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Cannabidiol (CBD) is the second most common compound found in the cannabis plant. It produces a sedative high in contrast to the psychedelic high from THC, making you sleepy at higher doses. It also mitigates the effects of THC (particularly high dose, anxiety filled highs), not by reducing the amount of THC in the bloodstream, but by working it’s sedative effects synergistically. The health benefits to CBD seem endless. CBD has been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties, even preventing the body from producing the chemical that causes inflammation. CBD has also been shown to reduce epileptic episodes, resulting in less seizures. CBD has even been found to bind to receptors in cancer cells and induce death. CBD exerts a protective property to damaged neurons, inhibiting the process in which nerves are damaged. Great for injury, protects brain from damage. CBD also fights MRSA, which is resistant to a number of antibiotics. Cannbidiol (CBD) is produced if there is enough CBDA synthase to catalyze Cannabigerolic Acid (CBGA) molecules into rings of Cannabidiolic Acid (CBDA). The CBDA is then converted to CBD through decarboxylation, either through heat or over time.