CBD Capsules

CBD (short for cannabidiol) is a non-intoxicating compound found in relative abundance in hemp and cannabis. While research is limited, early studies indicate that it may have the potential to support people with a wide range of health complaints, including chronic pain, anxiety, inflammation and sleep issues.

Discover more about CBD and its therapeutic potential in our blog articles: What is CBD? and CBD Potential Benefits

CBD Capsules are recognized for their potential to reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, and improve sleep. It interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system, possibly offering therapeutic benefits for various conditions. Not only this, but they are a form of CBD that can be taken on-the-go, at whatever time suits you best. However, further research is needed to fully understand its efficacy and safety.

CBD Capsules, derived from hemp with minimal THC, are used for potential wellness benefits without psychoactive effects. Medical cannabis, containing higher THC levels, is prescribed for specific conditions and can induce a "high." They differ in legal status, effects, and uses.

CBD Capsules influence the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS), a cell-signalling network which helps to regulate a wide range of cognitive and physiological processes, including mood, appetite, sleep and pain.

The ECS is made up of three key components: endocannabinoids (cannabinoids produced by the body), cannabinoid receptors and enzymes. Endocannabinoids are chemical messengers that bind to cannabinoid receptors to inform the ECS when the body is out of balance – for example, when pain or inflammation is detected. Once they have relayed the message, enzymes step in and break them down.

While THC and other cannabinoids imitate the activity of endocannabinoids by binding to cannabinoid receptors in the brain, CBD is thought to have a weak affinity for these receptors and to affect the ECS indirectly.

For example, it prevents the enzyme FAAH (Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase) from breaking down endocannabinoids like anandamide, thereby increasing endocannabinoid levels in the body and enabling them to continue performing their role. In this way, CBD supports the function of the ECS and helps to keep the body in a balanced, healthy state.

Learn more about how CBD works in our blog article: How does CBD work?

You can buy CBD Capsules from Naturecan, which has websites in over 40 countries and delivers to over 200 countries globally. Naturecan sells a wide variety of CBD Capsules alongside exclusive ranges of CBD oils, balms, edibles and more. While there are other brands who sell CBD Capsules at lower prices, many do not offer CBD Capsules that are pure and free from synthetic additives.

Naturecan’s CBD Capsules is a plant-based broad-spectrum CBD distillate that has non-detectable levels of THC (<0.01%) and contains no synthetic material. Our oil is currently only available on our official website and on selected partner websites, including Amazon.

CBD Capsules is one of the easiest ways to take CBD, as you simply swallow one tablet a day with water, and they take effect within 15-30 minutes. As a result, CBD Capsules is ideal for people looking to feel the potential effects of CBD quickly.

Thanks to the wide range of strengths available, CBD Capsules is also a cost-effective option for people who have a relatively high daily dosage.

Please note that CBD Capsules should not be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women as it could pose a risk to the baby’s development. Furthermore, if you have a pre-existing medical condition or take prescribed medication, please consult a medical professional before using CBD.

CBD Capsules is made by extracting cannabidiol (CBD) from the cannabis plant, then diluting it with a carrier oil like coconut or hemp seed oil. This process involves either CO2 extraction or ethanol extraction methods to isolate the CBD before it's combined with the carrier oil.

CBD Capsules's legality varies by country and state, largely depending on the THC content and the source of the CBD. In many places, CBD Capsules are legal if they contains less than 0.3% THC and is derived from hemp. However, it's important to check local laws before purchasing or using it.

No. CBD does not produce any intoxicating or addiction-related effects.

CBD is a natural compound that affects everyone differently. While side effects have been reported in rare cases, these are typically mild and often caused by using low quality products or exceeding the recommended dosage.

Uncommon side effects of CBD can include:

- dry mouth
- reduced blood pressure
- lightheadedness
- changes in appetite

In addition, CBD Capsules should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding to avoid any potential risks to the baby's development

No. CBD is 100% non-intoxicating and does not make you high. THC is responsible for the "high" associated with cannabis, but it is filtered out during our complex purification process.

CBD itself typically does not show up on drug tests. However, if choosing a low-quality CBD Capsules product, trace amounts of THC in CBD products could potentially lead to a positive test result, especially if consumed in large quantities. It's crucial to choose products with clear, third-party lab results, like our Naturecan CBD Capsules to ensure they contain minimal THC levels.

Discover more on our blog article - Does CBD show up on a drug test.

The price of CBD Capsules is determined in large part by the costs of cultivation, extraction, and certification.

We use highly advanced technology to extract CBD from the hemp plant, and also to purify it, which makes the production of CBD Capsules a very expensive process.

In addition, CBD products are usually heavily taxed, and there are also various costs associated with product testing and the legal process for hemp farming.

Yes, CBD is safe to consume. According to a review by the World Health Organisation (WHO), CBD is generally safe and well-tolerated, although more long-term research is needed to confirm its safety.

CBD is not an intoxicating substance and therefore it does not cause a high or have abuse potential.THC is the intoxicating cannabinoid which produces the high associated with cannabis, but all Naturecan products are expertly purified and independently tested to ensure they contain non-detectable levels of THC (<0.01%) and are completely safe for use.

Yes, it is safe and legal to drive a car after using CBD. CBD is non-intoxicating, so it will not make you high or impair your judgement.

Some poor quality products may contain more THC than claimed on the label, which could potentially cause intoxication or cognitive impairment, so it’s extremely important to only buy CBD from trusted and reputable sellers who can guarantee their products have non-detectable THC levels.