CBDA

What is CBDA?

CBDA (Cannabidiolic Acid) is the raw, unheated form of CBD, found in fresh cannabis plants before they are dried or exposed to heat. Unlike CBD, which forms after decarboxylation (heating), CBDA is often consumed in its natural state through tinctures, raw flower, or cold-pressed extracts to preserve its full benefits.

Early research suggests that CBDA may have stronger bioavailability than CBD, meaning it could be absorbed more efficiently by the body. It is being studied for its potential role in supporting inflammation response, reducing nausea, and promoting relaxation—all without producing a high.

Benefits of CBDA

• Precursor to CBD – Found in raw cannabis before it converts to CBD.
• Supports Inflammation Response – May help regulate discomfort naturally.
• May Help Reduce Nausea – Studied for its potential anti-nausea properties.
• Non-Psychoactive – Does not cause a high but may promote relaxation and well-being.

Popular CBDA Products

CBDA is commonly found in cold-pressed oils, raw cannabis flower, tinctures, capsules, and fresh juice extracts to maintain its natural properties.

FAQs About CBDA

1. Does CBDA get you high?
No, CBDA is non-psychoactive and does not produce a high. However, it may support relaxation and wellness in a natural way.

2. What does CBDA do in cannabis?
CBDA is the acidic precursor to CBD, meaning it naturally occurs in raw cannabis before converting to CBD through heat. It may have stronger bioavailability than CBD, allowing the body to absorb it more efficiently.

3. How does CBDA compare to CBD?
CBDA is more bioavailable than CBD, meaning the body may absorb it more efficiently. While both offer similar wellness benefits, CBDA is often consumed in raw or cold-pressed forms for maximum potency.

4. Is CBDA legal?
Yes, CBDA is federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, as long as it contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC.

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