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Groovy Hemp Company provides Water Soluble CBD Products. This is a formulation designed around extremely small CBD molecules. These molecules are less than 200 nanometers in size, frequently less than 100 nanometers.

The biggest advantage a 100-nanometer CBD molecule has is it can pass right through the cell wall, and directly into the bloodstream. That means a much higher percentage of CBD is not destroyed in your digestive system. Instead, it gets utilized by your body.

Bioavailability is how much CBD actually gets utilized by your body and how quickly it gets utilized. The bioavailability of a non-nano-emulsion tincture might range from 15% to-25%.

The bioavailability of a Water Soluble CBD Products tincture might range from 50% to 60%, or more. Again, the exact number depends on the formulation and quality of the ingredients.

Groovy Hemp Company provides phytocannabinoid-based Topicals (CBD Topicals). These are Organic CBD Wellness products that are always in demand. In fact, there are multiple good reasons to use CBD Topicals.

Please keep in mind that CBD Topicals for Muscle Soreness are for external use only and under no circumstance should they be ingested.

If you have small children in the house, keep your CBD Topicals locked away in a cabinet, high off the ground that small children cannot get to. In fact, if you have small children keep ALL CBD products locked away in a cabinet, high off the ground.

CBD Topicals for Muscle Soreness can fall under two general classifications…

Groovy Hemp Company provides CBD Wellness Products. These are focused formulations designed to address specific or closely related conditions or symptoms.

The formulation could include a combination of phytocannabinoids and terpenes, or phytocannabinoids, terpenes, and herbal supplements. These products are part of the continuing developmental evolution of hemp-based products.

Plant scientists are forever increasing and upgrading their understanding of phytocannabinoid capabilities, especially when they integrate various terpenes into the formulation.

Groovy Hemp Company has a simplified overview of how Hemp Oil Extract is made. Hemp flowers are the beginning. The companies that produce CBD and CBG-based products extract cannabinoids and other organic compounds from the flowers.

For the Marijuana and Hemp chemists out there. I expect that you know there are multiple processing methods used to accomplish this initial extraction. We all know that these various methods matter in terms of what you’re manufacturing.

For the purposes of this article, we’re not going to make people crazy with all that detail. We’ll continue to keep the explanation very simple and basic.

This is a question people never ask but should: What’s the Difference Between Hemp Seed Oil and Hemp Oil Extract? This Groovy Hemp Company article will focus on answering that question and related issues.

We will also give you some background information so you can better understand what some of the words used in this article mean.

We will clarify how each can help you and how they can help you. You will also learn which one is strong in CBD and which one isn't.

At Groovy Hemp Company, we estimate that currently, approximately a dozen or so terpenes have been found at high enough concentrations in Hemp to justify or even consider research.

Currently, out of those dozen terpenes, there are maybe six or seven that are available in even moderate-sized concentrations. 

The Hemp industry is a constantly changing, forever evolving landscape. Expect changes, unexpected advances, and many surprises. Expect that a lot of what you take for granted today could change tomorrow. And probably will.

When I first got involved with Groovy Hemp Company and CBD Oil products, I saw the term Terpenes and wondered; What are Terpenes? What do they do? Over the years, I may have heard the term in passing but really didn’t worry about it. Initially, I wasn’t sure if they mattered.

As I’ve learned over time and part of why I wrote this article, Terpenes very much matter. They matter more than I ever thought.

Here’s an official explanation. Terpenes are organic compounds found in fruits, herbs, and plants including both major strains of the cannabis genus, Hemp, and Marijuana.