Myriam's Hemp CBN Oil Tincture Vanilla | CBN 600mg - Full Spectrum

Myriam's Hemp Tincture | CBN 600mg - Full Spectrum

Experience the powerful benefits of Myriam's Hemp Tincture CBN 600mg – a premium full-spectrum CBN oil that's carefully crafted to help provide you with the ultimate relaxation experience. With over 600mg CBD per fluid ounce, along with a range of other therapeutic phytocannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, this tincture is designed to deliver maximum potency and effectiveness.

Details:

• Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Made with all-natural ingredients
• Lab Tested
• Formulated for maximum absorption and efficacy
• Full Spectrum
• Made in-house in the USA
• Sugar-Free & Wheat-Free
• Vegan Friendly
• Less than .3% THC
• Ships to all 50 States

Ingredients: MCT Oil, Organic Vanilla Flavoring, Hemp Extract, Organic 100% Stevia Leaf Extract.

Suggested Use:

• For sleep, start with .25ml (1/4 of a dropper) 30 minutes to an hour before bedtime. Increase slowly if needed.
• For recurring conditions, start with .25ml (1/4 of a dropper) 2-3 times a day spread out 5-6 hours apart. Increase slowly as needed for desired effects, or use as directed by a medical professional.

What is CBN?

A cannabinoid called CBN is produced when THC is oxygenated and breaks down. It almost never appears on hemp that hasn't flowered, which explains why it's most frequently found in older cannabis plants. Stale cannabis and the breakdown of THC molecules are the sources of CBN. Most people previously thought of CBN as a waste byproduct that wasn't worth further investigation. After a study revealed that CBN may be the most sedative of all cannabinoids, everything changed. The finding sparked new interest in CBN's therapeutic properties and its function in controlling the endocannabinoid system.

How does CBN compare with CBD?

Despite being a byproduct of THC and having sedative effects, CBN doesn't seem to have any psychoactive effects. Apart from their chemical composition, CBN and CBD behave quite differently when it comes to how they affect the human endocannabinoid system. The nervous and immune systems' CB1 and CB2 receptors exhibit little affinity for CBD. Instead, it boosts endocannabinoid production, which supports homeostasis.