CBD vs CBG: Co je lepší a proč se tyto kanabinoidy liší

When you hear about CBD, kanabinoid z konopí, který podporuje klid, snižuje zánět a pomáhá se spánkem. Also known as kanabidiol, it doesn't make you high and is widely used in Czech Republic for daily wellness. But there's another compound hiding in the plant that’s gaining attention — CBG, kanabinoid, který je předchůdcem CBD a THC a působí jako přírodní regenerátor buněk a imunitního systému. Also known as kanabigerol, it's often called the "mother cannabinoid" because other compounds grow from it. These two aren't the same, and choosing between them isn't about which is "better" — it's about what your body needs right now.

Think of CBD as your evening wind-down tool. It calms your nervous system, eases muscle tension, and helps you sleep without making you groggy. People use it for stress, joint pain, or just to feel more balanced during a hectic day. CBG, on the other hand, works more like a repair crew. It targets inflammation at the source, supports gut health, and may even help with eye pressure. If you're dealing with chronic inflammation, digestive issues, or just want to give your body a gentle boost, CBG might be the quiet hero you haven't tried yet. Both are non-intoxicating, legal in the Czech Republic (under 0.3% THC), and found in oils, capsules, and even drinks — like the ones we offer here.

But here’s the thing: most products don’t tell you how much CBG they actually contain. Many brands focus only on CBD content and treat CBG like an afterthought. That’s why you’ll find posts below that break down real products — which ones actually have enough CBG to matter, which CBD oils are clean, and why some people feel zero effect from their current bottle. You’ll also see comparisons with other cannabinoids like CBN and HHC, so you know exactly what you’re putting in your body. No marketing fluff. Just what works, what doesn’t, and why.