Explanation about CBD

The CBD ... kesako, to do what? CBD or cannabidiol is one of the multiple cannabinoid components of cannabis. The best known in cannabis is THC or tetrahydrocannabinol, cannabidiol is the second most abundant substance in cannabis, followed by CBG, THCV, CBC and so on.

CBD, unlike THC, has no psychoactive effects, ie it has no effect on the nervous system. The CBD does not smash! It is a non-psychoactive compound known to regulate and reduce the effects of THC.
The CBD has important medical applications, and it is the compound that many medical consumers look for. CBD has a long list of medical properties, including relief of chronic pain, inflammation, arthritis, spasms, nausea and epilepsy. It would also have an effect on nicotine receptors and would play a role in stopping and withdrawing tobacco.
The CBD has demonstrable neuroprotective and neurogenic effects, and its anti-cancer properties are currently being studied in several academic research centers in Spain, the United States and elsewhere. And new properties are continually being discovered as research progresses.
There are several techniques for extracting CBD, the SAR method (Rick Simpson Oil), supercritical CO2, butane, dimethyl ether (DME), etc. Regularly new methods are emerging with their strengths and weaknesses.
The most important in all these extractions is the purification of the product which takes time and is expensive.

The CBD is a legal product in Switzerland