While there are many options when creating CBD oils, some seek a more holistically derived choice.
CBD Oil is created by adding a binder to plant material. Binders primarily consist of naptha, butane, CO2, or alcohol. While the CO2 method is one of the least toxic choices, it is also one of the most aggressive and damages many of the plant’s cannabinoids and terpenes.
To begin the process, the plant material is aggressively mixed with the chosen binder. The cannabinoids from the plant are then leached into the binder. After the plant material is removed, the remaining liquid is then heated until the binder evaporates. With processes involving high heat, many of the Cannabinoids are destroyed and the resulting leftover, is oil that is laden with residue from the binder. (Learn more about when to choose CBD paste vs oil.)
By using Brad Morehouse’s method of creating paste, no binders are required and the resulting product has three ingredients – plant material, vegetable glycerin, and MCT Oil, a super food with multiple benefits. Besides having anti-oxidant properties, MCT oil is capable of improving:
Cognitive functions
Digestion
Energy levels
Weight Maintenance
We currently offer several alternatives to CBD Oil – Canna Chocolate, Hemp Hot Chocolate, CBD infused Coffee, and CBD Paste. All are excellent options when choosing CBD Therapy. Canna Chocolate Bars contain 140 mg of CBD. Priced at $12 – $14.50 each, they are the least expensive (per CBD mg) bar that we have found on the market (three bar minimum order).