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Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 29, 2020

To be as clear as possible, CBD does not produce any sort of similarly intense feelings. However, CBD may create similar sensations on a much lower level. For example, users of CBD have reported feelings of relaxation and stress relief. Indeed, one of CBD's potential benefits is its ability to reduce anxiety. Furthermore, while CBD will not cause any feeling of euphoria or "couch lock," there is evidence to indicate that it can provide assistance with a variety of physical problems, including helping someone sleep better and reducing a variety of physical pains. As such, it is clear that CBD will not produce any sort of intoxication, high or body high.

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 28, 2020

Evidence has indicated that there is the potential for CBDE to be useful at pain reduction. If you're going to use CBD for pain relief, you have several options. You can take CBD orally, which means taking a CBD oil, CBD edible, etc. Or, if you're looking for more targeted relief, you can apply a CBD cream, CBD balm, or CBD salve to the area of pain. Definitely check with your doctor when implementing CBD into your diet, and always make sure that the CBD products you're taking have been tested by an independent, 3rd-party lab.

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 23, 2020

The question, how much CBD oil should I give to my dog cannot be answered without more information from the user. Some questions that you should ask yourself in order to find out how much CBD oil to give to your dog are as follows. How big is your dog? The larger the dog, the more CBD he or she will need! How has your dog tolerated other medicines in the past? How active is your dog? What is the potency of the CBD product you're planning to give your dog? With the answers to these questions, it's fairly easy to estimate how much CBD to give your pet. There are charts available online that dose out CBD by weight for pets. If you're concerned, start with a very small amount, and work up!

Richard Cowan

September 22, 2020

CBD has taken the health and wellness worlds by storm, and rightly so. Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is a compound naturally derived in cannabis and hemp plants. It has been found to contain antioxidants and boasts strong anti-inflammatory properties that shown beneficial for things from anxiety and stress relief to pain management and mitigation.  There ... Read more

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 21, 2020

There have been numerous studies done on the potential of CBD to help reduce anxiety. CBD has been shown to reduce a wide array of anxiety types, not just fear. One study from Japan found that people who were given CBD before having to give a speech in front of a group of people reported less anxiety than others in a control group. There have also been studies done that demonstrate CBD's potential ability to reduce anxiety associated with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 21, 2020

There are several factors that contribute to how long CBD might stay in one's system. The factors that might contribute are as follows: your history with CBD and cannabis products (tolerance to cannabinoids), your body & metabolism speed, how much CBD you use, if you have a full stomach or not, and how you use the CBD product. Based on these factors, limited research shows that CBD will stay in your bloodstream for 2-5 days before being processed. That doesn't mean that it is how long you'll feel the impact of CBD; rather, how long (based on what we know) CBD actually stays in your body.

Richard Cowan

September 20, 2020

There are countless options available when it comes to CBD products on the market today. When it comes to finding quality CBD products, fact-checking with third-party lab test results is the best way to ensure a legitimate CBD purchase. Real Tested CBD is a leading name in the world of CBD product reviews and independent lab testing. ... Read more

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 18, 2020

When it comes to the question of how to use CBD oil, the best we can do is provide guidelines, because everyone is different, and if anyone is concerned with the implementation of CBD into their diet, they should speak with their doctor. It really depends on several factors: experience with cannabis products, weight, height, and more. It's best to start slow with a low dose, and gradually increase. Generally speaking, CBD oil is administered sublingually (under the tongue), held for 30-60 seconds, then swallowed or spit out.

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 17, 2020

CBD has become one of the most popular supplements on the market today, with some surveys showing that as many as 15% of all Americans had actually tried it as of last year – a number that has surely increased since then. CBD’s popularity stems from a wide array of businesses that have begun selling ... Read more

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 16, 2020

CBD is fairly new to the market, and has become very popular in a short period of time. CBD stands for cannabidiol, which is a type of cannabinoid - one of approximately 100 that have been identified by scientists. Some other cannabinoids that may be found in CBD products are THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, CBN, or cannabinol, CBG or cannabigerol, and CBC, or cannabichromene.

Richard Cowan

September 14, 2020

Real Tested CBD has a loyal fan base that visits our website to get regular updates on the most popular as well as emerging CBD brands and products. We aim to keep our readers informed about CBD, which is one of the most dynamic industries in the United States.  Most US based CBD manufacturing brands prefer ... Read more

Dr. Igor Bussel, M.D., M.S., M.H.A

September 14, 2020

CBD is a compound that is short for cannabidiol. CBD is not a drug (in the traditional sense), and comes from the hemp plant. CBD can be extracted from the hemp plant in several different ways, but the goal of extraction is to turn CBD into a product that can be used by humans or animals. CBD has been deemed to be safe by the World Health Organization, where in their report they found that the potential for addition was virtually non-existent, and that it is generally well-tolerated in humans.