All living organisms, including humans, need to regulate their internal environment to process energy and ultimately survive. This ability to maintain the internal environment of the body within limits is referred to as homeostasis. The endocannabinoid system maintains the body’s homeostasis as we’ll be more vulnerable to diseases when a deficiency or other defects occurs.
Cannabis plants like hemp naturally produce compounds cannabinoids that bind to the receptors present in the body. The effects on the human body differ depending on the specific receptors they bind. Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the most prevalent cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant.
CBD has made headlines in the UK as a natural and holistic way to support your overall health and wellness. This led to the introduction of different forms of CBD-infused products. You can choose between CBD edibles, creams, vape oils, infused beverages, and CBD balm in the UK.
Among the popular methods of CBD consumption are capsules and oil. CBD oil is a traditional way to consume CBD. It has often been confused for hemp oil spray. Still, it’s has become a favorite among consumers looking to take advantage of the benefits of CBD. Capsules are also well-known for being a more straight-forward method of using CBD.
While both methods can get the job of bringing CBD into your body, there isn’t necessarily the best method as they all have their strengths and weaknesses. However, each type of product does have its strengths and weaknesses. Check out this infographic by LoveCBD as they compare CBD oil and CBD capsules to help you determine the right product for you.
