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To understand what Clinical Endocannabinoid Deficiency (CED or CECD) is, first you need to have a basic understanding of the endocannabinoid system itself. According to multiple studies, the endocannabinoid system (ECS) exists to monitor a multitude of our body's vital biological systems.

Whether you are growing cannabis for recreational or medicinal purposes, or even hemp flower for similar reasons, you absolutely have to know how to properly identify and dispose of male plants. Only females produce the highly resinous and Cannabinoid laden buds that you really want.

The Cannabis plant has been studied for thousands of years. This narrative is meant to chronicle what I have learned about Marijuana in the last seven years living in Colorado where I could freely grow without fear. It is also my personal dialogue about lessons along the way. I don’t have the desire to reinvent the wheel. There are so much info out there on this subject. I will stick to what I’ve learned to share with you.

Killing cancer as simply put by biochemists, research suggests when THC connects to the CB1 […]

CBD Vape juice has grown in popularity faster than it’s nicotine counterpart ever dreamed it could. Making your own DIY CBD vape juice at home is [...]

In 1937, the U.S government implemented "The Marijuana Tax Act", thus criminalizing every cannabis species; […]

For centuries, cannabis flowers have been used as a recreational drug. The substance responsible for […]

In recent years, medical cannabis research has come on leaps and bounds. What is perhaps […]

Archeological evidence of cannabis being used by the human-race dates back over 10 thousand years. […]

Nature’s gardens are blessed with millions of "wellness" molecules that are vital to the existence of all life. But did you know that a myriad of these molecules is present within the cannabis plant? To date, scientists have discovered thousands of unique molecules within the cannabis plant, which are categorized by flavonoids, terpenes, and cannabinoids. Let's explore the compounds in cannabis.

We get asked the question “Will CBD get me high? The answer is always no when Hempvada CBD products are in question. CBD does not get you high for a very simple but misunderstood reason. Though CBD is known to have many therapeutic effects, it is, in fact, a 100% non-psychoactive cannabinoid. CBD cannot get you “high” and doesn’t influence your brain, unlike its close relative THC. Cannabis is a very complex plant and has been found to have over 100 other cannabinoids in addition to THC and CBD, most of these, like our beloved CBD, is not psychoactive as well.

“Spectrum” seems to be an increasing popular word amongst the CBD industry. But what is it referring too? And what’s the difference between Full Spectrum, Broad Spectrum and Isolate Based CBD products? While it may seem very confusing, I can assure you it’s not and will even break it down for you! But first let’s go into why there are various spectrums to begin with.