CBD Coffee: How Do CBD and Coffee Go Together?

You have surely already heard of the trendy but interesting mix of CBD and coffee. CBD and caffeine are both substances with unique benefits and effects. In this blog article we explain what the new trendy drink is really all about.

What are the benefits of coffee and CBD?

Coffee is by far one of the most popular hot drinks in the world. Even if a cappuccino, espresso or Melange is not part of your daily routine, you surely know that caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant and can provide more alertness, concentration and energy after just a short time.

With CBD, a natural cannabinoid of the hemp plant, it is actually the other way round. We humans have the body’s own cannabinoid system, which interacts with plant cannabinoids such as CBD. Many customers attribute pleasantly calming, relaxing and also pain-relieving properties to CBD.

What does CBD do in combination with coffee?

In some people, too much caffeine can lead to restlessness, nervousness, irritability or even shaky hands. Caffeine withdrawal, on the other hand, can lead to unbearable headaches. An appropriate mix of CBD and caffeine could therefore lead to a positive interaction, as both substances influence the nervous system. If all goes well, the combination of CBD and caffeine could be the best of both worlds.

A recent study even found that CBD in high doses can enhance the effects of caffeine or extend the duration of its effect.

Recipe idea:

So that you get the most out of the combination of CBD and coffee, we have a few tips for you. The best thing is to brew yourself a decent cup of coffee and then add a few drops of our Gold CBD oil. Why the Gold CBD oil? The Gold CBD oil has MCT coconut oil as its base and is particularly gentle on the digestion. It is very popular in the CBD coffee community because it can compensate for restlessness and shaky hands.

But you can also add our water-soluble CBDeus Spray or the CBDeus Serum to your coffee. Note, however, that no additional source of fat (e.g. milk) should be mixed in!