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Cannabidiol, or CBD, is the second most common cannabinoid found in cannabis. Unlike its euphoric sister, THC (or tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD plays it cool, offering relaxing, non-intoxicating effects that lend themselves to a variety of personal and medicinal uses. Because CBD lacks the stoney side effects typical of high-THC strains, it’s a great choice for patients needing to keep a clear head while treating pain, nausea, headaches, stress, anxiety, muscle spasms, epilepsy, and more.
It’s clear that many people have experienced the upsides of CBD, but with so many high-CBD strains hitting the market today, it can be difficult to choose the one for you. Here, we’ll go over what it means for a strain to be high in CBD along with identifying which high-CBD strains are the most popular and easy-to-find based on Leafly user-submitted reviews.
The Importance of High CBD Strains
To understand the significance of a high CBD marijuana strain, we first need to understand the benefits of CBD within the body. CBD is one of the principle cannabinoids within cannabis which, when consumed, interacts with the endocannabinoid system, or ECS – an innate biochemical network that exists in all mammals and controls a variety of different functions.
The ECS has two primary receptors, CB1 and CB2, which govern a variety of functions in the body.
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From a live show of the deathcore band The Acacia Strain. Taken at the GameChanger World in Howell, NJ.
In "The Andromeda Strain," a U.S. military satellite crashes in a small town and unleashes a deadly plague killing all but two survivors. As the military quarantines the area, a team of highly specialized scientists is assembled to find a cure.
This programming was being advertised on one of the bus stops.
I think in the bleakness of this cold arduous winter I have forgotten summer as it has forgotten me...
Surface straining after kick-feeding. Look next to the blowhole - that's not a worm, it's a yummy sandlance (sand eel) - our humpback whales' favorite food here!
Photo (c) Whale and Dolphin Conservation (whales.org)
The water gushes out of the sides of this whale's mouth right after it takes a gulp of sea water and fish.