Quite often, the terms cannabis and CBD are confused or misused. In 2023, there is no longer any question of conflating CBD (cannabidiol), which is the molecule of relaxation and well-being, and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is the molecule responsible for the psychoactive effects of hemp. CBD is completely legal in France and in the majority of European countries, while THC is considered a narcotic. Because of this confusion, the image of CBD is still too often associated with drugs. Naturally, the drug is attached to the notion of drug addiction and addiction.
However, CBD is not a drug and it does not cause any form of addiction. According to the definition of the World Health Organization (WHO), addiction refers to a set of behaviors related to the uncontrolled consumption of a specific psychoactive substance. Since CBD is not a psychoactive substance, it does not fall into the category of potentially addictive products. Moreover, CBD is even known to help get rid of certain addictions. All the answers to your questions about CBD and addictions can be found in this article.