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As a result of containing diverse cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids, including THC, full spectrum CBD is better able to actuate the entourage effect. This means that Full spectrum provides the opportunity for the synergistic action of various cannabinoids and terpenes in a beneficial manner for the consumer. 

CBD Isolate is a THC-free product with a focus on high CBD content. The gains of the entourage effect are lost here. 

Naturally, terpenes are part of the protective system of plants against herbivores and high temperatures. Terpenes also contribute to attracting pollinator insects like bees to facilitate plant reprodcution. Importatnly, some terpenes are known to have therapeutic functions and can be immensely useful to our health. 

Full spectrum CBD contains terpenes beause the whole plant is used. Terpenes serve the crucial role of faciliating th effects of other cannabinoids. This is what is mostly referenced as the entourge effect. 

Different terpenes are known to have various effects ranging from anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory. For example: linalool (sleep health), humulene (antibacterial and anti-inflammatory) and pinene (antidepressant). Hence, the benefits of terpenes are a very important consideration to have when buying CBD. Click here to shop Full Spectrum on Chow420. 

The entourage effect is the theory that CBD works better when taken as part of a broad cannabinoid profile. In conjunction with other compounds, CBD and other compounds, including terpenes, act synergistically to produce a superior effect than when singularly consumed. 

Full spectrum CBD contains very small amounts of the psychoactive compound THC, alongside other compounds. In reality the amount is too small to get you "high." Though consuming large doses can cause one to feel the psychoactive effects of THC. 

Because CBD contains some THC, it is possible to become impaired after consumption. However, this is unlikely and is only possible if large dosages have been consumed. Some degree of judgment is required as the scenario can vary across circumstances. 

Because Full Spectrum CBD contains THC, it is possible to fail a drug test. Regardless of the relatively small amount of THC found in full spectrum CBD, it is still possible to trigger a positive on the commercially available drug tests presently on the market. For those who are subject to random drug tests, for whatever reason, it is safer to take Broad Spectrum or Isolate products. 

CBD 1:1 refers to a product that contains an equal ratio of CBD (cannabidiol) to another cannabinoid, typically THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). For example, a CBD 1:1 tincture may contain 500mg of CBD and 500mg of THC in a 30ml bottle.

The ratio of CBD to THC can vary depending on the product and the intended use. A CBD 1:1 ratio is often used for its potential therapeutic effects, as it combines the potential benefits of both cannabinoids. CBD is known for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and anti-anxiety properties, while THC is known for its potential pain-relieving, anti-nausea, and appetite-stimulating effects.

It's important to note that the legal status of CBD and THC varies by country and state. In some places, CBD and THC are legal for medicinal or recreational use, while in other places, they may be illegal or only available for medicinal use with a prescription. It's important to research the laws and regulations in your area before using CBD or THC products.