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CBD and THC are two different compounds that act differently in the brain. THC can trigger a range of psychoactive effects, while CBD does not produce any psychoactive effects. THC binds with the CB1 receptors in the brain, which triggers the release of dopamine and produces a high or sense of euphoria. CBD does not bind with CB1 receptors and is therefore...

CBD does not directly interact with CB1 receptors like THC, which produces a euphoric high. Instead, CBD affects other receptors that modulate your endocannabinoid system. Some people may experience side effects when taking CBD, including changes in alertness (usually as sleepiness) and gastrointestinal distress, such as bloating or diarrhea. It also interferes with how your body metabolizes certain medicines, such as blood...

CBD products are used for a variety of reasons, from managing pain to reducing anxiety. However, people concerned about workplace or sports drug tests often wonder if these products will trigger positive results. Standard drug screening panels are not designed to detect CBD. However, CBD can cause a false-positive result for THC and its metabolites in saliva or urine samples. Medications Many...