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There are two words that are associated with cannabis. THC and CBD. If you use cannabis frequently, the chances are you might have come across them both from time to time. In fact, looking at the THC to CBD ratio is one of the critical factors in deciding whether or not a given strain is ideal for you or not. Yet, there isn’t a lot of clarity among people about what CBD and THC actually mean and how are they different from one another. That’s understandable and a common theme among cannabis users. We are here to teach you the difference between CBD versus THC. To just put it, there are an array of elements and chemicals in a cannabis plant. This includes over a hundred types of cannabinoids or CBD. While CBD is known to have no psychoactive effect and instead has a therapeutic effect on the body, THC is the compound that is responsible for making you feel high. What are cannabinoids? Cannabinoids are compounds that are naturally found in the Cannabis sativa plant. While...

You’ve probably heard the phrase ‘recreational marijuana use’ and ‘medicinal marijuana use’. These terms have been the source of many battles between whether marijuana should be made legal or not in certain states in the US. 21 states have in fact legalised this drug but technically America, as a whole, brandishes it an ‘illegal substance’. As discussed – marijuana does have psychoactive effects because of the level of THC it contains. But CBD oil is an ingredient void of its connotations and only has trace levels of THC in it. CBD is completely legal in the UK and is known for its therapeutic effects, not its psychoactive effects. Cannabis doesn’t ‘become legal’, rather certain ingredients within it (such as CBD) were never illegal in the first place. CBD oil originates from the hemp plant which is a different type of cannabis plant, but from the same family. And hemp plants are bred specifically for their CBD contents and without enough THC to cause the ‘high’ that people inc...