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(Waking Times) Cannabidiol (CBD) is an active compound found in cannabis. The substance offers many medical advantages, for example, it’s used in the management of conditions like HIV/AIDS, back pain, cancer, high blood pressure, epilepsy, and arthritis. Patients who ingest CBDs may prefer to vape CBD oil rather than any of the other available means of administering their CBD products. The main reasons for this include convenience, discretion and speed.

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Source – Waking Times

by Staff Writer, September 25th, 2018

This article mainly focuses on explaining CBD vape oils. The goal is to help you decipher which premium CBD oils are safe and why they are considered to be unique.

CBD versus THC

CBD vape oil is a high concentration of CBD in liquid form that producers extract from cannabis plants. CBD does not have the psychoactive effects that many associate with smoking marijuana. In fact, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is actually the compound in the cannabis plant responsible for this high. Similar to medical marijuana, taking CBD oil will relax the user and often relieves pain. In addition, CBD oil users can enjoy the benefits of cannabis without worrying about failing a drug tests because drug tests only check for THC.

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Benefits of Using CBD Vape Oils

Vaping premium CBD oils as a method of taking in CBDs is safe and effective. Yes, not getting high is a significant advantage of using CBD oil …at least to people who do not want the high. Yet, in addition, there are many other potential health benefits.

Vaping CBD oil helps ease the harsh effects of many diseases and ailments. Some of these include:

  • Cancer
  • Leukemia
  • Stress
  • Autism
  • Insomnia
  • Arthritis
  • Migraines
  • Stroke
  • Wasting disease
  • High blood pressure
  • Anxiety disorders
  • Post-traumatic stress
  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Epilepsy
  • Inflammations

Of course, the best way to treat your ailment is with the advice of a trained and qualified medical professional. Many doctors in legalized U.S. states can even prescribe the correct CBD oil dosage for your condition. Apart from reducing the effects of the diseases highlighted above, scientific studies have shown that high doses of CBD have the potential to even cure some illnesses.

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Breaking Down How CBD Oils Work

How does vaping CBD oil help the human body? Well, our bodies already produce their own types of cannabinoids, called endocannabinoids. This compound is part of the larger endocannabinoid system with millions of network receptors.

The endocannabinoid substances help pass information between the receptors to manage homeostasis, pain, immunity, and mood. Hence, the endocannabinoid system is paramount to human health. Impairment to the system is likely to result in all types of ailments and illnesses, some of which we highlighted above.

Therefore, cannabinoids, such as ones in CBD oils, are essential to the body and the endocannabinoid system. CBDs help the body produce its own supply of the natural endocannabinoids. As a result, continuous vaping of CBD oils can help rectify many different health conditions.

Ways to Ingest CBDs

CBD oils can be administered into the body in many ways. Some of these include:

  • Taking oral capsules.
  • Ingesting them through foods.
  • Using tinctures.
  • Vaping.

All of these methods work, but the fastest way to administer CBD oils into the human body is through vaping. However, vaping may not be the safest method because of the compound Propylene Glycol.

Some suppliers add this chemical into liquid CBD vape oils during production to help the concentrated liquid fume quicker. The effects of vaping oils with propylene glycol may include the development of allergic reactions, different forms of cancers, and asthma. To be safe, avoid CBD vape oils that have propylene glycol in them. More on this below.

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Staying Away from Propylene Glycol

Propylene glycol is a chemical component that some manufacturers use when making CBD vape oil. This is a chemical thinning agent that is poisonous when heated. At high temperatures, the thinning chemical converts into toxic chemicals that researchers believe may cause cancer and other ailments, such as asthma. However, the same compound is considered to be harmless when it is ingested through food.

Propylene glycol has low oral toxicity, but it should never be inhaled into the lungs. Below is a list of pre-loaded CBD oil cartridges that contain propylene glycol:

  • Pure Hemp Vape
  • Kana Vape
  • Cloud 9 CBD
  • Alternate Vape
  • Miracle Smoke
  • Tasty Hemp Oil
  • Bluegrass Naturals
  • Cannazall
  • Delta liquids
  • Pure CBD vapors

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Conclusion

Cannabinoids such as CBD significantly benefit our bodies. Ingesting CBD by vaping CBD oils may help alleviate a variety of health ailments. Furthermore, vaping is the fastest way to ingest CBDs and integrate them into the body.

If you are interested in vaping CBD oils, make sure you choose a high-quality vaporizer. A good vape pen will allow you to change the device’s temperature to adjust the dosage of CBD that you take into your body. As well, if cannabis is legal in your state, it may be worth checking with a doctor about the best CBD dosage for you.

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https://www.wakingtimes.com/2018/09/25/vaping-allows-the-body-to-ingest-cbds-quickly-but-beware-of-propylene-glycol/

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