What is CBDv?

CBDv (Cannabidivarin) is one of the many cannabinoids found in cannabis and hemp plants. These cannabinoids interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS) to provide many effects and therapeutic benefits. Since CBDv has a similar molecular structure to CBD, it is also non-psychoactive and will not produce a “high” that many people associate with THC or cannabis.

The Benefits of CBDv

CBDv has similar benefits as CBD, but with slightly different applications. CBDv may be able to help with...

• Mood Elevation: In turn, can reduce stress and anxiety.
• Appetite Suppressing Properties: CBDv interacts with the CB receptors to reduce hunger cravings. A small study found that CBDv (and THCv) are effective in promoting weight loss.
• Anti-Inflammation: CBDv was found to alleviate inflammation, especially neuroinflammation.
• Pain Relief:
• Anti-Convulsant: A 2012 study found that CBDv was an anticonvulsant in mice and rats. While more
• Autism Treatment: A 2019 study found that CBDv may be helpful in treating anxiety, especially in patients with autism spectrum disorder.
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Will CBDv Show up on a Drug Test?

CBDv is very similar to CBD, especially in terms of drug testing. While both cannabinoids won’t show up on a drug test on their own, many products can still contain the legal limit (<0.3% THC) of THC that will show up on a drug test. So, it is important to always be conscious of the products you are taking, especially when you may be drug tested.

The best way to determine if CBDv will show up on a drug test is to look at the COA (Certificate of Analysis) . The COA shows exactly how much of each cannabinoid is in a product. If you are still unsure about a product's THC contents, contact us any time at hello@happytrailscbd.com with any questions you may have!

Conclusion

In conclusion, CBDv, presents promising therapeutic benefits. These benefits include mood elevation, appetite suppression, anti-inflammation, pain relief, and its role as an anticonvulsant, opens up exciting possibilities for medical applications. It's also important to exercise caution and verify the THC content in CBDv products, as traces of THC below the legal limit can still show up on a drug test. Utilizing the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for products to assess cannabinoid content allows for informed and responsible consumption.

As research into CBDv continues, we anticipate a deeper understanding of its therapeutic potential and its potential to enhance the well-being of those seeking natural remedies. For any inquiries or concerns regarding THC content or product information, don't hesitate to reach out to us at hello@happytrailscbd.com or fill out a contact form. Your well-being is our priority, and we're here to assist you on your journey to optimal health and wellness.