Cannabis is making its way in Spain. Although there are still certain legal processes that have to organize in order for it to consider a legal product for human consumption. The increase in demand and the rise of companies that market the well-known CBD in Spain have force the Government to define a legislative process that is consistent with the European legal framework and allows Spain not to be left behind in a sector that has great growth expectations. Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) are private. Non-profit organizations in Spain cultivate and distribute cannabis for personal use among their members. They are legally recognized by the Spanish government and operate under a set of regulations. It allows them to provide cannabis to adults over the age of 18. CSCs typically organize by local associations and provide members with access to a variety of cannabis products. It includes flowers, edibles, concentrates, and topicals. Members must pay an annual fee to join the club and should require to provide proof of identity and residence. The clubs also provide educational resources and support services to their members. In fact, Congress has opened the dialogue to regulate the therapeutic and recreational use of cannabis. At the initiative of the PNV (Basque Nationalist Party), will make a proposal to work on it that regulates the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes. Also, we should know, that the PSOE agrees to make a proposal to legalize medical cannabis. Once they have studied the different regulations that already exist in other countries and the opinions of countless experts.

The Rise Of CBD, The First Step To Legalize Medical Cannabis

CBD or Cannabis In Spain is a cannabinoid that derives from the cannabis plant. It is booming all over the world. And also in Spain, as it has a wide variety of highly beneficial medicinal and therapeutic properties. Also, unlike THC, CBD does not produce any psychoactive effects or cause addiction. It is free of classic dizziness and is associate with conventional cannabis. In fact, the WHO (World Health Organization) has confirmed that CBD is not a substance harmful to health. It has also emphasized the multiple beneficial properties of cannabidiol and its medicinal possibilities as therapeutic. Despite this, at this time, CBD is not yet classified as a nutritional supplement in Spain. As is the case in other countries such as the United Kingdom, where it was first classified as a nutritional supplement. And later, as a non-controlled substance. This means that at the moment, in Spain it is not legal to sell CBD as a food product or dietary supplement. On the other hand, products rich in CBD suitable for human consumption can be legally market in Spain. As long as they are importing from another country that is a member of the European Union. These countries are; the United Kingdom or the Netherlands, where the sale of cannabidiol is totally legal. On the other hand, to say that, if it is intent for external use, the commercialization and application of CBD are legal in Spain. By this, we mean creams, ointments, seeds, etc.

Cbd, Increasingly Present In Cosmetics

For several years now, CBD has found its way into our toiletry bags in the form of cosmetics. Thanks to the multiple properties and benefits for the skin offered by this substance from the cannabis sativa plant, which we must not forget is free THC (less than 0.2%). Cosmetics with CBD are in fashion, and today there is a wide variety of serums, creams, oils, shampoos and makeup products with cannabidiol, which we increasingly incorporate into our beauty routines. This has led to talk of CBD as the trendy super ingredient in cosmetics, and more and more cosmetic firms are betting on the benefits of cannabidiol, including this substance from hemp, which we can find in the cannabis plant sativa, and which has healing and calming properties.