Hemp has been used as a versatile crop for thousands of years – including in the form of CBD. More and more people are discovering CBD for themselves and their animals. Many of our customers report that CBD can contribute to greater well-being and more balanced nerves in both humans and animals.
CBD or cannabidiol is a component of the female hemp plant. Like THC, CBD is one of the cannabinoids, a group of chemical compounds that have so far mainly been found in the cannabis plant. Unlike the far better-known active substance THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD is not intoxicating.
CBD is increasingly becoming the focus of research, medicine and the media. So far, few clinical studies have been carried out on humans, but the World Health Organization (WHO) attests that CBD has a very good safety profile.
According to the WHO, the following properties have been scientifically investigated:
- Pain-relieving
- Anti-inflammatory
- Reducing nervousness
- Antidepressant
- Antispasmodic
- Neuroprotective
- Antioxidant
- Antipsychotic

