If you're looking for a high CBDV genetic, look no farther than Forbidden V CBDV, one of the first of its sort grown by Oregon CBD. Although CBDV's effects vary from person to person, most people report feeling relaxed and focused after using it. Forbidden V CBDV has a pleasant pine and citrus aroma because of its high levels of the stimulating terpene ocimene (.50%) and the sedative terpene myrcene (1.00%).

Forbidden V CBDV has a flavour that practically explodes on your tongue thanks to its enticingly crisp and unique fruitiness. With its tropical flavours and well-balanced, energising terpene profile, Forbidden V is a strain that can be enjoyed at any time of day by those who wish to unwind completely without losing their ability to think clearly or come up with original ideas.

On a family farm in Ashland, Oregon, Forbidden V CBDV was produced in the sun and then cured slowly in a climate-controlled atmosphere. As one of the year's most powerful and highly-anticipated strains, its 17.4 percent cannabinoid content sets it apart.

The perfect blend of tropical flavours and neatly pruned blossoms. Combining the berry undertones of VERB with the exotic scents of mango, guava, and coconut, this plant has the potential to be the most soothing on the planet.

High-value cannabinoids make up between 40 and 55 percent of the total CBDV

Tops the list of available strains for total cannabinoid production.

Sensual and far-flung scents of tropical fruits

Production run of less than one percent Lower than a delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol concentration is considered compliant (yes, we ship internationally)

Picked, bucked, and trimmed by human hands.

No chemical fertilisers or pesticides, only 100% organic soil and regenerative farming techniques.

All of these items are also available in our SQUARE STORE HERE if you'd rather use a credit card than our other payment options.

A letter to law enforcement and COAs is included with each shipment, and the cargo is sent in a discrete box with Mylar smell proof bags. All of the items on this site meet all regulations for export because they contain less than 1% Delta 9 THC.

Hemp flower cannabidiol (CBDV): what is it?

Forbidden V CBDV Seedless is a compound discovered in hemp and cannabis. Cannabinoids are chemicals found in cannabis that contribute to its many effects and therapeutic uses. Similar to CBD in structure is CBDV (cannabidiol). CBDV, like CBD, does not produce an intoxicating high when taken alone, thus it will not give you the high you get from smoking pot that's strong in THC. So far, studies have shown that CBDV predominates in low-THC strains and Asian and African landrace varieties of C. indica. High-CBD strains also tend to have high levels of CBDV.

CBDV's Possible Therapeutic Effects

CBDV's impact on seizures has been the focus of a lot of study. To combat or prevent epileptic and other types of seizures, GW Pharmaceuticals, makers of the first FDA-approved CBD medication (Epidiolex), are working on a CBDV-based medicine (GPW42006).

By studying the neurochemical pathway of capsaicin receptors, they found that CBDV influences the start and development of different kinds of epilepsy. CBDV's anti-epileptic effects have been observed "across a range of in vitro and in vivo types of epilepsy," according to GW.

In addition to these medical applications, CBDV has shown potential in a number of other areas:

A research in rodents suggested that CBDV may aid with the neurobehavioral difficulties seen in Rett syndrome. Seizures, difficulties communicating, and stiffness in the muscles are all symptoms of Rett syndrome, which is caused by a mutation on the X chromosome. It's interesting to note that CBDV appears to be beneficial for both the genetically determined and chemically induced varieties of this and related disorders.

Forbidden V CBDV Seedlesswas found to improve memory in mice with a genetic abnormality similar to that which causes Rett syndrome, according to a 2019 study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology. Additionally, CBDV helped with neurological abnormalities, however the benefits were temporary.

CBDV was also found to have potential benefits in a 2019 study published in the British Journal of Pharmacology on patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). Skeletal muscle loss and degeneration are hallmarks of this condition, which is caused by persistent inflammation. The anti-inflammatory and perhaps performance-enhancing effects of CBDV on muscle tissue have been suggested. Forbidden V CBDV Seedless also boosted mobility, demonstrating the compound's promise as a new treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

It's not uncommon for children with intractable forms of epilepsy and ASD to have both conditions. Some of the most serious symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are being looked into with Forbidden V CBDV Seedless as a possible treatment, including repetitive behavioural problems, cognitive difficulties, and communication and social functioning concerns.

CBDV shows promise as an effective anti-nausea medication. Preliminary studies in rodents suggest that CBDV inhibits nausea by acting as an agonist at CB1 receptors.

CBDV was first identified fifty years ago, but serious investigation into the virus is only now getting underway. The Forbidden V CBDV Seedless research trials being conducted by GW Pharmaceuticals are an encouraging first step toward learning more about this strong cannabinoid and its potential applications.

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