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Very much in vogue since its marketing authorization in June 2018 in France, CBD is generating a lot of debate and sometimes controversy. Questions about its side effects are at the heart of quite legitimate questioning. We take stock to better understand this molecule and ensure thoughtful, studied consumption.
CBD or cannabidiol is a natural natural productfrom the cannabis sativa plant. It is one of the hundred or so cannabinoids found in hemp.
Sold in various forms, including flowers, oil and resin, it has been legally authorized for sale in France since the summer of 2021, as long as its THC content does not exceed 0.2% and it is produced in a member state of the European Union. With no psychotropic effects, cannabidiol does not alter the senses, so it is not a drug, and is neither harmful nor addictive, according to the World Health Organization.
On the other hand, fundamental research on CBD has demonstrated relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties. This is a feel-good effect because CBD acts on the endocannabinoid system, which controls the functioning of a large number of biological functions such as sleep, mood and pain.
CBD may have side effects, but it's best known for its scientifically observed positive effects. These include:
As with any molecule that acts on the body, precautions must be taken and attention paid to the dose consumed. But also, as with any molecule having consequences, side effects, even if rare, can be observed.
Here is a non-exhaustive list, so that you have all the information you need before taking them, and bear in mind that most side effects are benign.
Each individual reacts differently to CBD, depending on his or her body and the dose consumed, which is why it's advisable to try a measured dose first to ensure that no side effects are experienced.
One of the most common side effects is drowsiness. CBD is a natural relaxant and therefore helps against insomnia, which is why it is advisable to take it before going to bed. However, each CBD has different effects, depending of course on its dosage. Some can therefore be taken during the day without any problem. Be sure to refer to the instructions for use.
A sensation of dry mouth may occur with cannabidiol consumption, and sometimes dry eyes. This dry mouth is due to CBD's interaction with endocannabinoid receptors in the salivary glands, naturally reducing saliva secretion. This sensation can quickly be eliminated with sufficient hydration.
Known for its appetite-suppressant properties, CBD helps to reduce the rate of lipogenesis while stimulating proteins, two factors that contribute to increased removal of excess fat.
Fatigue is a side effect generally seen in people suffering from chronic fatigue. In this case, the CBD dosage must be adjusted.
CBD can sometimes cause nausea, stomach discomfort and, very rarely, even vomiting. This is a little-known effect, but it can happen. If this problem occurs, it may be linked to several factors. Check that the dosage of CBD corresponds to your body's needs, as overconsumption can cause this kind of problem. You should also check that the product itself is not the cause of the problem, and that it is suitable for you. CBD comes in a multitude of forms: flowers, resins , capsules, oils...
CBD is a molecule that interacts with the body, so it is necessary to be consumption. If you're a new user, we can only recommend that you start with small, light doses, starting sporadically, such as three times a week. You'll then be able to observe the effects that taking cannabidiol has on your body, and modify the doses you consume little by little until you find your ideal dosage for the desired effects. The quality of CBD is also a major factor in reducing side effects. Always turn to trusted retailers with recognized quality controls.
If you notice any disturbing or persistent side-effects, consult your doctor, who will be able to advise you on how to adapt your consumption.
It's also important to avoid any drug interactions, and if you're undergoing regular treatment, it's essential to talk to your doctor first to ensure your safety before consuming CBD in any form.
Conclusion:
Recognized as non-toxic by the World Health Organization Health Organization (WHO - report by Professor Amine Benyamina - 2017), Today, CBD is considered first and foremost for its wellness benefits and stress-relieving effects. Its side effects are infrequent if consumed in a reasonable manner.
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