Question 1

How do I use Hemp Extract products?

Accepted Answer

• We don`t give specifics as to how much you should use or give recommendations on “dose” as with any dietary changes we strongly recommend talking to a medical professional about how much of this superfood might be best for you. 
• Most customers start low and go slow. It can take time to find the right amount for you. Everyone is different! 
• Be patient, it might take awhile for you to find what works best for you. Don`t be frustrated if you “don`t feel anything”. You may decide to increase how much you use or switch to our full spectrum, Potent Raw Blend. 
• Customers report best absorption under the tongue and held there for at least 60 seconds. Drops can be easily added to gelatin or vegetable capsules, available at most health food stores. 
• Consider keeping a journal or mark on a calendar the differences you experience in your body.
• Use the product consistently everyday.
• Try starting at night. Many people report a sense of calm and/or a good nights sleep. Of course we all know how far a good nights sleep can go to improving health. 
• Our FreshMade Hemp Products can also be applied topically as well as internally. Our customers use it for a wide variety of conditions.

Question 2

How is your Hemp Extract Manufactured?

Accepted Answer

Our Premium extract is created by using clean, low heat, solvent free CO2 extraction. So basically it`s taking the CO2 from the air we breathe to extract the beneficial molecules from the hemp plant, leaving an amazing fully raw profile intact. This CO2 extraction process is also environmentally friendly by not contributing to carbon emissions. It is safe, non toxic and leaves behind zero chemical residues in our products or the earth. What`s not to LOVE?

Question 3

Is Hemp Extract/Oil Legal?

Accepted Answer

Hemp Extract/Hemp Oil and other agricultural hemp consumable products are considered to be food. As such, there are no restrictions on the sale or consumption of hemp oil in the United States as long as it does not contain over 0.3% of the molecule THC. Refer to Farm Bill 2018.

Question 4

What is in FreshMade Hemp Raw Potent Blend?

Accepted Answer

Whole plant, Full Spectrum, Potent Raw Hemp Extract could potentially contain any of the 120 cannabinoids present in the cannabis plant, along with chlorophyll, vitamins, pigments, glycosides, flavonoids, ketones, aldehydes, and amino acids. The extract we use is taken from USDA certified organic, American grown agricultural hemp, that is naturally high in CBD and low in THC (below legal limits). Also since a portion of our unique formula remains in its raw state it retains CBD-A and THC-A and other nutrients that are otherwise removed or converted when heated or processed.

Question 5

What is in Pure Zero THC Blend?

Accepted Answer

Our Pure Zero blends contain pure hemp CBD (filtered to remove all traces of THC) taken from American grown, USDA certified organic hemp in a base of healthy, Non-GMO, sustainably sourced, organic hemp oil.

Question 6

Why would I consider using Pure Zero THC Blend?

Accepted Answer

This blend is definitely milder/lighter in flavor, the chlorophyll, waxes and terpenes that lend the strong earthly plant flavor has been removed along with the small traces of THC. So for those very concerned about taste or positive results on a cannabis THC test, this may be a perfect fit for you, athletes and military.

Question 7

Does Hemp Extract have any drug interactions?

Accepted Answer

There are some prescrption drugs (anti-coagulants, chemotheraputic agents, proton pump inhibitors, anti-virals, anti-depressants) that use the same pathway (CYP2C19) as CBD. When used together there can be potential of them affecting one another. We encourage you to consult with a medical professional before making dietary changes.

Question 8

What is THC?

Accepted Answer

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is found in most abundance in cannabis (marijuana) plant. It has a psychoactive effect, hence the plant has been highly bred to increase THC for recreational use. That is not to say that some amount of THC may have a therapeutic benefit, (this is currently being studied) However, trace amount of THC found in the industrial hemp we use in FreshMade Hemp does NOT contain enough THC to produce any psychoactive effects. There is 0% THC in our Pure ZERO product line.

Question 9

What is the difference between Hemp, Cannabis, and Marijuana?"

Accepted Answer

All of them are actually considered cannabis. The term Hemp or Agricultural Hemp is commonly used for cannabis strains that contain very low levels of THC (below 0.3 %) and high in CBD. The term marijuana is commonly used for cannabis strains that have high amounts of THC usually 1-22% and some as much as 98% and typically lower amounts of CBD.

Question 10

Will I test positive for cannabis if I use Hemp/CBD Extract?

Accepted Answer

Most drug tests screen for THC. Our hemp/CBD extract contains very little (below legal limits) of  THC. However, studies have shown that even ingesting hemp products containing trace amounts of THC can cause positive results on a test. If you are subject to this type of test we advise speaking with whomever is testing you prior to using any hemp derived products. The other option is trying our Pure ZERO THC product line. This has absolutely no THC in it and cannot cause a positive test result.

Question 11

Will I get high from FreshMade Hemp/CBD Extract?

Accepted Answer

Hemp/CBD Extract does effect everyone differently. However, FreshMade Hemp contains phyto-nutrients that many consumers report helps them with a clearer calm mind and active lifestyle. FreshMade Hemp Raw Potent Blend may contain trace amounts of THC (within legal limits) and is not enough to create the psychoactive effects associated with THC. We believe that life is about being Healthy, NOT HIGH.

Question 12

Can I get addicted to FreshMade Hemp products?

Accepted Answer

According to this statement by the WHO (World Health Organization) “At present, there are no case reports of abuse or dependence relating to use of pure CBD. While the number of studies is limited, the evidence from well controlled human experimental research indicates that CBD is not associated with abuse potential.”

Question 13

Can cannabis cause allergic reactions?

Accepted Answer

Just like pollen from trees and grasses hemp pollen or one of over 400 naturally occurring molecules in the plant may trigger reactions in a very small minority of people. If this is a concern of yours, please speak with your medical professional.

Question 14

Are there any side effects to using Hemp/CBD?

Accepted Answer

In rare cases there have been reports of fatigue, insomnia, reduction in appetite or gastrointestinal issues.

Question 15

Can I use FreshMade Hemp products for my pet?

Accepted Answer

Our products are extremely pure and our internal products are formulated with simple and transparent ingredients. We did this so it is easy to work with your veterinarian/doctor on proper dosing for your pet.

Question 16

What does the research say?

Accepted Answer

We like to refer folks to read this statement by The World Health Organization (WHO) “not the band” But the highly respected, specialized agency of the United Nations that is concerned with international health. website www.who.int
Cannabidiol (CBD) Pre-Review Report, Agenda Item 5.2
    “CBD has been demonstrated as an effective treatment of epilepsy in several clinical trials, with one pure CBD product (Epidiolex®) currently in Phase III trials. There is also preliminary evidence that CBD may be a useful treatment for a number of other medical conditions. There is unsanctioned medical use of CBD based products with oils, supplements, gums, and high concentration extracts available for the treatment of many ailments.
    CBD is generally well tolerated with a good safety profile. 
Reported adverse effects may be as a result of drug-drug interactions between CBD and patients’ existing medications. ”Several countries have modified their national controls to accommodate CBD as a medicinal product. To date, there is no evidence of recreational use of CBD or any public health related problems associated with the use of pure CBD.
    There is also evidence that CBD may be a useful treatment for a number of other medical conditions. However, this research is considerably less advanced than for treatment of epilepsy. 
 For most indications, there is only pre-clinical evidence, while for some there is a combination of pre-clinical and limited clinical evidence. The range of conditions for which CBD has been assessed is diverse, consistent with its neuroprotective, anti-epileptic, hypoxia-ischemia, anxiolytic, anti-psychotic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-asthmatic, and anti-tumor properties. The evidence for CBD’s various therapeutic applications was recently reviewed by Pisanti et al (2017).
Another possible therapeutic application which has been investigated is the use of CBD to treat drug addiction. A recent systematic review concluded that there were a limited number of preclinical studies which suggest that CBD may have therapeutic properties on opioid, cocaine, and psycho stimulant addiction, and some preliminary data suggest that it may be beneficial in cannabis and tobacco addiction in humans. However, considerably more research is required to evaluate CBD as a potential treatment.

Question 17

You recommend that I do my own research on cannabis, where can I find the latest research and information?"

Accepted Answer

There is a rapidly increasing amount of information becoming available in the world of cannabis science. Here are some websites to find the latest studies and articles related to cannabis/hemp.
www.cannabis-med.org- International Association for 
Cannabinoid Medicines- Searchable database of clinical studies with abstracts.
www.projectcbd.org -a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and publicizing research into medical uses of 
cannabidiol (CBD) and other components of the cannabis plant. They provide educational services for physicians, patients, industry, professionals, and the general public.
forum.grasscity.com- Reference List -a vast collection of articles from both popular and scientific literature, organized primarily by condition but also with headings for individual cannabinoids and other topics.
www.who.int- Cannabidiol (CBD) Pre-Review Report, Agenda Item 5.2

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