Hemp oil is a natural oil which is extracted from the flowers and leaves of the hemp plant. It is used by people all over the world for a variety of purposes.

Hemp’s effects are a result of its interaction with the endocannabinoid system. Hemp impacts the ECS indirectly, most often through activation of outside receptors and interaction with enzymes.

Hemp seed oil is distinct from hemp oil. While hemp is extracted from the hemp plant’s flowers, hemp seed oil is produced by pressing the plant’s seeds. Hemp seed oil is similar to other seed oils such as corn oil and sesame oil. Hemp seed oil has its own benefits, but it does not contain cannabinoids such as hemp.

There are no known incidences of illness caused by consumption of hemp oil. Also, all Joy Organics products undergo rigorous testing to guarantee they are free of any potential contaminants.

Many people use hemp to support the body’s natural systems. Cannabinoids are an integral part of the human body’s ability to regulate and balance a wide variety of physiological systems. hemp is also used by some for specific purposes such as supporting a good night’s rest or maintaining well-functioning joints.

Yes, our lab reports for each batch are posted on our website. Click here to see our most recent lab reports.

Medical cannabis is another term for medical marijuana. Marijuana contains hemp, which is a cannabinoid that causes a high. Medical cannabis can cause severe impairments. hemp is not psychotropic, meaning that it does not cause a high. It can be used while working, driving or undertaking any other physical activities such as exercise and sports.

The term broad spectrum refers to hemp oil products that contain a combination of cannabinoids, terpenes and other beneficial compounds found in hemp. While many hemp oil products are made using hemp isolate, Joy Organics broad spectrum oils maintain concentrations of the beneficial compounds that are found in the original hemp plant. Our broad spectrum hemp oil products contain no detectable hemp, as shown on our lab reports.

Full spectrum hemp oil is very similar to broad spectrum hemp — the exception is that full spectrum oil usually retains the trace amounts of hemp present in the hemp plant. Legally, though, this amount of hemp must always be less than 0.3%.