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The good news for those who want to try CBD is that CBD doesn’t cause withdrawal symptoms. It could help to reduce the more serious withdrawal symptoms of addictive substances. 

Although you can’t overdose on CBD, you can take too much, so you should be careful with your dosing. Read on to learn more about how much CBD is too much. CBD is a major active compound of cannabis, so it’s understandable new CBD users may be confused about whether you can overdose on CBD. Read on to find all about proper dosing and whether you or not you can overdose on CBD.

Since CBD is the non-psychoactive component of the cannabis plant, it won’t exert a “high” in users. However, there is no restriction when it comes to labeling and regulating the THC content in CBD products yet. Thus, a positive drug test is possible if there is greater than 0.3% THC in your CBD product. 

CBD (cannabidiol) is becoming increasingly available in several formats as the stigma surrounding cannabis plant continues to weaken and more and more studies are being conducted. Rather than creating feelings of being "high" in users, pure CBD takes effect in the body without causing users to lose a sense of reality.