This video introduces the course on cannabidiol.

This video provides an overview of how CBD works within the endocannabinoid system. It also highlights the therapeutic effects of CBD, related receptors, and different CBD product types.

This video discusses how CBD is derived from cannabis sativa, also known as hemp. It also emphasizes industrial cannabis, drug type cannabis, different concentrations of CBD, and much more.

This video discusses several ailments that can be treated with CBD including anxiety, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory conditions, epilepsy syndromes, and chronic pain.

This video discusses the many ways CBD can be consumed, including tinctures, oral ingestion, inhalation, topical, and transdermal. The video also discusses the different forms CBD can take, such as isolate, full spectrum, and raw flower.

This article provides an overview of cannabidiol (CBD) and the endocannabinoid system. It also discusses phytocannabinoids, synthetic cannabinoids, hemp, and how CBD is derived from the cannabis plant.

An introduction to the course on therapeutic mechanisms of CBD.

This video highlights the endocannabinoid system and how CBD engages with different receptors.

This video discusses how CBD engages with internal receptors in the endocannabinoid system. It also emphasizes the differences between endo- and phytocannabinoids.

This video explains the differences between the two main phytocannabinoids that are derived from cannabis: CBD and THC. It also discusses how CBD and THC interact within the body, psychoactivity, treatment options, and much more.

This video discusses how manufacturing and extraction processes can affect the quality and efficacy of CBD. This video also discusses the importance of cannabinoids, cold compression, QR codes, and more.

This article discusses how CBD influences the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and different pathways in the human body. It also discusses the roles of cannabinoid receptors, enzymes, and signaling molecules.

An introduction to the course on CBD product types.

This video discusses a few of the most popular CBD consumption methods: tinctures and capsules. It talks about pros and cons, the ways they can be consumed, and the different cannabinoids that can be used during formulation.

This video discusses the formulation of CBD-based edibles. In addition, this video highlights potency, THC content, full spectrum products, flavor, bioavailability, dosing, and effectiveness.

This video discusses the many uses of CBD-based topicals. These products can be an effective, non-psychoactive way to manage pain and enhance cosmetics.

This video dives into one of the most popular CBD consumption options: smokeables. In addition, the video discusses the pros and cons of this method, necessary hardware, and high-quality materials.

This article discusses different types of CBD products that consumers should be aware of. This reading material also dives into the pros and cons of flower, vapor cartridges, tinctures, topicals, and more.

A video introduces the course on treating with CBD.

This video discusses CBD, one of the main cannabinoids that you can get from the cannabis plant. It discusses how CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system.

This video discusses the dosing protocols for CBD, how much you should take and how often you should take it.

This reading discusses CBD, what it treats, the hype surrounding it, what still needs to be learned, and dosing protocols.

An introduction to the course on CBD contraindications.

This video discusses what you may need to consider altering in your daily life if you use CBD. These considerations include whether or not you are on other medications, the type of CBD you consume, and what other CBD products you are using.

This reading covers CBD contraindications, risk factors, possible side effects, liver toxicity, male reproductive toxicity, withdrawal, safety concerns, drug interactions, sedatives, anti-seizure medication, chemotherapy drugs, dosing concerns, liver damage, and pregnancy.

An introduction to the course on myths and misconceptions around CBD.

This video discusses some commonly held misconceptions and discusses what is truth and what is hearsay on the internet.

This video discusses the myth that suggests CBD is non-psychoactive, and discusses some of the psychoactive properties it contains.

The video discusses the myth that CBD is safe and most effective without THC.

This video discusses the inconsistences with the belief/myth that single-molecule pharmaceuticals are superior to crude, whole-plant medicinals.

This video discusses inconsistencies with the belief/myth that CBD is sedating.

This video discusses inconsistencies with the belief/myth that high doses of CBD are better than low doses.

This video discusses inconsistencies with the belief/myth that CBD converts to THC in a person's stomach.

The video discusses the myth/belief that CBD is fully legal and no longer a control substance within the U.S.

This video discusses the myth/belief that CBD is CBD, regardless of where it originated from.

This video discusses the myth/belief that CBD cures cancer.

This reading goes over all 10 myths associated with the use of CBD.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon gives a brief background on herself and the quality control course. Kimberly is the founder of Frigg Wellness, the former CMO of Papa & Barkley, and a former employee at Procter & Gamble.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon talks about how quality control and quality assurance are defined. Quality control is the detection of defects. Quality assurance is the prevention of defects. The certificate of analysis is a document that proves a product's potency, purity, and microbial levels.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon explains third-party testing and supply chain processes. Third-party testing happens three times, first with the seed, next during the extraction process, and third with the final product. You need to ensure you have a batch ID number to enable tracing. Every vendor will have a quality control process.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon covers quality assurance in practice. This is not a one-and-done process, and must stay up to date. Updating the SOPs is critical. Test runs or testing the process step is suggested. Make sure everything is documented!

This chapter explains the importance of quality control in a CBD operation. Laboratory testing is vital to ensure products are safe for the market and to determine their cannabinoid and terpene content levels. The chapter also covers FDA regulations, labeling, Certificates of Analysis, and Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).

In this video segment, Garrett Graff, Esq. introduces himself. He is a managing attorney at Hoban Law and was named a Cannabis Law Trailblazer by the National Law Journal.

In this video segment, Garrett Graff, Esq. gives a brief history of the legal landscape of CBD. In the early 1900s, hemp was an agricultural commodity. In 1970, under the Controlled Substances Act, the cultivation of hemp was halted.

In this video segment, Garrett Graff, Esq., covers the 2014 Farm Bill and how it played a role in the legalization of hemp. In 2014, Congress readdressed hemp under federal law. Lawmakers decided that hemp was under 0.3% THC of the marijuana plant and they encouraged states to start researching hemp for pilot programs.

In this video segment, Garrett Graff, Esq., talks about the historic 2018 Farm Bill. Congress updated the Farm Bill to include all parts about of the plant. Hemp was excluded from the Controlled Substances Act and was deemed an agricultural commodity.

In this video segment, Garrett Graff, Esq., breaks down the issues with the 2018 Farm Bill. Parts of the 2014 Farm Bill remained in effect until 2020. Some states can be restricted on certain issues with hemp, and states and farmers must use THC as the standard for hemp. There is also a restriction against allowing convicted felons to work in the hemp industry.

In this video segment, Garrett Graff, Esq., dives into some areas to watch in the industrial hemp industry. The FDA has given no additional guidance pertaining to hemp and the USFDA has not labeled CBD as an additive to ingestibles.

This article describes the complexity around rules, regulations, and laws governing CBD. It discusses the 2018 Farm Bill, FDA Rules, and the DEA drug code on cannabis extracts.

In this video segment, Kyle Boyer gives a brief background on CBD research and applications. Kyle is a cannabis scientist and a field applications scientist on the medicinal side.

In this video segment, Kyle Boyer talks about CBD applications. CBD applications help with epilepsy by modifying the ion channel activity. THC may also be helping in the process by inhibiting neurotransmitters. Inflammation is an immune response, where CBD can be used as an application.

In this video segment, Kyle Boyer shows what the future of CBD in medicine may look like. A difficulty with oral dosing is the large dose required to be effective whereas when CBD is inhaled, it reaches the bloodstream more quickly. Cannabinoid receptor pharmacology is intriguing and researchers have been able to crystalize the CB1 and CB2 receptors.

This article discusses research into cannabis products and explores the future of CBD in medicine. It talks about drug development in wellness supplements and skincare products, as well as the research scientists are doing on how CBD affects the endocannabinoid system.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillion gives an introduction to CBD business opportunities. Kimberly is the former CEO of Papa & Barkley. She discusses the various avenues that can be pursued on the business side of CBD.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon discusses the business of CBD. Retail sales of CBD consumer products in 2018 were between $600 million and $2.2 billion. By 2025, CBD is estimated to produce up to $16 billion in retail sales. The passing of the 2018 Farm Bill has helped open up the CBD market.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon talks about sourcing your CBD. The first way of sourcing is directly with a farmer. Another way to find CBD is through a co-packer.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon covers CBD processing. Once someone has the flower or biomass, those items need to be extracted on the path to creating CBD. Various extraction methods are CO2, alcohol, and butane, and two of the CBD extracts are distillate or isolate.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon covers CBD manufacturing. Adding CBD to a product is called infusion, which is why we have the term infused products. Infusion can be started at home, but eventually a test kitchen with bench production is needed. To work at a larger scale, a co-packer is needed. Co-packers can been from the food and beverage industry, while others specifically focus on CBD products. All co-packers need to be vetted, including following Good Manufacturing Practices and registration with the FDA.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillon breaks down the the world of CBD distribution. One method of distribution is through the national and grocery channel, while another is drug stores. Mass retailers are another avenue, while online distribution is the best for a company but there are roadblocks.

In this video segment, Kimberly Dillion dives into marketing CBD. The key is marketing your product where your consumer shops. Marketing CBD through SEO and SEM can be tricky because you can't do a paid search with CBD. The key is being clever and finding the niches.

This article covers the business-side of the CBD market and what jobs are available in the industry. It discusses cannabis cultivation and processing, as well as manufacturing, retail, and marketing.