Three part series on the breakdown of my last Humble Alternative order. 1 product at a time for these posts, and questions welcomed.
First off in this three part series, is the Blue Dream Magic Cream. I know some people are vegans, and such, so please don’t diss this product because of the first ingredient. A little goes a LONG way with this product, and you won’t be disappointed.
- Grass fed beef tallow
- Organic castor oil
- Blueberry seed oil
- Organic infused blend of olive and sunflower oil
- Comfrey
- Nettle
- Chickweed
- Chamomile
- Lavender
- Yarrow
- Calendula
- Arnica
- Organic tapioca start
- Blue Tansy essential oil
- Vanilla oleoresin
- Full Spectrum CBD extract
- CBG Isolate
“Real quick the difference between “isolate” and “full spectrum” CBD. Made from industrial hemp, the legal term given to genus of cannabis plants that contain less than 0.3% THC. For comparison, cannabis plants contain 6-25+% THC. Extracts from industrial hemp containing less than 0.3% THC are legal to possess and sell in all 50 states in the U.S, under federal law. THC and CBD are the main cannabinoids found in cannabis, each having it’s own medicinal benefits. CBD does not have psychoactive properties like THC and will not give the user a “high”. (Source here). I took this information directly from HumbleCollectiveCBD’s FAQ page.
“What is the difference between isolate and full spectrum pain salve?
Full spectrum pain salve is a tad more effective than the isolate pain salve, because it contains THC as well as other cannabinoids and terpenes. We carry both options so people can choose what is best for their needs. (Source here). CBD is made from industrial hemp, the legal term given to genus of cannabis plants that contain less than 0.3% THC. For comparison, cannabis plants contain 6-25+% THC. Extracts from industrial hemp containing less than 0.3% THC are legal to possess and sell in all 50 states in the U.S, under federal law. THC and CBD are the main cannabinoids found in cannabis, each having it’s own medicinal benefits. CBD does not have psychoactive properties like THC and will not give the user a “high”. (Source here) I took this information directly from the HumbleCollectiveCBD FAQ page.
“The simplest way to state the difference in these two methods is to say that ethanol extracts produce a more complex oil, capturing a more full range of plant constituents. This is because CO2 extraction methods are more selective in their extraction targets (using temperature and pressure) while ethanol is relatively non-selective: for example, using most available methods, one cannot chose to extract terpenes and not the cannabinoids with an ethanol extraction, whereas you can do this (and people do this) with CO2 extractions. Ethanol better preserves terpenes and all the flavonoids – the phytochemical of the plant and of course the
compounds or cannabinoids. Alcohol has been the go to solvent for herbalists for centuries – it is natural and trusted way to make plant medicines: using the ‘spirit’ (alcohol) of one plant to make medicine from another plant,” (Sourced directly from HumbleCollectiveCBD’s facebook FAQ page.)
Tomorrow , in this three part series, will be their 3:1 CBDA/CBD oil. I take this every morning, and give it to my pets. It is rosin pressed which gets more of the medicinal properties in the product. You can look at it HERE.
✌️Shassy
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