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Reading Time: 8 minutes Both are hemp oil; CBD oil and seed oil come from the same hemp plant. The same cannabis family of industrial hemp, but that’s where the similarity ends.

The leaves and flowers of the Cannabis plant ( cannabis sativa L. hemp plant ) produce Cannabidiol ( CBD ). In fact, there are over 100 cannabinoids found in the resinous flowering tops. Of these Cannabidiolic acid ( CBDa ), the form of CBD found in a growing plant can represent up to 40% of the hemp compounds.

Hemp seed oil like the name suggests is a hemp extract only from the seeds of the cannabis sativa plant. The seeds have rich profile of healthy nutrients. But, they do not contain any CBD or other cannabinoids and terpenes you would find in a full spectrum CBD oil.

To fully understand the differences let’s take a look in a bit more detail.

Reading Time: 3 minutes The types of CBD format, carrier oil and the extraction method are primary elements affecting taste. On most sites describing what CBD oil tastes like, overall its described as having an Earthy, grassy taste. We’d like elaborate on that as the answer might be a bit more complex.

Reading Time: 19 minutes Your comprehensive guide to CBD, without the hype. Learn all you need to know about CBD and Hemp’s many constituents, benefits, dosage, precautions, product formats, the entourage effect, CBD for pets, extraction methods & much more.

Reading Time: 4 minutes Decarboxylation CBD-CBDa is it necessary? The marketing implies that CBDa needs to become CBD in order to provide healthful benefits, but is this true? Much like we know but don’t fully understand why wholefoods are better than processed and or their isolated constituents if you are looking for healthful benefits consume as close as nature provides, it’s that simple.