Cannabidiol (CBD) is a cannabinoid found in marijuana and hemp. Both are Cannabis sativa plants, but they have varying effects and use cases. The CBD products that are found widely online and throughout health food stores are derived from hemp. The primary difference between hemp and marijuana is the THC content. Marijuana is loaded with it, and it’s the THC that results in getting high. Hemp does contain trace amounts of THC, but any product sold to the public must have less than 0.3% THC. With so many CBD products on the market, it can lead one to wonder: does CBD show up on a drug test? And just how long does CBD stay in your system?
How Long Does it Take to Feel the Effects?
CBD acts like any cannabinoid by working with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) within the body. The ECS is responsible for modulating many of the body’s functions, including sleep, motor control, mood, appetite, and memory. The body makes its own cannabinoids, but adding hemp and marijuana-derived cannabinoids can help the ECS achieve homeostasis if it is out of balance.
Depending on the method of consumption, onset time can vary. When smoking CBD flowers in a joint or another smoking device, effects can come on within five to 10 minutes. Eating a CBD edible, such as a gummy, must pass through the digestive system. Effects usually begin within 30 minutes and are in full effect within 60-90 minutes. It is best to wait two hours before eating more to ensure full effects are in…
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