As more people explore plant-based wellness, CBG gummies have emerged as a unique option in the cannabinoid world. But what is CBG, and should you be taking it?
CBG stands for cannabigerol, a naturally occurring compound in hemp. Unlike the more famous CBD and THC, CBG is found in smaller quantities in the plant, making it rarer and often more expensive to extract. It’s sometimes referred to as a “precursor cannabinoid” because it helps form other cannabinoids during the plant’s growth cycle.
CBG gummies are edible supplements infused with this compound. They typically come in fruity flavors and contain pre-measured doses—usually between 10 to 25 mg of CBG per gummy. These gummies do not produce a high and are non-intoxicating, making them appealing for daytime use.
Potential Benefits
Early research and anecdotal reports suggest CBG may:
- Support focus and mental clarity
- Promote digestive and gut health
- Help reduce inflammation
- Offer mild calming effects
Though clinical studies are limited, many users say CBG helps them feel more balanced and clear-headed—without the drowsiness sometimes linked to CBD.
Quick CBG facts: 1. Non-psychoactive 2. Potential anti-inflammatory properties 3. Acts on different receptors than CBD #CBG #Cannabinoids pic.twitter.com/Jgw314Muf1
— ReLeafed (@ReLeafedHempCo) August 2, 2025
Safety and Considerations
CBG is generally safe for adults, but it’s still being researched. Always:
- Choose products with lab-tested results
- Start with a low dose to monitor how you feel
- Talk to your healthcare provider if you’re on medication
Since the FDA doesn’t yet regulate CBG products, it’s crucial to buy from trusted sources that are transparent about ingredients and sourcing.
