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Step into the world of relaxation and refreshment with the latest buzz – CBD-infused beverages. Ever wished your beverage could do more than just quench your thirst? Well, CBD drinks are here to redefine your sipping experience.
Picture this: you, lounging with a CBD-infused elixir in hand, the day's chaos fading away like a distant memory. But hold on, we're not talking about a potion from a mystical realm. This is real life, and CBD drinks are the magic touch you didn't know you needed. Why settle for ordinary when you can sip on serenity? These drinks aren't just about hydration; they're a chill pill in a can. Imagine the calmness of a sunset stroll, but in every sip. Intrigued? You should be. We're diving into the world of CBD-infused beverages – the coolest trend in town. Join the movement, because your taste buds deserve a party, and cannabidiol drinks are the VIP pass. Ready to discover the ultimate fusion of relaxation and refreshment? Let's raise a glass to serenity – it's time to drink in the calm.
Cannabidiol drinks? They're like a zen party in a bottle. Let's break it down. CBD, short for cannabidiol, is the cool, calm cousin of cannabis. Now, before you think this is a one-way ticket to a psychedelic trip, hold on. CBD won't get you high. It's all about the chill without the thrill. Think of Cannabidiol drinks as the superheroes of the beverage world. They swoop in, tackle stress and anxiety, and leave you feeling like a zen master. It's like your regular drink took a spa day and came back with a PhD in relaxation. Ever sipped something and thought, "Wow, this is my happy place"? That's the magic of CBD drinks. They're not just liquids; they're liquid calm. It's like your drink is giving you a warm, reassuring hug from the inside. But wait, there's more. CBD drinks come in all shapes and sizes – from fizzy tonics to smooth iced teas. It's a flavour fiesta, and your taste buds are the VIPs. Whether you're a fruit fanatic or a sucker for something sparkling, there's a CBD drink with your name on it.
Your drink starts its journey in the stomach, gearing up for action. It's like the calm before the storm but in a good way. The digestive system kicks in, breaking down your CBD drink like a DJ remixing a track. It's the transformation from sip to superhero elixir. Once digested, CBD leaps into the bloodstream. It's like the grand entrance at a royal ball – CBD is now ready to mingle and make a difference. Your heart will then pump the blood to various destinations, allowing CBD to interact with the endocannabinoid system(ECS) found throughout the body. This interaction results in a stronger ECS, allowing you to experience relaxation.
Hemp extract drinks aren't just tasty sips; they're like a wellness ninja in a glass. Wondering what's in it for you? Sit tight for the health benefits joyride!
A study in the British Medical Journal(BMJ) established that hemp CBD drinks may kick out pain, especially in people with conditions like chronic pain and inflammation. Another study conducted by the University of Oxford also found that CBD may have pain-relieving properties.
A study in the British Journal of Pharmacology established that hemp CBD drinks may help with anxiety-related disorders, promoting a sense of calmness without the psychoactive effects of THC. Another study in the Journal of Psychopharmacology suggests that CBD may reverse social anxiety disorder(SAD).
According to a study led by the King’s College London and funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre, hemp extract drinks may assist with psychosis management.
Professor Philip McGuire, the lead author, from King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN), said: ‘Conventional antipsychotic drugs act by blocking dopamine receptors. However, dopamine is not the only neurotransmitter whose function is altered in psychosis, and in some patients dopamine function may be relatively normal. We need new classes of treatment that target different neurotransmitter systems.
‘Although it is still unclear exactly how CBD works, it acts in a different way to antipsychotic medication, and thus could represent a new class of treatment. The study indicated that CBD may be effective in psychosis: patients treated with CBD showed a significant reduction in symptoms, and their treating psychiatrists rated them as having improved overall.
‘Moreover, CBD was not associated with significant side effects. This is also potentially important, as patients may be reluctant to take antipsychotic medication because of concerns about side effects.’
Professor McGuire added: ‘The next steps are to carry out larger trials of CBD to confirm these initial promising findings, and to assess the effectiveness of CBD in other types of patient. Our research group at King’s has recently been funded by NIHR to conduct a UK-wide trial of CBD in people at high risk of developing psychosis.’
A study in the British Journal of Pharmacology found that hemp extract drinks contain neuroprotective properties, which may help with epilepsy. A study conducted by the University of Reading shows CBD may reverse epilepsy. Another study from the New England Journal of Medicine suggests CBD-infused liquids may specifically elbow out Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a form of epilepsy.
The National Health Service(NHS) and Epilepsy Action recognize the potential of hemp CBD drinks in managing epilepsy. In 2019, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence(NICE) issued a guideline for prescribing cannabis-based medicinal products to people with conditions such as epilepsy.
According to a study in the British Journal of Pharmacology, CBD harbors neuroprotective properties, which may help with neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. There is an ongoing clinical trial of CBD for treating Parkinson 's-related psychosis at King's College London.
Professor Sagnik Bhattacharyya from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN), said: This clinical trial will determine, for the first time, whether CBD can correct the abnormal functioning of the brain that is causing symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions. Current treatments prescribed by clinicians for psychosis, typically work by blocking dopamine receptors which can increase the problems people with Parkinson’s experience with movement and other symptoms of the condition.”
Dr. Arthur Roach, Director of Research at Parkinson’s UK said: “The projects funded through the Parkinson’s Virtual Biotech are driven completely by the Parkinson’s community. We hope this unique trial will demonstrate the potential of CBD to alleviate the symptoms and be one step closer to delivering a treatment that will positively impact the quality of life for those affected.”
A study conducted by the University of Dundee and published in Redox Biology suggests CBD-infused liquids contain anti-inflammatory properties that reverse skin problems associated with chronic inflammation such as psoriasis, acne, and dermatitis.
Dr. Laureano de la Vega, a Cancer Cell Biologist at the University of Dundee said: “CBD has been promoted as a medical holy grail that supposedly can cure a vast array of conditions including anxiety, depression, inflammation, cancer and acne. Because of this, we wanted to reveal what CBD was actually doing in the cells of our skin, and use that to inform the potential use of CBD for skin conditions.
“Despite proven anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidative, and neuroprotective effects and the multi-billion-dollar industry of CBD-based products, its mechanism of action was not known and its general use lacked a scientific rationale.
“We, for the first time, have identified one of its mechanisms of action that can explain some of its beneficial effects in the skin. Now, with this information there is a basis to its use in cream-based products. Importantly, although CBD-based creams might be beneficial against some skin conditions, such as Epidermolysis Bullosa Simplex or to delay skin aging, our study also shows that CBD should be used with precaution in hyperproliferative skin disorders, such as psoriasis.”
Dr. de la Vega and his colleagues found that CBD interacts with BACH1, a protein that regulates the expression of genes responsible for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory pathways. Thus, its interaction with CBD may make skin disorders associated with inflammation such as psoriasis, eczema, acne, and dermatitis go away.
“Our findings were very exciting, as they connected CBD with this well-known protective pathway,” continued Dr de la Vega. “This would explain some of the claimed benefits of CBD in skin. Furthermore, the target identified is very relevant not only in skin conditions, but also, in lung and breast cancer.
“Therefore, our research opens the door for future cancer research based on the potential use of CBD, or CBD derivatives, as cancer therapeutics. This does not mean that CBD will cure cancer, it just mean that now we have a rationale to investigate its potential in cancer research.”
According to the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA), healthy adults should limit their consumption of CBD to 10mg per day. The previous advice, dating from 2020, set the limit at 70 mg per day.
Professor Robin May, Chief Scientific Advisor at the Food Standards Agency said: “Our independent advisory committees have reviewed the safety assessments submitted by the industry as part of their novel food applications and we are advising that healthy adults should take no more than 10mg of CBD a day.
“The more CBD you consume over your lifetime, the more likely you are to develop long-term adverse effects, like liver damage or thyroid issues. The level of risk is related to how much you take, in the same way, it is with some other potentially harmful products such as alcoholic drinks.
“We encourage consumers to check the CBD content on the product label to monitor their overall daily consumption of CBD and consider if they wish to make changes to how much they take based on this updated advice.”
Emily Miles, CEO of the Food Standards Agency said: "We have always advised the public to think carefully about taking edible CBD products, and as with all foods, we continue to review our advice based on the evidence we gather from industry.
“We understand that this change to our advice will have implications for products currently on the market that contain more than 10mg of CBD per serving. We will be working closely with industry to minimise the risk, to ensure consumers are not exposed to potentially harmful levels of CBD.”
Picture your favourite soda but with a CBD twist. Fizzy, refreshing, and a ticket to the calm side. Who knew relaxation could be this bubbly?
For tea lovers, CBD-infused teas are like a cozy hug for your soul. Sip, steep, and let the relaxation steep in too.
Need a quick fix? CBD wellness shots are the superheroes of the lineup. Small but mighty, they pack a punch of relaxation in every tiny bottle.
CBD smoothies are the health kick you didn't see coming. It's like your morning routine got a delicious upgrade – sip, savor, conquer the day.
Ready to pick your potion? Choosing the best cannabinoid beverage is like finding the perfect dance partner – it's gotta match your vibe. Here's the lowdown:
Like any good date, start with the details. Check the label – is it transparent about the CBD content? Transparency is the key to a lasting relationship.
Are you a citrus swinger or a berry boogie lover? Pick a flavour that makes your taste buds groove. It's like a dance party for your mouth with every sip.
Where does the CBD come from? Is it high-quality, like the VIP section at a concert? Go for CBD sourced from reputable places – your body deserves the backstage pass.
Keep an eye on the THC levels. You want a CBD drink, not a wild night out. Low THC ensures a mellow experience without unwanted surprises.
What are people saying? Reviews are like the backstage whispers of the CBD world. Dance with the ones that have a good reputation and positive vibes.
Budget-friendly or a splurge? Find a CBD drink that hits the right note without breaking the bank. It's like finding a dance partner who's a perfect match – affordable and fabulous.
Alright, so you've got your hands on some Cannabinoid beverages – now what? Let's make this as breezy as a Sunday morning. First things first, think of cannabinoid beverages like your relaxation remote. Want to ease into the calm? Sip away. No rocket science, just easy vibes. Ever had a friend who's great at taking the edge off? That's CBD for you. It's the chill pal in your drink, working its magic to help you mellow out. So, crack open that can and let the good times flow.Timing is key, dear friend. Feeling a bit frazzled after a hectic day? Cannabis beverage o'clock. Need to hit pause during a Netflix marathon? CBD to the rescue. It's your instant "Ahh, that's better" button.
And hey, don't go guzzling like it's a race. CBD is like a good book – you savour it. Sip, feel, and let the relaxation unfold. It's not a chug-and-forget situation; it's a slow dance with serenity. Think of Hemp-infused drinks as your beverage therapist. They get you, they understand the daily grind, and they're here to say, "Relax, you got this." So, next time life gets a bit too extra, grab a CBD drink, take a sip, and let the calm take over. Your stress-free zone awaits – one sip at a time.
The Food Standards Agency(FSA) is like the bouncer at the CBD party. They keep an eye on the guest list (and the rules). Wondering if your CBD drink is legit? FSA's got the answers.
Think of the Home Office as the DJ, setting the vibe for the whole party. They make sure everything's in tune with the law. CBD drinks need to hit the right notes, or it's a no-go.
Ever heard of the term "novel food"? It's like the new kid on the block. The FSA is on it, making sure CBD drinks don't cause a ruckus. They want to know what's in the mix before it hits the shelves.
FSA and the Home Office are on the lookout. They want CBD drinks to keep it chill, not go on a wild THC trip.
Hemp-infused drinks aren’t the only CBD products out there. If you feel they aren’t your thing, experiment with the following goodies.
CBD gummies are a sweet treat for stress. It's like popping a piece of calmness – chew, relax, repeat. And for our plant-loving pals, there's a vegan gummy party too.
Capsules are like the stealth mode of CBD. Pop one, and it's a silent mission of relaxation happening inside. No fuss, no frills – just the calm capsule magic.
Vape oils are for the rebels. Inhale, exhale and feel the instant chill. It's like a puff of tranquillity, creating clouds of calmness in every breath.
Tincture oils are the storytellers of relaxation. A drop under the tongue, and it's a saga of serenity unfolding. It's the ancient art of CBD alchemy in a tiny bottle.
CBD topicals are the skincare heroes. Lotions, balms, and creams – they're like a spa day for your skin. Apply, massage, and let the soothing vibes sink in.
Well, friend, we've taken a wild ride through the world of CBD drinks and beyond. From the sparkling serenity of your favourite fizzy sip to the quiet calm of a CBD capsule, it's been a flavour-filled journey. But as we reach the last sip of this adventure, let's wrap it up with a bang. CBD isn't just a trend; it's a lifestyle upgrade. It's the cool breeze on a stressful day, the sweet escape from anxiety's grip, and the backstage pass to relaxation. Whether you're sipping, chewing, or applying, each CBD product is a ticket to your chill zone. So, as you begin your own CBD escapade, remember this: it's not just about the drinks, gummies, or oils – it's about reclaiming your calm. In a world that never stops, CBD is your secret weapon for finding peace in the chaos. Here's to the joy of sipping, the delight of chewing, and the satisfaction of feeling stress melt away. The CBD adventure is yours to continue, so go ahead – sip, savor, and live the chill life. Cheers to the calm revolution!
Hemp-derived drinks contain CBD, the non-psychoactive chemical found in hemp and cannabis plants. Legal CBD-infused drinks contain very little or no THC, which means they won’t make you stoned.
CBD-infused foods and drinks are available in pharmacies and stores across the UK. However, they should be made with CBD extracted from EU-certified hemp plants containing less than 0.3 % THC.
Hemp-derived drinks interact with the endocannabinoid system, a complex cell-signalling system that regulates your appetite, pain response, energy levels, and immune response. This interaction promotes relaxation.
Hemp beverages may reduce stress or anxiety, assist with pain management, kick out psychosis, reverse neurodegenerative diseases, cure epilepsy or seizures, or promote healthy skin.
Yes, CBD is not intoxicating and won't make you feel dizzy. For this reason, you can drive, exercise, or operate heavy machinery after having a Hemp beverage.
It depends on where you buy the product. Choose brands or sources that sell safe, legal, and lab-tested CBD products to enjoy the wellness benefits of CBD without any inconveniences.
Hemp beverages promote relaxation without causing the “high” sensation often associated with marijuana.
Hemp beverages shouldn’t get you high. Legal CBD products contain non-detectable or no THC, which is the psychoactive element of hemp and marijuana plants.