06/01/2018
WHAT IS C*D? HOW CAN IT BENEFIT YOU?!!!
Cannabidiol (C*D) is the second most prominent compound in the cannabis plant, but unlike its more well-known counterpart, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), it is non-psychoactive and doesn’t induce the feeling of being “high.”
C*D- rich cannabis can actually counter the effect of THC, making it an appealing treatment for patients seeking anti-inflammatory, anti-pain, anti-anxiety and/or anti-spasm effects without disconcerting euphoria or lethargy.
Patients with more chronic conditions such as cancer and epilepsy often use medical cannabis oil extracted from high-C*D varieties of cannabis.
After decades of being overlooked by medical professionals and the general public, the medical potential of C*D has finally taken to mainstream audiences.
Preclinical trials in recent years have found that the cannabinoid shows promise as an:
analgesic – relieves pain
anti bacterial – slows bacterial growth
anti cancer – inhibits Id1 gene to slow growth of cancer cells
anti diabetic – helps lower blood sugar levels
anti emetic – reduces vomiting and nausea
anti epiletic – reduces seizures and convulsions
antiinflammatory – reduces inflammation systemically
anti ischemic – reduces the risk of artery blockage
anti prokinetic – reduces small intestine contractions
anti proliferative – inhibits cancer cell growth
anti psoriatic – helps treat itchy skins
anti psychotic – tranquilizing effects to relieve psychosis symptoms
anti spasmodic – suppresses muscle spasms
anxiolyctic – relieves anxiety
bone stimulant – promotes bone growth
immunosuppresive – reduces function in the immune system
neuroprotective – slows damage to the nervous system and brain
vasorelaxant – reduces tension to blood vessel walls
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C*D tinctures are a popular way to take Cannabidiol. Tinctures are concentrated oils that are taken orally. They are absorbed under the tongue or added to food and drink.