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Some people have reported: Tiredness Drowsiness Dizziness Loss of appetite Euphoria Depending on the individual’s desired outcomes, euphoria may not be perceived as a negative side effect.
The bottle contains 120 1/4 ml servings. As with our CBD tinctures, we recommend starting low and going slow. Begin with the smallest serving size and, if necessary, increase incrementally over time until you find the right amount for you. Best results are achieved by starting with the smallest serving size and increasing the number of servings over time until the desired effect is attained. Determining the “ideal” number of servings for an individual depends on several factors, including body chemistry, weight, health, prescription medications, sensitivity to CBD and desired effect. We cannot provide individualized usage guidelines, although we can...
Cannabinol (CBN) is a cannabinoid that begins as a byproduct of oxidation of other cannabinoids. When exposed to ultraviolet light and air, phytocannabinoids may create cannabinolic acid (CBNa), which can be converted to CBN that’s usable by the human body.
Grogginess, disorientation and clumsiness (both physical and mental) are possible, but side effects and responses vary by individual.
CBD, CBN and even herbal remedies can have an effect on cardiac and blood pressure medications, blood thinners, immunosuppressive drugs and antipsychotic medications to name a few.
CBN (cannabinol) is a different cannabinoid with stronger sedative properties than CBD (cannabidiol). They are two different molecules with two different origins:
With cannabinoids, more is not always more. Research suggests that the effects can lessen when using too much and/or too often. For example, when CBD is used for notable effects and the effects are no longer appreciated, it may be beneficial to cease use for two or three days. This is typically enough time for the body to reset and any notable effects to return.