Everyone’s has different needs and different bodies and thus the amount of CBD that will prove the most beneficial to your needs will be different than others. A good guide for those with an active lifestyle is to start with 60-70mg of CBD daily and give it 4-6 days.

Adjust your dosage up or down accordingly depending on whether you are achieving your aims. Remember – start low and go slow.

No, CBD is non-addictive and has actually been shown to deter addictive behaviors.

Unlike THC, CBD does not typically lead to tolerance buildup. As the effect is not one of multiplying your state to abnormal levels, but rather one of balancing your system where there is a deficit, there is no fear of ‘getting used to it’ or of ‘taking too much’.

No, athlete doping programs specifically target THC and other prohibited substances. If you consume Isolate CBD, it will not register on your drug test. Our BlooMoose Products are all made from Pure Isolate CBD, ensuring 0% THC content, and thus will not fail any test that is undertaken to ensure an athlete is not taking any prohibited substances.

CBD and THC are two of the most well-known of the over 125 Cannabinoids that have been discovered so far naturally occurring in the Cannabis Sativa plant, commonly known as cannabis. They both engage with cannabinoid receptors in the human brain and body, yet their effects diverge significantly. CBD lacks psychoactive properties, meaning it does not induce a “high” sensation in users. Conversely, THC is a psychoactive compound, eliciting feelings of euphoria (or a ‘high’). While CBD has gained approval from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), rendering it a legal substance for athletes to use, THC remains illegal, and its consumption could lead to a failed drug test.

There are no severe risks associated with CBD; however, some minor side effects have been noted. These can include dizziness, fatigue, nausea, diarrhea, headaches, and upset stomach.

CBD has no habit-forming properties, no psychoactive properties, and no toxic elements.

Overconsumption may lead to fatigue and decreased appetite. Additionally, CBD may interact with certain medications, such as blood thinners, potentially reducing their effectiveness.

If you are pregnant or breast-feeding you should also consult a trained physician, although no negative side-effects have been documented.

These, my friends, are fine questions that we are happy to answer and delighted that you asked.  There’s nowhere to hide in a herd – and that’s why we formed one! You should of course always be able to trust your products, and to be sure of what you are using.

All our products are made in the E.U. in an environmentally conscious manner. We have the Certificates of Authentication (C.O.A.s), 3rd-Party Lab Reports, and E.U. CPNC registration numbers for all our BlooMoose products available HERE.

Many athletes find it beneficial to take CBD when encountering muscle strains or sports injuries to aid in better sports recovery, while other athletes find it most effective taking CBD before their workouts to build their homeostatic system to its fullest potential.  A vast majority of our herd choose to incorporate CBD into their regimen consistently, even in the absence of injury, to optimize their sports performance and to prevent those aches, pains and injuries from ever occurring.

Depending on the activity, especially endurance sports and those engaging in particularly long challenges, many of our herd need that CBD Boost during an activity. We have designed our product portfolio so that we offer CBD delivery devices and formulations that can help you BUILD before an activity, BOOST during your sports, and BREATHE after your challenge is done.

Our advice, determine your needs, measure your options, and absolutely get in touch with The BlooMoose where we’ll be happy to aid you in setting-up a program and a schedule that works best for you!

You can always reach us at: HerdHelp@thebloomoose.com

Good Question! We would highly recommend reading our Post entitled “IBU-NOFUN: Why CBD is the better choice than Ibuprofen”, but let us give you a quick answer without all the cool pictures and charts.

Essentially Ibuprofen and other NSAIDs (Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) work by limiting the symptoms without dealing with the source of the inflammation. CBD works by directly affecting the source. On top of this obvious benefit, and that CBD is a more efficacious long-term solution, the non-selective uptake inhibitors that are NSAIDs have many documented and potentially life-threatening side-effects – and new research is uncovering more as you read this. Ibuprofen was not designed for the scope and the quantity with which it is being used. 

CBD has no dangerous side-effects, no ‘design’ flaws, and no documented risks. CBD was not designed, it ‘evolved‘, right along with us. Over millennia it’s ‘key‘ to our body’s Endocannabinoid System’s ‘lock‘ has developed to fit together naturally and seamlessly in a beneficial symbiosis.