Vijaya Extract is a full-spectrum cannabis leaf extract, known in Ayurveda as "Vijaya" for its therapeutic properties, containing a balanced 1:1 ratio of CBD to THC along with other cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids.It is derived from the cannabis plant and often blended with carrier oils like MCT or hemp seed oil for better absorption.In the Indian subcontinent, it is legal under specific regulations if it complies with AYUSH guidelines and has THC levels within permissible limits (typically under 0.3% for some products), but it usually requires a prescription from a qualified doctor due to its controlled status.

This extract offers balanced therapeutic effects due to its 1:1 ratio, which can help with chronic pain relief, inflammation reduction, anxiety management, improved sleep, and neuropathic support, leveraging the entourage effect of full-spectrum cannabinoids. In Ayurvedic practices popular in the Indian subcontinent, it's used for conditions like arthritis, stress, insomnia, and metabolic issues, providing moderate relaxation with some psychoactivity for enhanced mood and pain control. Always consult a healthcare professional, as benefits vary by individual and it's not a cure-all.

Consume it sublingually by placing a small amount under the tongue for 30-60 seconds before swallowing, or mix with warm beverages like herbal tea or milk as per Ayurvedic traditions. For a 2:2 CBD:THC ratio product, start with a low dose (e.g., 1/2 the size of a rice grain or as prescribed) once or twice daily, gradually increasing based on tolerance, and never exceed recommended limits to avoid over-intoxication. In the Indian subcontinent, follow a doctor's prescription and product guidelines, often starting with the tip of a toothpick for measurement.

When used as directed, it's generally safe, but the 1:1 ratio may cause mild psychoactivity like slight euphoria or anxiety in sensitive users, along with potential side effects such as dry mouth, dizziness, or digestive issues. Precautions are crucial in the Indian subcontinent: avoid during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or with conditions like high blood pressure; impure products could lead to contamination risks. Consult a doctor before use, especially if on medications, and discontinue if adverse effects occur.

Look for products with third-party lab certifications (COAs) confirming cannabinoid ratios, absence of contaminants like heavy metals, and full-spectrum composition without additives. In the Indian subcontinent, ensure FSSAI or AYUSH approval, a dark, paste-like texture, and sourcing from reputable brands with ethanol extraction methods. Genuine extracts have an earthy smell and should be bought from licensed sellers; check for THC compliance and avoid unverified online sources to prevent adulteration.