Discover the Endless Benefits of Ananda Professional Full Spectrum Hemp Extract

Hemp extract has been capturing a lot of attention lately, particularly when it comes to CBD. Short for cannabidiol, CBD is one of the most prominent and powerful cannabinoids found in hemp and cannabis, recognized for its potential to support both body and mind in various ways.

Curious about how it works? Well, here it goes! CBD and other cannabinoids interact with the receptors in the body’s Endocannabinoid System (ECS), which plays a crucial role in numerous physiological processes, including sleep, appetite, digestion, memory, mood, metabolism, hormones, heart function, and neuroprotection.

Among the many benefits our users report experiencing, some of the key ones are:

• A sense of calm for improved focus
• Relief from everyday stressors
• Assistance in recovering from exercise-induced inflammation

With the information above, we can see why CBD has become such a popular compound. After all, everyone has an ECS, and we all face situations that can lead to stress (unless you’re one of the fortunate few who live a carefree life).

At the Hemp Pharmacist, we pioneered the hemp industry by offering reliable, high-quality CBD products, like the Ananda Professional full-spectrum hemp extract. Because hemp contains various naturally occurring phytocannabinoids and other beneficial compounds, we utilize extraction methods that preserve the ‘full spectrum’ of nature’s goodness just for you.

In this post, you’ll learn more about full-spectrum hemp products and the rich compounds in our Ananda Professional hemp extract to get a clearer picture of what hemp offers.

Full-spectrum vs. Broad Spectrum and Isolate

While shopping for CBD products, you may come across various terms you might not be familiar with. These are full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, and isolate, to name a few. What do they all mean? What’s the difference?

To understand better, you need to develop an understanding of the extraction process for hemp.

First, the plant material is ground to a uniform size to prepare it for extraction, and then it’s heated to decarboxylate the cannabinoids. After testing, we choose either alcohol or CO2 for the extraction process, depending on the specific product we’re creating.

The next step for both hemp extracts is to dilute and blend it with a carrier oil. Finally, the batch undergoes rigorous testing by a third party, bottled and packaged.

For CBD products to be classified as “full-spectrum,” they must include all the compounds hemp provides, such as cannabinoids, flavonoids, and terpenes (we’ll dive deeper into hemp’s compounds shortly).

On the other hand, a product labeled “broad-spectrum” typically contains several compounds and should have at least two cannabinoids and one terpene. At the far end of the spectrum is CBD isolate, which is extensively filtered and processed to contain only CBD, devoid of any other supportive plant compounds.

So, what are the benefits of a full-spectrum hemp extract?

The brief answer is that all of hemp’s compounds tend to work better together in a balanced manner. Research indicates that utilizing the entire plant maximizes the benefits delivered throughout the body by providing many of the beneficial components found in the original plant (this is known as the Entourage Effect). Therefore, we strive to incorporate as many of these components into our full-spectrum hemp extracts as possible.

What’s Packed in Our Ananda Professional Full-Spectrum Hemp Extract?

CBD is one of many compounds extracted from hemp, along with naturally occurring terpenes, flavonoids, fatty acids, and other beneficial compounds. These compounds help CBD deliver better results, rather than alone.

Here are some of the active compounds present in our Ananda full-spectrum hemp oil and other products:

Cannabichromene (CBC): Like CBD, CBC is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid that won’t induce a “high.” Found in lower concentrations in most cannabis strains, CBC acts as a complementary compound in full-spectrum hemp.

Cannabigerol (CBG): Considered the precursor to other cannabinoids like CBD, CBG holds promise for its benefits and works effectively with other compounds. It supports recovery from exercise-induced inflammation and is in full-spectrum oils in minimal quantities (<3%).

Cannabinol (CBN): Though mildly psychoactive, CBN is rarely detected in cannabis. Its primary role is aiding sleep, making it a valuable complementary compound.

Terpenes: Fragrant oils found in hemp and other plants (such as lavender and rosemary), terpenes bind to human body receptors, contributing to the Entourage Effect seen in full-spectrum extracts.

Flavonoids: Phytonutrients serve as cell messengers, and flavonoids offer health benefits similar to those found in fruits and vegetables. They add pigment to plants and enhance the overall wellness profile of full-spectrum extracts.

As you see, our Ananda Professional full-spectrum hemp extract contains a variety of compounds, each with its potential benefits. All these compounds work together, building on your strength to enhance your body’s positive response to CBD. Our full-spectrum hemp products are the best for creating a rich CBD wellness routine. 

Ready to Try Our Ananda Professional Full-Spectrum Products? 

By understanding the distinctions and variety of compounds that full-spectrum hemp offers, you can promote your health and wellness. While you may find other hemp products in the market, the ones we offer are engineered from pharmaceutical-grade hemp and tested by ISO-certified labs. Visit our website to explore the entire range of Ananda Professional full-spectrum hemp extract products, buy hemp products online, or contact us for additional information.

Disclaimer: **The information provided in this blog is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information about CBD and its potential uses, we are not healthcare professionals. The statements made regarding CBD products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.**