CBN Oil, Capsules and Edibles

FAQs

1. What is CBN oil?

   CBN (cannabinol) is another cannabinoid that is used for its possible medicinal qualities and health benefits. Only found within the cannabis plant, CBN is actually found in large quantities in its source when the plant or product is older. CBN supplements are considered to act as a potent antibacterial compound.

2. What is CBN oil good for?

   CBN has a great potential to work in the body in a number of ways.

   1. Stimulate Your Appetite

   Most of the compounds within cannabis have the ability to spark a person’s appetite a bit. Recent studies have determined that consuming CBN will increase the amount of food that is eaten. CBN is a great alternative for those people who avoid taking THC because of its psychoactive effects.

   2. Protect Your Nervous System

   CBN can also act as a protecting agent for our nervous system, brain and may reduce symptoms of joint discomfort.

   3. Help with Sleep Issues

   Some people believe that CBN can be used as a natural sedative. In fact, it looks as though CBN is more beneficial for this purpose when it is used in combination with THC. These two compounds working together, along with terpenes, can cause relaxation and sleepiness. A lot of people who take only CBN don’t find that it really affects their ability to stay awake or focus.

3. How to take CBN for sleep?

   Many people looking for natural sleep aids also turn to CBN sleep products. If you’re just beginning your journey, you may find that starting with a low dosage is the best strategy. There’s plenty of room to work your way up to higher potencies. It’s also important to take your lifestyle into consideration. Options like capsules or edibles may be smart for you if you’ll be more likely to stick to a ritual of “taking your pills” before bed. Other people prefer the freedom of being able to adjust dosage using straight oils and tinctures.

4. Can you put CBN oil under your tongue?

   One of the ways to take CBN oil is to use a dropper and put a small amount under the tongue. Keep it under the tongue for up to a minute and then swallow it. This is the fastest way to experience the effects of CBN because it is directly absorbed into the bloodstream.

5. How to change CBD oil to CBN oil?

   All plentiful cannabinoids in cannabis and hemp come from cannabigerol or CBG. Cannabis and hemp plants naturally produce cannabigerolic acid (CBGA) from CBG. As the plant matures, CBGA is then degraded into acidic precursors. These precursors are tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA), cannabichromenic acid (CBCA), and cannabidiolic acid (CBDA). THCA becomes THC, the psychedelic compound that produces the “high.” CBCA becomes CBC, while CBDA becomes CBD. After plants are harvested and dry out in storage, cannabinol or CBN comes from the degradation of tetrahydrocannabinolic (THCA) in stored plants into THC. CBD came from CBG which was broken down into the three acidic precursors by the air, heat, and ultraviolet light. Since the sources of CBD and CBN are different, one cannot become the other. The CBN oil is made with CBN, and CBD oil is made with CBD.