High CBD seeds

Amsterdam Marijuana Seeds CBD Seeds

CBD and THC are the two most prominent cannabinoids in the cannabis plant. Regarding potency, cannabis connoisseurs speak about the ratio of these substances in the particular strain under scrutiny. While THC tetrahydrocannabinol is intoxicating and renowned for its cerebral, psychotic high, CBD Cannabidiol is known for its soothing therapeutic properties.

Although cannabinoids can function alone when they function together, they offer a holistic intervention called the "entourage effect".

Our high CBD strains are specially curated with medical cannabis in mind, offering a rich blend of full-spectrum cannabinoids. The seed strains are well within the approved limits of regulatory agencies and, as such, are perfectly legal in most parts of the world where medical cannabis is legal.

What is High CBD?

Before the advent of modern breeding techniques, marijuana existed in its basic form, taking on the properties of the mother plant and those infused by nature. Although there were strains with particular characteristics, such as high THC, high CBD strains, etc., the genetics were generally the same.

Today, however, the nature of the plant has changed. Special breeders and seed banks like us have taken the challenge to recreate the perfect seed strain and structure for particular purposes. Science advancements have allowed us to tweak seed strains to meet specific desires and solve problems.

CBD-rich Seeds are an example of the immense work of science that goes into creating the perfect cannabis seed with the right properties.

Our High CBD strains make perfect candidates for medical cannabis. These strains from Amsterdam Marijuana Seeds are of the finest seed genetics and are available in all variants and types.

What is CBD?

Cannabidiol (CBD), a non-intoxicating component of the cannabis plant, has generated significant interest among scientists and physicians in recent years. The substance is expressed in the resin, leaves, and lesser quantity in the stem of the cannabis plant.

CBD is one of the over 200 cannabinoids that can be extracted from the plant, but for its beneficial, non-intoxicating properties, it is revered and today sits at the center of medical cannabis debates and interventions. As a pleiotropic drug, CBD produces many effects expressed through multiple molecular pathways, but the depths of these effects are still under investigation.

Scientific literature has identified more than 65 conditions in which CBD can offer clinical intervention, and some of them include:

The evidence of CBD efficacy in these conditions abounds across the length and breadth of the scientific community. Continuing research into CBD efficacy continues to yield positive results, particularly in the areas of perfecting present treatment methodologies as well as discovering new treatment interventions. Only recently, scientists have found a correlation between CBD and the virus causing the dreaded COVID-19 and how CBD may be able to protect the lungs of individuals exposed to the virus and reverse the damage in the case of an infection.

However, the research is continuing. To date, only three cannabis (one CBD, 2 THC) based drugs have been approved by the FDA, but this is not to say that the prospects or efficacy of CBD as a veritable treatment intervention is in doubt.

How it works, and what does it do?

CBD can perform these wide ranges of functions because of how it interacts with the body. CBD interacts with the body's Endocannabinoid System (ECS) in a way that supports it in performing its function of maintaining balance in the human body.

CBD is a phytocannabinoid,d and because of its unique structure, it can bind with cannabinoid receptors spread across the brain, central nervous system, and other parts of the body. Primarily, CBD binds to the cannabinoid receptors CB1 and CB2 and several other non-cannabinoid receptors, ion channels, and receptor-independent pathways. In these ways, CBD can exert a manifold of therapeutic effects and clinical expressions in treating various medical conditions. It corrects imbalance, restores and rejuvenates, and provides soothing therapy for many functions.