CBG Gummies

FAQs

1. What are CBG gummies good for?

   There is not a lot of medical research demonstrating the full effects of CBG on the human body. It is known that CBG works on the endocannabinoid system. Though not scientifically proven, people who consume CBG gummies have offered anecdotal evidence that CBG reduces discomfort and promotes sleep. CBG gummies are easy to carry with you wherever you go and make cannabinoid dosing as simple as eating a piece of candy.

2. Are CBD or CBG gummies better?

   CBD and CBG are both non-psychoactive cannabinoids. More research has been conducted on CBD than on CBG, but both types of gummies deliver benefits. However, CBD and CBG do activate cannabinoid receptors differently. CBG is believed to bind directly to the CB1 and CB2 receptors, and CBD works indirectly on the receptors. It is really impossible to say one type of gummy is better than the other because they are different cannabinoids.

3. Does CBG show up on drug tests?

   CBG will not show up on drug tests because it is not a psychoactive cannabinoid. However, if you choose to buy a full spectrum product, there will be an amount of THC that is less than 0.3 percent. A broad spectrum product may have a trace amount of THC unless the product is marked as THC-free, like the Wyld CBG gummies.

4. What are the side effects of CBG?

   There is not enough research yet to definitively define the potential side effects of CBG. Some users have said CBG caused dry mouth. Other reported side effects include an increased heart rate, diarrhea, changes in appetite and tiredness.

5. Does CBG Help You Sleep?

   One of the CBG gummies' benefits is they help people fall asleep and sleep better, according to customer testimonies. This may be due to CBG helping users relax.