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CBD (cannabidiol) is a natural chemical substance called a cannabinoid. It is present in all parts of the hemp plant, but mainly concentrated in flowers and leaves. Legal in Switzerland with less than 1% THC, CBD causes no psychoactive effects and is non-addictive. Unlike recreational cannabis, this molecule offers natural relaxing and soothing properties. Used in oils, hemp flowers or cosmetics, cannabidiol supports your daily wellness routine without euphoria or dependency.
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CBD and THC are two distinct cannabinoids from the cannabis plant with opposite effects. THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the psychoactive molecule responsible for euphoria and intoxicating effects of recreational cannabis, illegal in Switzerland. Conversely, CBD (cannabidiol) causes no psychotropic effects and remains perfectly legal with less than 1% THC. While THC alters perception and can create dependency, cannabidiol offers natural relaxing and soothing properties without changing consciousness, ideal for daily wellness.
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CBD could potentially contribute to general well-being through its natural anxiolytic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. This hemp molecule might help reduce anxiety and stress by acting on the central nervous system, improve sleep disorders by regulating sleep-wake cycles, relieve chronic muscular and joint pain, decrease local inflammation, stabilize mood and support the immune system. Each person reacts differently according to their specific needs.
Important: CBD products are not medicines and do not replace medical treatment in any way.
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CBD is generally well tolerated but may occasionally cause mild side effects like drowsiness, dry mouth or temporary digestive issues. This molecule can interact with certain medications by altering their hepatic metabolism. Cannabidiol is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women as a precaution. CBD product quality directly influences safety: favor laboratory-tested extracts without pesticides or heavy metals. Adverse effects remain rare and dose-dependent. Important: consult your doctor before use, particularly during medical treatment or with specific health conditions.
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Yes, CBD is perfectly legal in Switzerland as Swiss legislation authorizes the commercialization and consumption of cannabidiol-based products containing less than 1% THC. In the European Union, this limit is typically lower, between 0.2%-0.3% THC. This more permissive Swiss regulation allows a diversified offering of hemp flowers, CBD oils and cannabidiol cosmetics in our shop. You must be at least 18 years old to purchase legal cannabis. All hemp-based products sold in uWeed’s CBD shop strictly respect this legal 1% THC limit and are analyzed in independent laboratories to guarantee their regulatory compliance.
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There is currently no universally standardized dosing protocol for cannabidiol (CBD) in humans. Dosing must be personalized according to your weight and specific needs. The recommended average optimal dose is 0.5 mg of CBD per kg of body weight per day. For example, for a 70 kg person, this represents about 35 mg of CBD daily. It’s essential to start with a low dose (5-10 mg) and increase gradually every 3-5 days until achieving the desired effect. Dosing varies according to product form due to differences in bioavailability.
Important: CBD products are not medicines.
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