Effects of cannabidiol – Dr. Lüscher CBD and experiences
The effects of cannabidiol are increasingly the focus of scientific research and
public attention.
Dr. Lüscher CBD and Heinz Lüscher's experiences with CBD in particular stand for
an objective, medically sound approach.
Cannabidiol, CBD for short, is described as a non-intoxicating component of the hemp plant
that can have a wide range of effects in the human body.
Cannabidiol, CBD for short – what is it?
Cannabidiol, CBD for short, is a cannabinoid from the hemp plant.
Alongside THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), it is one of the best-known compounds, but differs clearly in that it has no intoxicating effect.
CBD cannabidiol can be sold freely in Switzerland, provided the THC content is below the legal limits.
CBD is offered in the form of CBD oil, CBD drops, CBD oils and other CBD products and is one of the most commonly used hemp extracts.
Effects of cannabidiol in the human body
The effects of cannabidiol unfold in the human body through complex biological processes.
CBD is not psychoactive; which processes it influences in the body is the subject of research.
How CBD works
Studies are investigating whether and how CBD influences the body's own signalling pathways, for example in connection with stress, pain perception and inflammatory responses. There is no reliable evidence so far.
In doing so, cannabidiol does not act on the nervous system in a directly intoxicating way.
No intoxicating effect compared to THC
Unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), cannabidiol does not cause an intoxicating effect.
CBD itself is considered non-intoxicating, as it does not bind directly to psychoactive receptors.
However, CBD products may contain small amounts of THC.
Endocannabinoid system – CB1 and CB2 explained
The endocannabinoid system is a regulatory network in the human body.
Among other things, it consists of the receptors CB1 and CB2. While CB1 is found mainly in the nervous system, CB2 is more active in the immune system.
CBD works by influencing this system indirectly.
Effects of cannabidiol according to clinical studies
Numerous clinical studies have examined the effects of CBD.
Scientific publications, often marked with et al, show that CBD can influence various biological mechanisms.
Among other things, possible links with inflammatory processes are being investigated; the results so far are preliminary. In connection with chronic pain and neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis, CBD is also being researched.
Dr. Lüscher CBD – the medical approach of Dr. med. Heinz Lüscher
Dr. med. Heinz Lüscher has worked with cannabinoids for many years.
Dr. Lüscher CBD stands for a medically oriented view of cannabidiol, with quality, safety and transparency at its centre.
The experiences with CBD of Heinz Lüscher show how important tested ingredients and a clearly declared THC content are.
CBD oil, CBD drops and products containing CBD
CBD oil is one of the best-known forms of administration.
These are extracts containing CBD, usually dissolved in a carrier oil.
CBD drops allow flexible dosing and are among the most popular forms of consuming CBD.
Differences between CBD oil and CBD drops
CBD oils describe the product itself, while CBD drops refer to the way it is used.
What matters is the proportion of CBD active ingredients it contains, as well as the purity and origin of the product.
Taking CBD, dosage and high doses
CBD is usually taken orally or sublingually.
CBD consumption should be adjusted individually, as every human body reacts differently. Particularly with high doses, a cautious approach with gradual adjustment is recommended.
What to consider with high doses
High doses can intensify the effects of CBD, but can also influence metabolic processes. Increasing the dose slowly helps you better assess your personal tolerance.
CBD drug interactions and liver safety: a clinical overview
Interactions with other medicines
One important aspect is possible interactions with other medicines.
Cannabidiol can influence enzymes that are responsible for breaking down certain medicines.
You should therefore seek medical advice if you take medicines at the same time.
Can CBD be sold freely? THC content & legal situation
CBD can be sold freely in Switzerland as long as the THC content is below the legal limit.
Because it has no intoxicating effect, cannabidiol does not fall under narcotics legislation.
Conclusion on the effects of cannabidiol and Dr. Lüscher CBD
The effect of cannabidiol is increasingly being studied scientifically.
Studies show that CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system; whether this results in proven health effects is still open. CBD products are not medicinal products and are no substitute for medical advice.
Dr. Lüscher CBD stands for a serious, medically sound approach to CBD cannabidiol.
Frequently asked questions about the effects of cannabidiol (FAQ)
Below, we answer frequently asked questions about the effects of cannabidiol, CBD oil, the legal situation and possible interactions when taking CBD.
This information is provided for objective education.
What are the effects of cannabidiol – and does CBD have an intoxicating effect?
Cannabidiol (CBD for short) is not psychoactive and has no intoxicating effect.
Unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD does not cause a state of intoxication.
The effects of CBD are often explained in connection with the endocannabinoid system, in particular via the receptors CB1 and CB2, which have a regulatory role in the human body.
Can CBD oil be sold freely – and how important is the THC content?
In Switzerland, CBD oil can be sold freely, provided the THC content is below the legally defined limits.
When buying CBD products, you should look for a transparent declaration, including the cannabidiol content, the THC content and independent analyses of quality and purity.
Are there interactions with other medicines when taking CBD?
Yes, taking CBD can lead to interactions with other medicines.
Cannabidiol can influence enzymes that are responsible for breaking down certain active substances.
People who take medicines regularly or want to use high doses of CBD should consult a doctor beforehand.
