What is the difference between THC and C-B-D

THC may be the most prevalent active compound in marijuana, but it is only one of at least 85 that we know of. Thanks to marijuana’s growing legitimacy as a medicinal option, C-B-D is starting to emerge as the cannabinoid poised to steal THC’s thunder, due to the wonders the medical industry is discovering. C-B-D is the abbreviation for cannabidiol, the cannabinoid second only to THC when it comes to volume.Research has shown C-B-D to have anti-inflammatory and anti-anxiety properties without the psychoactive effects (the "high" or "stoned" feeling) that THC provides. While high THC strains often levels of over 20%, generally, C-B-D levels of over 4% are considered to be high. More evidence shows that medically C-B-D packs quite a punch of its own.It looks to be especially promising for conditions that are difficult to treat like Epilepsy, Chron's disease, PTSD and multiple sclerosis. Dravet’s Syndrome is an especially debilitating form of epilepsy that affects children and is resistant to current approved treatment methods. Sufferers are harmed by seizures, often up to hundreds a day that worsen as they age and can be life-threatening. Cannabidiol is beginning to look like these kids’ best hope. No, this does not mean kids are smoking it. One of the earliest success stories involves a young girl named Charlotte who was given a version of Charlotte’s Web, a strain that was specifically developed to provide her with all the benefits of the drug without the high. There is actually a video posted on YouTube,you can hear more of her story as well as other kids! PEOPLE EDUCATION IS POWER!!!ONELOVE and God bless!