99% PURE CBD ISOLATE

How Do You Use CBD Isolate?

One of the many nice things about CBD isolate is that it’s super easy to use. Because it’s a powder, CBD isolate can be used in a wide variety of ways. Here’s a list of strategies to help you put your CBD isolate to work.

Eat It – CBD isolate powder can be added to anything you can eat. Mix it into brownies, cookies, pies, and other baked goods. Dissolve a bit in your favorite oil or salad dressing. Fold it into ice cream or pudding. Add a teaspoon to your tea or coffee. The possibilities are endless and are limited only by your imagination.

Dab It – You can dab crystal CBD isolate using a dabbing rig for a quick pick-me-up and almost instant medical relief.

Smoke It – Sprinkle a pinch of CBD isolate in your joint before closing for a CBD kick that can’t be beat.

Vaporize It – Mix a small amount of CBD isolate into your favorite vape oil product or e-liquid for a healthy boost.

Make Your Own Tincture – Add a small amount of CBD isolate to a teaspoon of coconut oil, and hold it under your tongue for a minute and a half. The oil and CBD isolate enter your bloodstream through the sublingual artery, where it’s only a stone’s throw away from reaching your brain. Tinctures are the easiest and most discreet method for consuming cannabis.

Rub It On Your Skin – CBD isolate can be whipped into your favorite body or face cream. You can maximize CBD’s anti-inflammatory and pain-reduction properties by rubbing the cream into your skin.

benefits/effects include:

• Reduces nausea and vomiting
• Suppresses seizure activity
• Mediates psychotic disorders
• Reduces inflammation
• Fights tumor and cancer cells
• Combats anxiety and depression
• Tempers neurodegenerative disorders

In addition, CBD counteracts the drowsiness, paranoia, and memory loss associated with THC. Because of this long list of benefits, CBD isolate can be used to treat:

• Schizophrenia
• Psychosis
• Epileptic disorders
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Cancer
• Osteoporosis
• Lupus
• Diabetes
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
• Parkinson’s disease
• Chronic pain
• Neuropathic pain