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CBD is the abbreviation for cannabidiol, which is one of (approximately) 80 cannabinoids contained in cannabis. After tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is mainly responsible for the psychotropic effect of cannabis, CBD is, in terms of concentration, the second most important cannabinoid in this plant. However, unlike THC, it does not produce a psychotropic effect.

There is no legal limit for CBD content - the THC content is always decisive. Cannabis with a THC content below 1 % has been legal in Switzerland since 2011.

CBD has no psychotropic effect and therefore does not produce a high. Some users report a mildly relaxed feeling, but this could also be due to the residual THC content, which can produce such an effect on people not used to regular cannabis consumption. CBD may also have an effect on mood. In general, the therapeutic properties of this molecule have not yet been studied. However, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-epileptic, anti-vomiting, anxiolytic, antidepressant and antipsychotic effects have been cited. Consumption is said to have little or no side effects.

Yes, pets can benefit from CBD for the same conditions as humans: pain, seizures, inflammation and anxiety. CBD is safe for pets but their dosage will probably be much lower than yours. Dogs have a higher concentration of cannabinoid receptors in their brain. This means that they are very sensitive to THC.

Research into the effects of CBD on animals is still limited, but some studies have suggested that CBD may have potential benefits for animal health. Potential effects of CBD on animals may include:

1. Anxiety reduction: CBD can help reduce anxiety in pets, especially those suffering from chronic stress or separation anxiety.
2. Pain relief: CBD can also help reduce pain in animals, especially those suffering from chronic pain or inflammatory diseases.
3. Reduced inflammation: CBD can help reduce inflammation in animals, which can help treat a variety of health problems, such as arthritis and allergies.
4. Improved sleep quality: CBD can also help improve sleep quality in animals, especially those with sleep disorders.

The optimal dosage of CBD oil depends on several factors, such as your weight, your metabolism, the concentration of CBD in the oil, the reason for using the oil and your individual sensitivity to CBD. It is important to start with a lower dose and increase gradually if necessary.

Here are some general guidelines to help you determine your optimal CBD oil dosage:

• Start with a dose of 5 to 10 mg of CBD per day.
• If you do not feel any benefit after a few days, you can increase your dose by 5 to 10 mg every two or three days.
• Continue to increase the dose until you get the desired effects.
• The maximum recommended dose of CBD is usually 200 mg per day, but this may vary depending on your individual situation.

It is important to note that the effects of CBD can take time to manifest themselves, so it is important to be patient and not to increase your dose too quickly.

It is also recommended that you keep a CBD oil diary to track your dose, your experience and adjust your dosage if necessary.

Finally, it is important to consult a health care professional before starting to use CBD oil, especially if you are already taking medication or have any particular health problems.

Swiss CBD (Swiss Made Weed or Swiss Made Cannabis) seems to be more popular with consumers. Indeed in Switzerland as elsewhere there are several ranges of cannabidiol products but statistically it would seem that the Swiss CBD market is where some of the best CBD flowers and hashes are found.

In Switzerland, cbd products are limited to 1% of thc, compared to 0.3% in the European Union. In addition, the Swiss authorities are more tolerant of cannabis products containing little thc, which has allowed producers to start cultivation at the beginning of the cbd market boom.

By producing quality flowers naturally, Swiss growers are less tempted to improve their product downstream with questionable techniques such as adding synthetic terpenes to increase the aromatic quality of flowers and hash.

In addition, Swiss sanitary control is more demanding than that of other producing countries such as Italy, where outdoor production is exposed to parasites, which often leads to the use of pesticides, unlike indoor production, which does not require the use of such products.