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CBD Tea: Learn How To Make An Amazing Cup

CBD Tea: Learn How To Make An Amazing Cup

December 9, 2021

As more people seek natural solutions for their ailments, CBD tea has become a popular item on their list. After all, we’ve been using cannabis and hemp products for medical conditions for thousands of years.

Users claim that CBD teas work and are safe. What do the medical professionals say?

Join us as we take a closer look at the cannabidiol-infused beverage and how it can benefit you. We’ll also review what researchers have found from their studies on the compound. Best of all, learn to make your own tea with CBD. Let’s go!

Taking cannabis CBD oil inside tea cup
Taking cannabis CBD oil inside teacup

What is CBD tea?

CBD tea is a beverage infused with cannabidiol extract, which is taken from cannabis plants. Although there are many studies on its therapeutic benefits, the beverage is not classified as a supplement or medication.

Tea with CBD doesn’t have the psychoactive effects that you get when you consume another cannabinoid, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Among the many weed drinks available, the beverage provides the relaxing effects of the cannabinoid and tea’s health benefits. It’s also bioavailable.

You can make the beverage by infusing cannabidiol extract with any type of tea. Using organic CBD tea bags is an excellent option. You can also enjoy the drink by adding a few drops of CBD oil to your favorite cup.

What does CBD tea do for you?

Many people enjoy infusing their favorite beverage with cannabidiols because it enhances the relaxing effect that tea drinking offers. Connoisseurs treat it as a ritual with unique tea sets to create a soothing atmosphere.

What does CBD-infused tea do for you? Many trials report that CBD may potentially treat psychological ailments, such as anxiety and schizophrenia. A 2020 review offers evidence that suggests CBD may help people with arthritis pain

Animal studies show that the cannabinoid may reduce the damage that’s caused by neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, and multiple sclerosis. Please note that there aren’t many human clinical studies to confirm those claims.

Special hot drink may help you by combining the effects of the cannabinoid with the other benefits of tea. For instance, green tea is an antioxidant that studies show may help with high cholesterol, cancer, and cardiovascular disease.

There are many user claims of CBD tea benefits, such as:

  • Managing stress and anxiety
  • Providing pain relief
  • Helping people who have sleeping disorders

While there’s no conclusive scientific evidence that proves tea with CBD can treat medical conditions, there’s also no research that suggests otherwise. Based on anecdotal claims, the efficacy of the tea can benefit users by:

  • lowering medical costs
  • reducing reliance on drugs that typically have harmful side effects
  • improving quality of life

Whether CBD tea is legal depends on:

  • What it’s made from
  • Its THC content
  • State laws

Federal law allows CBD products made from hemp that contain less than 0.3% THC. However, such products are illegal in some states, such as Kansas. On the other hand, U.S. law prohibits CBD products derived from marijuana, but some states allow it.

Before you consume any tea with CBD, be sure to check the state’s law, especially when you’re traveling.

Does CBD tea contain THC?

Some teas may contain THC, but only in trace amounts to comply with legislation. The law allows THC in products as long as it’s lower than 0.3%. This level will not produce any psychoactive effects when consumed.

There are also THC-free CBD teas for people who prefer to completely avoid the cannabinoid in the products they use.

Serving CBD tea
Serving CBD tea

Will CBD tea make you high?

No, it will not make you high because cannabidiol does not cause psychoactive effects when consumed. Only THC can cause users to have a heightened experience. Since the beverage is THC-free or contains a minuscule amount, you won’t get high from drinking CBD teas.

CBD tea effects: What are CBD infusions good for?

An excellent way for users to get their dose of cannabidiol is through CBD infusions. You can mix cannabidiol into your favorite non-alcoholic beverage by using tea bags or adding drops of oil.

CBD infusions are a preferred way of consuming the compound because they flow smoothly down your digestive tract and enter your bloodstream.

If you blend cannabidiol with green and black tea, be aware that these drinks contain caffeine. While consuming them before bedtime may not be ideal, they’re an excellent substitute for your daily morning joe.

Based on users’ claims, CBD tea may:

  • Improve mood
  • Nurture immune system health
  • Increase positivity
  • Ease discomfort 
  • Promote healthy sleep
  • Improve cartilage and joint function
  • Stimulate relaxation
  • Sustain cardiovascular function 
  • Maintain a healthy circulatory system

What are the CBD tea benefits?

Many users drink cannabidiol-infused beverages because they’re natural alternatives to conventional medication, without drugs’ side effects. It’s also a discreet way to consume CBD and enjoy the medical benefits of marijuana.

Here are some benefits:

Relieves Stress

It’s common for many people to sip a cup of tea after a long, stressful day to relax because the beverage has a calming effect. When you add CBD to the mix, it raises the effects of the drink, as it has anti-inflammatory, anti-anxiety, and analgesic properties. CBD for anxiety can help many people in today’s world.

Reduces Inflammation

Drinking tea with CBD can help reduce excess inflammation and ease its effect on the immune system because cannabidiols are anti-inflammatory compounds. This action can improve the recovery process. 

Manages Pain

The cannabidiol in these teas makes the beverage the choice for people seeking a natural alternative to pain-relieving prescription drugs. CBD for pain reduces the perception of the affliction caused by sprains, muscle and joint aches, and cramps. It has the added advantage of not causing adverse side effects. 

Promotes Sound Sleep

Many types of tea, such as lavender and chamomile, calm the mind and relax the body. Cannabis teas are perfect for people with sleeping issues who don’t want to take pills. Their soothing fragrance and taste help induce relaxation and deep slumber, allowing the body to rest and function optimally.

Improves Gut Health

Herbal tea is excellent for people with stomach problems. Home remedies for upset tummies include ginger, peppermint, and licorice tea. It offers similar benefits. Combined with lemongrass and peppermint, cannabidiol can improve digestion and speed the recovery of an upset stomach. 

Cannabis CBD tea
Cannabis CBD tea

How to make CBD tea: recipes

Tea lovers will tell you that there’s more to making the beverage than dropping a teabag into a cup of hot water. It’s the same with making tea with CBD. You can use readily prepared cannabidiol teabags, CBD oil, or you can mix ingredients you love and brew your favorite drink. Many users add butter or any form of fat to increase the absorption rate of the compound.

Let’s learn how to make it. We’re going to share several cannabis recipes for beverages with you. First up is a drink that most tea lovers are familiar with.

Traditional English Tea 

Everyone knows the British love their tea. Now, you can enjoy the classic traditional English beverage with a touch of cannabidiols. This CBD tea recipe is simple to follow.

Ingredients:

  • 1 sachet of English tea
  • Milk 
  • CBD oil 

Instructions:

  1. Boil enough water to make another cup of tea with CBD in case guests pop in.
  2. Put your English tea sachet into a cup and add hot water. 
  3. Steep for at least 3 minutes, then remove the sachet. 
  4. Add the CBD oil. Be sure not to exceed the recommended dose. Pour in the milk and stir.

Sweet lemon tea

Another popular recipe is sweet lemon tea. It’s your favorite iced tea with cannabidiol extract. The method for making this beverage is similar to other recipes but with a twist.

Ingredients:

  • 12 sachets of your preferred tea
  • 1 gallon of water
  • 1 cup of brown sugar - vary the amount according to your taste
  • CBD oil 
  • 1 whole lemon
  • Ice cubes

Instructions:

  1. Fill a large saucepan with 4 cups of water. Boil the water on medium heat.
  2. Dip the 12 sachets in the saucepan when the water is boiled and steep for three to five minutes. 
  3. Add the brown sugar and stir until it fully dissolves.
  4. Cover the saucepan and let it cool at room temperature.
  5. Your tea with CBD is almost ready. Transfer the mixture to a pitcher. 
  6. Add the remaining water, ice, and a few drops of CBD oil. Stir well.
  7. Put lemon slices into the pitcher. 

You can store the remainder of the CBD tea in the refrigerator for later. If you’re having guests over, be sure to let them know there’s CBD in their drink.

Homemade CBD tea

Making your own tea with CBD can be tricky as you’re starting from scratch. You need to know how to decarboxylate the hemp flowers to extract more cannabidiols. This process activates the compounds in the cannabis plant.

Decarboxylating your flowers

Let’s decarboxylate to get the ingredients for your CBD tea. You’ll need: 

  • Oven
  • 1 g cannabis flower
  • Baking tray and parchment paper
  • Weed grinder

Instructions:

  1. Preheat the oven to 325°F. 
  2. Grind the buds. 
  3. Cover the baking tray completely with parchment paper.
  4. Spread the ground weed evenly on the center of the paper.
  5. Bake for 35 minutes.

Making your tea

Now that you’ve got the main component for your CBD tea let’s proceed.

  1. Get one of your favorite teabags. Cut a small opening at the top and fill it with your ground weed. Seal the teabag.
  2. Put the teabag in a mug and add boiling water. Steep for 3–5 minutes.
  3. Add milk, sugar, honey, or cream. Don’t use lemon, as it’ll naturally enhance the potency of your weed.
  4. Remove the teabag and stir the contents. Your homemade tea with CBD is ready. 
CBD infused tea
CBD infused

How long does CBD tea take to work?

How long after consuming the drink do you experience effects? The length of time varies for every individual. On average, it takes between 30 and 90 minutes, which is the usual time frame for any ingestible product.

How soon you’ll see the benefits of CBD tea depends on whether you’ve consumed CBD before and if you ingest it with food. The latter affects how quickly the cannabinoid is absorbed into your bloodstream.

We suggest that you don’t drink CBD teas for immediate relief. Instead, consume it because it contains natural herbs to help with your ailments, but without any side effects that drugs have. In the long run, your overall health will improve as well.

CBD sleep tea
CBD in the tea

Can CBD teas replace medication?

There are many anecdotal claims that tea with cannabidiol has medicinal benefits. Consumers have found relief from stress, anxiety, and pain. Many report that its calming and relaxing effects have helped them sleep better.

There haven’t been any specific studies on CBD teas, although researchers have found promising evidence that CBD may help with many medical ailments. These medical conditions include Parkinson’s disease, schizophrenia, and arthritic pain.

Most of these findings weren’t from clinical research with humans. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has only approved one CBD product to treat infants suffering from seizures such as epilepsy. CBD-infused teas don’t have such approval.

We advise that you check with your physician if you’re planning to use any natural product to replace your present medication. Check out our blog if you want to stay updated with marijuana news or find seeds you can buy to grow your stash. 

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