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Marijuana is steadily gaining ground in medicine. More and more countries are allowing the use of medical cannabis varieties due to their proven therapeutic effect. These properties of cannabis are due, among other things, to cannabidiol (CBD), which is not psychoactive and does not cause intoxication or feelings of euphoria.

CBD in hemp softens the effect of THC on the mind, has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, sedative and other beneficial properties, and helps fight oncology and neurological diseases. The use of this cannabinoid is of particular interest today. Delta 8 THC hybrids preparations are prescribed by doctors, and in some countries, they are freely available as preventive drugs.

CBD is one of over a hundred cannabinoids produced by hemp and is the second most important when it comes to assessing the quality of a cannabis crop. The recreational properties expressed in high- or stone-effects, marijuana owes most of the THC, although it is a complex interaction of THC, CBD and several other cannabinoids and terpenes.

By itself, CBD in hemp does not produce a psychoactive effect, and it does not produce a pronouncedly relaxing bodily effect. But resin rich in cannabidiol has therapeutic value, and preparations that are CBD concentrate and do not contain psychoactive components are gaining particular popularity as a means to combat insomnia, nausea, pain and other symptoms. One of the most important medical properties of cannabidiol is the ability to stop epilepsy attacks, up to a complete cure.

In general, world medicine has proven the gigantic medical potential of CBD and, in particular, the so-called CBD hemp varieties. They are hard of interest to recreational consumers due to their low THC content, their use is therapeutic.