CBD - Cannabinoids for Pain Relief and Good Health!
Cannabinoids are not a new item for pain relief, in fact, they have been used throughout the ages for pain relief and good health. It has only been in the last century that these compounds have been unavailable for people to consume.
CBDs repair cells, reduce inflammation, and balances multiple body systems. They act as cancer preventatives by helping our dying cells to die and not form something else that could become malignant. It does this all and more while protecting good cells.
Humans are equipped with an Endocannibinoid sytem (ECS). We have CB1 and CB2 receptor sites within our entire system. As a matter of fact, the ECS is the body's largest self-regulatory system. Certain receptors are more concentrated in specific regions. CB1 receptors are abundant in the central nervous system. CB2 receptors are found more often in the gastrointestinal tract, in the peripheral nervous system and on immune cells.
The wide diversity of these receptor locations show just how important endocannabinoids are for day-to-day bodily function.
Click here to learn more about the Health Benefits of Cannabis.
CBDs repair cells, reduce inflammation, and balances multiple body systems. They act as cancer preventatives by helping our dying cells to die and not form something else that could become malignant. It does this all and more while protecting good cells.
Humans are equipped with an Endocannibinoid sytem (ECS). We have CB1 and CB2 receptor sites within our entire system. As a matter of fact, the ECS is the body's largest self-regulatory system. Certain receptors are more concentrated in specific regions. CB1 receptors are abundant in the central nervous system. CB2 receptors are found more often in the gastrointestinal tract, in the peripheral nervous system and on immune cells.
The wide diversity of these receptor locations show just how important endocannabinoids are for day-to-day bodily function.
Click here to learn more about the Health Benefits of Cannabis.
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- Complete Index
- Appetite, digestion, hunger
- Immune function
- Anti-Bacterial
- Arthritis
- Cellular Function
- Memory
- Brain health
- Epilepsy
- Addictions
- Cancer
- Breast Cancer
- Prostate Cancer
- Pain
- Parkinson's
- Lupus and Lyme Disease
- Crohn's Disease
- PTSD
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Sports Related
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