CBD

CBD

The benefits of this wondrous compound

What is CBD? 

Cannabis naturally produces more than 80 chemical compounds, called cannabinoids with the two most commonly known being tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidoil (CBD.) THC is the compound responsible for psychoactive effects and is still illegal in some states. CBD doesn’t cause a “high” and is  non-psychoactive. Simply put – cannabis plants with high THC content are considered marijuana; while plants with less than 1% THC are considered hemp.

CBD is fully legal in the United States as long as it comes from imported industrial hemp seeds and stalks. When hemp oil is extracted from these plants, they can have a surprising amount of CBD. In pre-clinical studies, done all over the world by renowned scientists and universities, healing potential of CBD for reducing a number of different symptoms such as anxiety, nausea and inflammation, among others has been proven. 

Based on anecdotes and testimony, the most common response to CBD is an overall feeling of calmness and relaxation and benefits range from increased productivity, improved range of motion, and dissipation of pain symptoms.

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Can CBD help You?

While nothing is a guarantee – we all have an endocannabinoid system made of receptors in our brain, spinal cord and nervous systems. While the systems regulation of different biological processes is still being studied, the overall goal is homeostasis – bringing that area of the body to a neutral state.

There are two primary receptors making up this system: CB1 and CB2. CBD and other cannabinoids work by interacting with these receptors by modulating a variety of processes in our body, including motor learning, appetite and pain sensation.

Our bodies actually produce CB1 or endo-cannabinoids in compounds like anandamide, which is named after a Sanskrit word meaning “joy, bliss, and delight.” CB2 is found in cannabis and is called phyto-cannabinoids.

CBD oil shows a lot of potential for pain relief with anecdotal evidence suggesting it can be used to help manage chronic pain. The oil is especially promising due to its lack of intoxicating effects and a possible lower potential for side effects found in many other pain medications.

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