What are the benefits of CBD?
CBD oil herbal drops are hitting the healthcare industry by storm, gaining in popularity daily due to the number of people using CBD as an alternative to many commercial products and finding results. In addition, many studies are demonstrating how this oil is naturally assisting in the healing process of many health conditions. This oil can be used orally or topically depending on the benefits you are seeking. To consume, we recommend placing the drops right under your tongue and holding it there for about 30 seconds or until it naturally absorbs.
There’s a scientific reason why CBD is helping. It has to do with our body’s natural cannabinoid receptors within our own endocannabinoid system. It turns out that cannabinoid receptors play a host of vital roles in our bodies. These receptors are found in nerve tissue, lung, liver, intestine, kidney, lymphatic tissue, and the spleen, the CB1 and CB2 receptors play roles in our immune system and blood formation functions. Other processes they control include cognition, memory, anxiety, motor behavior, sensory, autonomic and neuroendocrine responses, Glucose metabolism and insulin resistance, inflammatory effects, control of the vomiting reflex, nausea, hunger, and appetite control. This system is also responsible for the pleasure we get from exercise.
Here are the most common uses for CBD
- Inflammation
- Pain Reliever
- Stress and Anxiety
- Sleep
- Muscle Spasm / Seizure / Tremors
- Bone Growth
Here are the most common conditions for CBD
- Inflammatory disease
- Parkinson’s
- Crohn's
- Diabetes
- PTSD
- Epilepsy
- Heart Disease
- Autism
- ADHD
FDA Disclosure: These products are not FDA approved and we are not claiming that this oil can cure or treat any of the conditions mentioned below or on this website. Government owns patent on cannabinoids.
CBD drug interactions
According to the World Health Organization, CBD is considered safe, but there are some medical conditions and medications that you should consult a physician prior to consumption. For instance, if you are on a blood thinner. You can see a list at medlineplus.gov/druginfo/natural. Most of the concern is for people with kidney or liver problems. Also, if your medication contains a "grapefruit warning" then don't take CBD. There are natural chemicals in grapefruit called furanocoumarins that work similarly to CBD and they can both slow down the rate that meds are metabolized which could make the medication less effective.
How can CBD work as a topical on the skin?
The human body possesses specific binding sites on the surface of many cell types for cannabinoids. Our body produces several endocannabinoids that bind to these cannabinoid receptors and activate them and together they constitute the endocannabinoid system. The endocannabinoid system plays a major role in the body’s response to pain and injury. If your skin is damaged or irritated, your body’s natural endocannabinoids are there to help. When you apply a CBD infused cream or oil onto your skin it is believed to interact with these receptors in a localized area.
CBD for skin conditions
In addition to pain, people are also using our CBD oil and wellness products for skin irritations and conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis and rosacea.
