Contributed by Rose Cameron | Cannabidiol has sparked a revolution in medical marijuana. It is a non-psychoactive, highly therapeutic compound in cannabis. The wheels of prohibition have been spinning in a decades-long rut, but cannabis’ acceptance is beginning its steady crawl forward with time.
Decades of research indicate that CBD interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system, a complex system that contributes to a variety of biological processes like inflammation responses, relaxation, sleeping, and appetite. By linking with the two main types of cannabinoid receptors, CB1 and CB2, which are found on cells throughout the body, CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system, helping it in the regulation of homeostasis — the body’s natural state of balance.
CBD has been shown to fight chronic pain, spasticity, seizures, epilepsy, arthritis and anxiety. This remarkable natural compound has extraordinary potential in treating a wide range of health problems associated with terminal illnesses like Alzeimer’s disease, cancer, Parkinson’s disease.
CBD can be extracted and processed into a variety of medications, each appropriate for different needs and lifestyles.
It is available in various forms and concentrations like oil, vaporisers, oral spray, pure concentrates, capsules and lotions & balms.
This remarkably multi-purpose, non-toxic, natural natural substance that will soon be in everyone’s vocabulary and in every smart person’s medicine cabinet.
What is Cannabidiol?
