There are two types of acne; inflammatory and non-inflammatory. If you have, what most of us know, the red swollen blemishes, you have inflammatory acne. Now, there are many different types of inflammatory acne. There is the relatively mild with a few red blemishes. Then there is more serious forms; cystic, nodular, and nodulocystic acne.
CBD research has established that it is affective at treating inflammation. Knowing what we know about CBD, it is not unreasonable to suggest that the use of CBD will help soothe the skin and reduce the appearance of acne breakouts and redness.
Research has also suggested there is a potential of decreasing excess oil production. Data is indicating that this is due to the balancing (homeostasis) effects on the cells.
Scientists have said they need more studies to conclusively confirm these results.
According to a study done by Harvard, “CBD is commonly used to address anxiety, and for patients who suffer through the misery of insomnia, studies suggest that CBD may help with both falling asleep and staying asleep.” CBD helps insomnia by addressing the root causes of insomnia. Many clinical trials on sleep and CBD include giving the people between 25 mg to 1,500 mg of CBD per day. However, for you, we recommend starting with a low dose and increasing as needed.
CBD, cannabidiol, is one compound found in the cannabis plant. CBD works with your endocannabinoid system to help maintain many functions in your body, including appetite, mood, and even sleep. What is the endocannabinoid system? Well, this system has a network of cannabinoid receptors in the brain/nervous system that work to maintain homeostasis (balance) in the body. So, how does CBD help? Firstly, we need to look at the causes of insomnia.
Let’s talk inflammation and CBD. All of us have had the privilege of experiencing the joys that inflammation brings. Firstly, pain can come from a disease or disorder exacerbated by inflammation. However, we are all here to say we feel your pain. Like you, we like to know what is best to use to give us some relief. Pharmaceutical options, with all of their known side effects, are the more common solution. But, what if I told you there is a natural supplement used to reduce inflammation? CBD is a natural substance that exhibits less side effects than its pharmaceutical counterparts. However, our bodies natural systems work with CBD to give the desired relief from inflammation.
Some companies claim CBD is a treatment for COVID-19. This is a dangerous claim. With the unprecedented events caused by COVID-19, there is understandably a lot of misinformation about what can be or is best to combat this virus.
Diabetes, is an unfortunate and often misunderstood disease. We can relate to that as CBD is often quickly judged for its THC counterpart and heavily misunderstood. While I will get into what Diabetes is and how it works, firstly, let’s talk about the relationship CBD has with the treatment of Diabetes. The FDA has one CBD oil approved drug on the market. It is used to treat two types of Epilepsy. Therefore, there is no prescription for CBD oil to treat Diabetes. However, that is like saying water isn’t technically prescribed to treat dehydration. If it works, you don’t need the FDA to slap a label on it right?
Have you ever been in a store and felt that overwhelming sense the aisles were too small, or the carts were too big, there are too many people (must be some sort of fire code violation in here), that you needed to get out of this building as soon as possible? Have you been invited to an event by friends and made an excuse to miss the event; simply to avoid the uncomfortable feeling of being around a group of new people or people in general? Maybe you have found yourself avoiding all situations that make you feel uncomfortably social.
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