of THC.  In cases like this, it should not be used.

So, if there are reasons you should avoid full spectrum CBD oil, that still does not mean that you need to avoid CBD usage completely.  CBD BROAD SPECTRUM and CBD ISOLATE products are an excellent choice.

Isolating the perceived valuable aspects of any substance is a common approach in the pharmaceutical model. This is because it works to maximize an ‘active ingredient’ to its utmost efficacy and safety.

Put simply, CBD isolate is CBD in its purest form.  CBD isolate is exactly what it sounds like. It is CBD, separated (isolated) from any and all other cannabis compounds.

CBD isolate provides you with the benefits of CBD and CBD alone. It does not take advantage of any of the rest of the materials and cannabinoids that are present alongside CBD in the cannabis plant. However,  CBD does contain most of the benefits of all of the other cannabinoids in cannabis combined.

CBD  is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. However, the potential benefits have been reported by many who use it.

Starting with the same CBD hemp oil available in all full-spectrum CBD products, RESTART Pure CBD isolate is first extracted from non-GMO hemp using supercritical CO2 extraction, which leads to the extraction of resins and oils from hemp. The CBD hemp oil is then purified using a proprietary process to filter plant material and remove excess waxes.  CBD is isolated by cooling extracted oil until it forms into crystals. These crystals are processed into a highly pure powder. What remains after this is pure CBD isolate. This process produces a nearly-pure CBD isolate powder but removes the additional cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds that full-spectrum hemp oil contains, including any traces of THC.

For a more controlled, pure method – try a Pure CBD isolate product.  The benefits include:

• Users being able to specify exactly how much CBD they are taking. This is because it is pure CBD, so it certainly offers a high degree of control.
• Usually tasteless and odorless.
• Effective on its own.
• Preferred by those maximizing their CBD intake.
• Preferred for those looking to avoid THC. For example, athletes or employees who may be drug-tested.
• Incredibly versatile for those who need CBD’s medicinal properties at work or out in public.

If full spectrum CBD oil is not an option for you due to your obligations or lifestyle, this can help you make your decision more easily for sure.

The only way you’re going to know if CBD is right for you is to give it a try.  A small dose may give you the relief you need.

If you don’t prefer one CBD product  for some reason, you can always switch to one of the other forms. That’s the beauty of cannabis: there’s no right or wrong way to use it. It’s whatever works best for you. You can pick and choose as you see fit.

“This type of CBD does not contain THC. It does contain other components of the cannabis plant, though, so it won’t be 100-percent CBD alone. Consider it the middle child of the three CBD choices.

Broad–spectrum CBD is one of the three main forms of cannabidiol (CBD). The others are full-spectrum CBD and CBD isolate. Broad–spectrum CBD contains a range of naturally occurring compounds from the cannabis plant, but typically no tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)” 

(description from healthline.com )