CBDオイルとヘンプシードオイルの違いは?

What is the difference between CBD oil and hemp seed oil?

Both "CBD oil" and "hemp oil (hemp seed oil)" are attracting attention as being beneficial for beauty and health, and both are made from the same cannabis plant, the Cannabis sativa species.

CBD oil and hemp oil are often confused because they are extracted from the same plant, but they each have different characteristics. In this article, we will explain the differences between the two.

table of contents

  1. What CBD oil and hemp oil have in common
  2. The difference between CBD oil and hemp oil
  3. CBD oil vs hemp oil comparison summary
  4. How to identify the product
  5. lastly

1. What CBD oil and hemp oil have in common

Both CBD oil and hemp oil are derived from the same cannabis plant, but neither is addictive or addictive. Some people mistakenly believe that taking CBD oil or hemp oil will make you high, but in fact, neither contains THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which has the psychoactive effect of cannabis, so they have no psychoactive effects.

2. The difference between CBD oil and hemp oil

About CBD oil

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CBD oil refers to oil products that are sold as products containing CBD (cannabidiol). The CBD contained in CBD oil is extracted from various parts of the cannabis plant, such as cannabis flowers, leaves, stems, and seeds. In Japan, under the Cannabis Control Act, only those extracted from stems and seeds are available.


Manufacturing method

There are two main ways to produce CBD oil:


Full Spectrum

This refers to a product that does not only extract CBD from cannabis plants, but also extracts other ingredients (plant components such as terpenes and flavonoids, and other cannabinoids such as CBN and CBC) and contains multiple ingredients.


Broad Spectrum

A product that contains isolated CBD extracted from cannabis plants and cannabinoids other than THC.


    How to use

    • How to take it by dropping it under the tongue
    • Mix it into coffee or other foods and drinks

    About hemp oil (hemp seed oil)

    overview

    On the other hand, hemp oil is a vegetable oil extracted from hemp seeds and does not contain cannabinoids such as CBD or THC. However, it is rich in nutrients and has been attracting attention as a superfood. It contains minerals such as iron, zinc, and magnesium, essential fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6, and high-quality proteins (amino acids) with low allergies. In addition to being used as an edible oil, it is also used in creams and lotions.

    How to use

    • Used as cooking oil
    • Apply to the skin

    3. Summary of CBD oil vs. hemp oil

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    CBD Oil

    Hemp Oil

    Main Ingredients

    CBD (Cannabidiol) and other cannabinoids

    Minerals, essential fatty acids, and protein (CBD not included)

    Extraction Method

    Extracted from the flowers, leaves, stems, seeds, etc. of the cannabis plant

    Extracted exclusively from hemp seeds

    How the product is manufactured

    There are two types: full spectrum and broad spectrum.

    Uses vegetable oil extracted from hemp seeds

    Main expected effects

    Mainly relaxing effect

    Suppresses inflammation. Good for beauty and health.

    How to use





    How to take it by dropping it under the tongue or by mixing it with coffee or other beverages or food

    Ingestion as a food oil or application to the skin


    4. How to identify the product

    Be sure to check the product packaging and ingredients list. If it's a CBD product, it will say CBD or cannabidiol. If it's hemp oil, it should say hemp seed oil. There are also products that contain both, and are sold as CBD oil by adding CBD to hemp seed oil.

    5. Conclusion

    Both CBD oil and hemp oil are products made from hemp, and both are said to have the potential to have significant effects on the human body. It's best to use them according to the effects you want to achieve.

    References

    Notes

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