Hemp, (Cannabis sativa), also called industrial hemp, plant of the family Cannabaceae cultivated for its fibre (bast fibre) or its edible seeds.
cBD-A CANNABINOID THAT IS IN the oil extracted from the flower The HEMP plant
Our farm supports the HEMP FEED COALITION :
The HFC is composed of a diverse set of stakeholders across hemp, agricultural, supplement, animal production, pet and manufacturing industries working together to gain approval for hemp as an animal feed ingredient.
The HFC is motivated to benefit the entire industry and especially farmers by opening new markets for hemp and its by-products by gaining federal approval for its use as an animal feed ingredient.
The HFC is composed of a diverse set of stakeholders across hemp, agricultural, supplement, animal production, pet and manufacturing industries working together to gain approval for hemp as an animal feed ingredient.
The HFC is motivated to benefit the entire industry and especially farmers by opening new markets for hemp and its by-products by gaining federal approval for its use as an animal feed ingredient.
Please consider supporting their efforts.
Please consider supporting their efforts.
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA) DISCLOSURE:
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Always check with your physician before starting a new botanical extract, medicinal herb, or dietary supplement program.
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WHAT IS CBD?
CBD stands for cannabidiol
CBD is a naturally-occurring component found in the cannabis plants WHAT CAN IT DO?
CBD has been reported to relieve issues related to:
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WHAT IS A CANNABINOID?
Cannabinoids are able to have medicinal applications by mimicking compounds that the body produces naturally to maintain homeostasis. These compounds, known as endocannabinoids, are tasked with maintaining proper communication between cells in the brain and body.The endocannabinoid system is a biological system that is able to interact with active chemical compounds, such as CBD. It plays a key role in overall health and wellness because of its ability to regulate important biological aspects.
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METHODS OF USE
CBD has maximum efficiency when used consistently, much like a daily multivitamin supplement. This effect is due to the fact that it takes a while for your body to adjust to the chemical compounds found in CBD. Therefore, CBD should be taken consistently for at least fourteen to twenty-one days to allow its full effects to work properly.Everyone is different: metabolism, body weight, medications, overall health, cannabinoid tolerance, and desired effects all play into what will be the right amount for you.
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CBD TOPICALLY
Using a balm or cream on your skin. It can take up to an hour to feel the effects, but they can last for up to five hours
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CBD SUBLINGUALLY
Using drops or a spray under your tongue, you’ll likely feel the effects within 20 to 40 minutes, and they can last between four and six hours
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CBD DOES NOT PRODUCE PSYCHOACTIVE EFFECTS
QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK WHEN CHOOSING your cbd
How were the plants grown?
Our products are made from BioRegen Cooperative farms that are using regenerative organic practices to ensure the highest quality products. Compost tea is used instead of conventional fertilizers and pesticides.
How was the CBD extracted?
Our CBD is extracted by using liquid CO2 extraction process.
Note: Why use this method? CO2 extraction is the purest, safest method for extracting plants such as hops, cannabis, and a wide range of nutraceuticals and organic crops.
What type of CBD is being used in the product?
We use a Full Spectrum Phytocannabinoid Oil. Full Spectrum hemp oil is in reference to when the pure oil extracted from hemp contains all the same cannabinoid compounds found in the original hemp plant.
Has the Product Been Tested by a 3rd Party Lab?
All of our products are tested by Avazyme Inc.
Avazyme Inc. is an independent local North Carolina Laboratory in the Raleigh Durham area. They are certified and licensed by both the US Federal Drug Enforcement Administration (FDA), DEA, and the State of North Carolina DHHS.
Was the analysis performed by an accredited laboratory?
This is very important. Just like questionable companies, there are also questionable laboratories who don’t follow proper procedures to ensure accuracy in their reports.
Ask for the COA's; (Certificate of Analysis)
If you have a product’s lab reports, there are a few things that you should confirm:
- Is the lab report for the Lot # of the product you have?
- Does the lab report confirm that the product is free of contaminants?
All of ours can be found below.
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