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Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, and the number of deaths unfortunately increases every year. Despite this, and the fact that cancer has dominated the world of medicine in recent decades, there is still no cure for this debilitating disease. Will CBD help solve this problem?

 

In recent years, many people have provided testimony to how cannabis and CBD preparations have helped them recover from cancer. While this section of the public has chosen to use cannabis on their own, scientists have also started to look at the plant to investigate what benefits it can bring to people with cancer. Here, we take a look at some of the evidence and reasons why cannabis and CBD may have a future in cancer treatment. 

 

How does hemp and the CBD oil it contains affect cancer?

Cannabis has been used for centuries for medicinal and recreational purposes, although in recent decades to varying degrees of legality. With more and more countries legalizing cannabis, both patients and scientists have better access to and knowledge about the drug. 

 

There is a lot of researchthat has helped us understand that different cannabinoids, natural and synthetic, have different effects on our health and wellness. The therapeutic effects of these compounds include, but are not limited to, anti-inflammatory and chronic pain relief.

This is the reason why many people have turned to CBD as the first treatment for treating cancer symptoms. From there, the results began to be identified and insights shared as to the effects that the drug had on them. 

 

Why can cannabis and cannabinoids help treat cancer?

Scientists are investigating the hypothesis that cannabinoids may be ‚anti-cancer agents’, and the international cannabinoid research association (ICRS) has been established to further research the use of cannabinoids for this purpose.

 

In the UK, the University of East Anglia has initiated laboratory studies using artificial cancer cells grown in a laboratory and transplanted into mammals to test the clinical potential following administration of CBD: the non-psychoactive substance contained in cannabis. This research and others like it are now in the early stages of discovering the potential benefits of cannabinoids, and are important to understanding how and why cannabis may help treat cancer. 

 

Research in the UK is focusing on the possibilities that isolated CBD can offer on cancer cells. The results showed that cannabinoids influenced the collaboration of CB2 and GPR55 receptor molecules. They also report that high doses of CBD slow the growth of cancer cells, while low doses do not have significant anti-cancer effects and can at best alleviate the symptoms of the disease. 

 

Unfortunately, legal constraints cancel out our understanding of how cannabis can treat us, because in many places around the world, apart from Israel, Switzerland and the US, it is mostly or partially illegal.

 

Can CBD Treat Cancer?

Research into the use of cannabinoids in cancer treatment suggests that using THC and CBD as a combination preparation may offer the greatest benefits. However you look at the clinical trials, the results show the enormous potential of this type of therapy.

 

From the pre-clinical and pre-clinical laboratory studies that exist, we can understand how different cannabinoids affect cancer. The results suggest that cannabinoids like CBD can: 

• cause cancer cells to die (apoptosis)
• prevent these cells from dividing and metastasize (metastasis)
• stop the growth of new blood vessels in cancer cells and turn them into tumors (angiogenesis)
• stop cancer cells from invading adjacent tissue ( Antiproliferation

As proven, there are many mechanisms by which CBD and other cannabinoids may have a significant impact on the treatment of cancer.

 

Can CBD be used in conjunction with other treatments?

Cannabis can help manage the side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy in cancer treatment. Such side effects include nausea, vomiting, pain, anxiety, insomnia, and anorexia, but studies have shown that they can be managed with naturalCBD hemp-extracted. 

 

CBD administered in parallel with chamio or radiation therapy can:

• reduce or eliminate side effects
• intensify the anti-cancer effects of standard therapies

Research on the combination of cannabinoids with the chemotherapeutic drugs Gemcitabine and Temozolomide supports the theory that combining cannabinoids with traditional cancer treatment can provide the most effective solutions. The results of these studies confirmed that CBD was able to inhibit tumor growth and had strong anti-cancer effects when used with appropriate chemotherapy drugs. In a study with Temozolomide, a chemotherapy drug was combined with THC and CBD for optimal results. 

 

This suggests that combining cannabinoids with chemotherapy drugs could provide the most benefits in cancer treatment. 

 

Clinical Trials and Current Research

As we have established, trial-based studies that provide concrete scientific evidence for CBD’s effectiveness in treating cancer are limited; anecdotal evidence and testimonies of the cured are much more common. Beyond people’s own experiences, so far there are only a few examples of research that support how cannabis and CBD can help treat cancer. However, both early research and testimonials from cured people confirm that the potential anti-cancer effects of cannabinoids may be very promising.

 

What are CBD crystals?

One of the many forms of cannabidiol (CBD) available is crystals containing 99% pure CBD. Like us, producers of crystalline CBD start their production by extracting raw hemp. But the product they obtain differs from the natural hemp extract as they deliberately remove all other beneficial chemicals contained in the extract. In the process, the producers of crystalline CBD lose the entire cannabis plant phytocomplex. All other non-psychoactive cannabinoids such as cannabigerol (CBG), cannabichromene (CBC) and cannabinol (CBN), as well as terpenes, flavonoids and other therapeutic substances are irretrievably lost. 

The rationale behind a complete CBD purification phase has become obsolete. Until now, it has been believed that the more active chemical is used and the more purified it is, the better. Another rationale for the rogue manufacturers’ actions is to remove tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) for legal reasons, and the easiest way to achieve this is through the use of CBD crystals.

However, legal considerations aside, it is now known that not all natural chemicals work best when used as pure as possible. For example, it is enough to compare white, purified rock salt and less purified sea salt. Rock salt provides pure sodium chloride, while sea salt has a better taste and contains more minerals due to the presence of additional ingredients such as magnesium.

 

Why shouldn’t you use crystals in the production of CBD oils?  

The chemicals accompanying CBD, such as terpenes and terpenoids, should not be removed from the extract. On the contrary, they should remain in their original form and proportions similar to those naturally found in cannabis plants. As with the magnesium in sea salt, the full spectrum of terpenes and terpenoids accompanying the cannabinoids in cannabis gives, among other things, better properties and flavor.

Most importantly, the full phytocomplex content of the hemp plant provides additional health benefits. The interaction between CBD and the action of terpenoids is known as the synergy effect. In oils produced from CBD crystals, this effect does not occur. CBD has a better effect on the body when it is in the natural environment of the chemical compounds found in cannabis, and not as a pure isolate.

This is why you will not find preparations made of CBD crystals in our offer. We know that an oil with a full spectrum of naturally occurring plant ingredients is the best. We do not use CBD crystals to produce oils or any other hemp preparations.

 

What is the synergy effect?

Israeli scientists have been at the forefront of cannabidol research for many years, beginning with the discovery of CBD by Raphael Mechoulam. This „father of cannabidol research” also put forward a synergy hypothesis that the entire cannabis phytocomplex works better than the individual components isolated from it.

In a recent research paper, scientists working at Hebrew University in Jerusalem conducted research on the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects of an extract of the whole phytocomplex, which contained non-psychoactive cannabinoids and terpenes. 

Scientists describe the „bell effect” of pure cannabinoid. The term „bell” refers to the action curve of cannabinoids. When administering a low dose of pure CBD, the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect increases with increasing dose. When the cannabinoids reach a certain maximum effect within a narrow dose period. However, once it peaks, increasing the dosage of CBD actually lowers the positive effects of the compound. 

Israeli scientists investigated the effects of an ethanol-extracted phytocomplex containing CBD, other cannabinoids and terpenes. Instead of the bell-curve effect found with pure chemicals, they found linear growth followed by constant linear relationships – e.g. at first, the body’s responses were proportional to the dose and then saturation. The researchers concluded that „It is likely that other chemicals in the extract have a synergistic effect with CBD to achieve the desired anti-inflammatory effect that may contribute to overcoming the” bell „response to a dose of purified CBD.”

According to the above studies, it is more beneficial for the body to not only use an oil containing a full phytocomplex, instead of that derived from CBD crystals, but also an oil containing other chemicals produced naturally by hemp, enhancing the effects of cannabinoids.

 

What are terpenes in hemp and CBD oil?

The psychoactive cannabinoids contained in certain species of hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) have long been in the spotlight, but the rich and complex world of chemicals is right under our noses – unused and irreplaceable. Nowhere is this more obvious than with terpenes. Terpenes, of which over 140 types are found naturally in various cannabis plants, are extremely beneficial. They can be found in many cultivated plant species such as hops, lavender, lemon peel, cinnamon and peppermint.

Terpenes are essential oils that do not have a psychoactive effect and do not belong to the cannabinoid group. However, they are secreted by trichomes – the same resin glands that are responsible for the production of cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids. Terpenes are known, first of all, for their distinct, recognizable aromas. The most expressive fragrances are given by the pollen-free female hemp flowers, the vast spectrum of which is contained in the trichomes. 

 

Synergy Effects

Like cannabidiol (CBD), terpenes are often underestimated in the presence of psychoactive cannabinoids. Today, however, an increasing number of scientists are realizing how important terpenes themselves are, as well as their combined action with other chemicals. Terpenes have been scientifically proven to provide positive, synergistic effects when combined with other cannabinoids. The material titled „The Entourage Effect” explains that cannabinoids are not as effective when isolated as they do when they act in conjunction with other important chemicals. They have been shown to both interact directly and enhance the therapeutic effects of cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids.

 

Natural protection

Knowing the beneficial effects of terpenes on the human body, it is no surprise that they are also essential to the protection of the cannabis plants themselves. Terpenes act as natural defense systems that attract pollinators, but protect against pests and bacteria while protecting against environmental stressors. Accordingly, some terpenes are harvested for use as all-natural insecticides and for use in other pest control methods.

 

Terpenes, terpenoids, flavonoids

Despite their similarity, terpenes and terpenoids differ greatly, while terpenes to simple hydrocarbons, terpenoids are more complex chemical compounds and are formed by modification and oxidation. Both terpenes and terpenoids show differences from flavonoids – similar aromatic chemicals contained in fewer cannabis varieties.

 

Notable

terpenes The spectrum of terpenes in cannabis is broad. Each type occurs in a different concentration and with a different frequency, and they can be very volatile. Basically, terpenes have a direct impact on the effectiveness of cannabis-based supplements and medical marijuana treatments, making it even more important to undertake more cannabis research. From so many types of them, we have prepared an elaboration of the three most common ones that are used in a wide range.

 

Limonene

Limonene is one of the terpenes with the most pronounced aroma and a pleasant citrus aroma. This terpene is believed to have potent antifungal properties that are used in natural supplements. Limonene is commonly used in conjunction with other terpenes to increase their level of absorption.

Pinene

Pinene is a two-ring terpene partially composed of a monocyclic terpene called limonene. As its name suggests, it gives off a pine scent and is found in pines, firs and other conifers. Pinene is sourced and used for its anti-inflammatory properties. Several other terpenes also give hope in this regard.

Myrcene

Miceren terpene is most abundant in the hemp seed, which has an earthy odor with musky notes and clove. Miceren has anti-inflammatory properties and can be used as a pain reliever. In addition, research has been conducted on its use during treatment and ulcer reduction. 

 

What is CBD oil? This question is asked by more and more people who are looking for an effective and natural cure for diseases of affluence nowadays.

CBD, officially known as cannabidiol, is an important naturally occurring cannabinoid derived from the flowers, leaves and, to a lesser extent, the stems of the hemp plant. CBD oil contains the second most common cannabinoid. Historical data indicate that it is of secondary importance to other important chemical compounds with psychoactive properties. Nowadays, however, an increasing number of scientists and producers are learning the advantages it has to offer. CBD has a positive effect on health and well-being – its therapeutic potential is endless. As consumers consider the use of CBD-based products, many are asking the question: What is CBD hemp oil?

 

How is CBD oil made? 

As CBD hemp oil is non-psychoactive, does not cause intoxication in people and is legally available for sale – it can be purchased in stationary and online stores in many different forms. These oils appear on the market in various capacities and concentrations. They can be used to treat various ailments.

The production of CBD oils begins with the sourcing of organic hemp grown in the EU, which has been grown with the health of patients in mind. Once the plants have matured, they can be harvested and processed. The flowers then produce terpenes and cannabinoids, which are therapeutic chemicals. For this purpose, technologically advanced methods of CO₂ extraction in a supercritical state are used. The process produces CBD oils that intentionally preserve the complex set of cannabinoids and the full spectrum of terpenes present in the cannabis plant.

 

Raw vs. Purified

CBD oils fall into two main categories: raw and purified. The crude oils after extraction are enriched with vegetable oil and are no longer processed. Oils produced by this method are the most natural, they retain a dark green color and their concentration varies considerably. Their taste and smell are characteristic, similar to that of hemp, but more intense. 

In addition, crude oils are not always decarboxylated, meaning that another active ingredient in the form of cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) has not been converted to cannabidiol (CBD) through the process of heating cannabis flowers and other plant matter. When it comes to use, crude oils are usually thicker and contain health-promoting chlorophyll, and are as easy to use as refined oils. 

This is not the case with purified CBD hemp oils, which are extracted and then filtered to remove chlorophyll, waxes, or any excess plant matter contained in the raw oils. Pure oils are easily recognizable for their golden color, pleasant smell and thin consistency. 

 

Both types of CBD oil are used in different groups of patients, depending on the needs and the desired therapeutic effect. There are also partially purified oils on the market, which in color and taste resemble crude oils, and the consistency of refined oils.

 

Full spectrum of action The

effects of consuming CBD oils made from CBD crystals are noticeably less versatile than with the application of oils containing a diverse, interactive set of cannabinoids. Cannabidiol (CBD) should not be separated from the rest of the cannabis substances that complement its action. Hence, avoid consuming CBD oils that contain artificially separated CBD in the form of crystals.

 

Does my health insurance cover CBD oil?

Unfortunately, no, in the light of the current law – CBD oil is not a medicine, but a dietary supplement with a pharmacological effect. Often, medical insurance does not cover many items that have a decidedly beneficial effect on health – massages, SPAs, organic food, vitamins. Medical insurance provides coverage when you are really sick, and covers all damage caused by illness or accident. However, as is well known, it is better to prevent disease without taking the body to its limits. Good health and well-being are priceless.

 

How to use CBD oil?

CBD oils are taken orally once or several times a day. The correct dosage is facilitated by the use of small dropper bottles. There areon the market drops in many different concentrations, e.g. 3, 5% and 10%, 20%, 30% and many others, to suit the needs of each user. In addition, it is easy to take the oil with you and discreetly taken with other activities. Consuming CBD oils at work or while resting is not risky – it is completely safe and fully effective. Depending on the frequency of use, the oils are available in different capacities

 

The Benefits of CBD Oil

While legal normalization has slowed down widespread acceptance of CBD as a therapeutic benefit, scientific research and unsubstantiated user testimony point to a wide range of potential health benefits. CBD, often touted for its properties, does not exert any of the psychological negative effects normally associated with psychoactive cannabinoids like THC. 

The only way to find out if CBD oil works for you is to try it! Due to the lack of negative side effects and a wide range of therapeutic applications, patients are increasingly turning to natural CBD oils.

 

Many myths have arisen about marijuana, some of them have a cultural origin, some are founded on the conservatism of societies that, through religion, social habits, or even for the sake of simple economic interest (fear of alcohol being displaced by other stimulants), tried to burden marijuana with all kinds of bad. If we were to delve into the activities of many governments and concerns (e.g. tobacco) and follow their actions in the long run, we would notice that the support of official factors (support of a politician striving to stop liberalization of marijuana availability) or moral (support of religious circles promoting „purity”) society) was dictated precisely by the fear of losing market influence, and thus profits.

 

Marijuana and its healing properties

 

Something as natural as marijuana, and even more so medical marijuana, was thrown into one drawer of „causes of social pathologies” along with such a strong change of consciousness and at the same time devastating (both the consuming organism and behavior and social relations disturbing) with artificial substances methamphetamine or weaker amphetamine. What is even more strange, medical marijuana by some American politicians – unaware of the differences in the physicochemical effects of these substances – is juxtaposed with substances as dangerous for the body as the worst sort of cocaine in its form „for smoking” (the so-called „crack”) or methamphetamine, also in a variant for smoking (so-called „ice”, „crystal”).

 

Meanwhile, medical marijuana should not be compared with the so-called „Hard drugs”, especially with their synthetic form, such as dextromethorphan, which was supposed to be an antitussive drug, but when consumed for „recreational purposes” it can be an organic chemical compound dangerous for the nervous system and the liver. Studies from recent years prove that medical marijuana helps, among other things, in the treatment of glaucoma, by reducing very dangerous pressure in the eyeball, similarly in epilepsy, where it reduces the incidence of epileptic seizures, and in atherosclerosis, where medical marijuana reduces the deposition of atherosclerotic deposits in the vessels blood vessels.

 

Medical marijuana and the „attraction” to nicotine

 

Relatively, research has only recently begun to reduce the effect of medicinal marijuana on the „attraction” to nicotine. However, all indications are that medical marijuana is able, if not completely, at least to a significant degree to reduce the chemical processes occurring in the central nervous system caused by nicotine craving. Such research was undertaken, among other things, being aware that, both in Ancient Egypt and India, medical marijuana had analgesic and soothing properties, and therefore it was used as an aid in such ailments as eye pain, hemorrhoids, and gastrointestinal disorders.

 

At present, medicinal marijuana is extracted into butter or hemp seed oil, and especially the latter form is useful in reducing stress levels, and as you know, the latter is an inseparable companion of the so-called „Nicotine craving”. This is where we should distinguish between ordinary „pot” from what more and more countries around the world know under the name „medical marijuana”. In the leaves of hemp, as in any oil plant, there are about a hundred active substances, terpenes, esters and alkaloids.

 

One of the most famous of its psychoactive properties is the so-called „THC” or tetrahydrocannabinol, while medical marijuana contains primarily „CBD” or cannabidiol – an organic chemical compound that does not work like the psychoactive THC. On the contrary, CBD, which is a component of medical preparations, reduces the incidence of clinical psychotic behaviors, for example, as reported in the Current Psychiatry Reports from 2017, the increasing symptoms of post-traumatic stress were reduced in clinical treatment. Similarly favorable to medicinal marijuana and the CBD contained in it, the effects of several dozen studies were described in the scientific journal „Neurotherapeutics” from 2015, where the positive effect of CBD cannabinoid on the treatment of anxiety disorders (and those having various causes) as well as insomnia was proven, and thus also the „side effects” caused by the lack of nicotine.

 

 

How to use cannabinoids to obtain the highest effectiveness in cancer?

The best therapeutic results are obtained by using the widest possible range of cannabinoids, as well as other active substances such as terpenoids, flavonoids and other auxiliary ingredients contained in cannabis and their extracts of various types. 

The wider the range of cannabinoids, the better the therapeutic effect. Each known cannabinoid has unique applications, so using a whole range of them is most advisable. Of these, the most potent therapeutic properties are cannabidiol(CBD), which has been recognized as the most important ingredient in cannabis and medical marijuana, due to its greatest number of uses in medicine.

The individual cannabinoids mutually enhance and complement their action, which is commonly known as the synergy effect. Therefore, combinations of different cannabinoids contribute to achieving much better results than using individual cannabinoids alone.

Hemp preparations are natural food products that should be administered orally, which is logical from the point of view of human physiology. Oral application is very important because the liver plays a key role in most internal ailments, as it is the body’s chemical „laboratory” that processes substances. The liver is also a highly innervated organ with many cannabinoid receptors. If there are no contraindications for oral application, do not administer cannabinoids rectally, as this way the therapeutic effect may be weaker and the substance will go directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the liver. 

 

Which oil concentration should you choose?

The concentration does not matter! Cannabinoids, like any other substance, are dosed in milligrams a day, not percentages. Example: 1 drop of 15% essential oil = 5 drops of 3% essential oil, which gives the same dose in milligrams. Higher concentration means greater convenience of application or adjusting the appropriate dose, and above all, the quality and intensity of the preparation. The concentration is not related to the higher efficiency, on the contrary, it can even lower it, because the higher the concentration of one substance, the lower the others, which limits the synergy effect.

Highly concentrated extracts of 30% and 50% (the so-called golden oil) are more effective mainly due to the quality and purity, and the highest CBDA content on the market, not because of the high concentration itself.

A high concentration application is warranted when using high doses and for external applications to the skin or lesions. Thanks to higher concentrations, we will achieve a lower frequency of oil application and dressing changes. 

Recently, extracts with a concentration of up to 99% have also appeared on the market. This type of separated (crystalline) CBD is only suitable for inhalation due to the shortage of other cannabinoids as well as terpenes and flavonoids, which have a significant impact on the synergy effect. 

 

Which cannabis preparation should you choose?

Any properly sourced hemp extract can help with most health problems. However, in order to achieve the synergy effect and the best therapeutic effect, it is recommended to use a combination of different preparations alternately. The most frequently recommended option is a combination of different CBD and CBDA oils, which has a significant impact on the broadening of the range of cannabinoids and an increased terepective effect.

In the case of mild health problems, e.g. 5% oil 10ml (500mg CBD, trace THC, CBC, terpenoids, flavonoids).

In chronic and moderately difficult conditions, e.g. oil 4% 30ml (1200mg CBD, trace THC, CBC, terpenoids, flavonoids) in combination with 15% RAW 10ml (1500mg CBD + CBDA, trace CBC, CBN, CBG, terpenoids, flavonoids) .

In the case of serious health problems, when it is necessary to administer a higher dose, oil 4% 50ml (2000mg CBD, trace THC, CBC, terpenoids, flavonoids) in combination with 20% RAW 10g (2000mg CBD + CBDA, trace CBC, CBN, CBG, terpenoids, flavonoids). It is the most extensive set of cannabinoids on the market, offering the highest efficiency at the lowest price. Such a set is sufficient for 40 days of therapy at a dose of 100 mg / day. Alternatively, instead of the 20% RAW paste, you can use a stronger version with a 30% RAW concentration and the Swiss Cibdol with a 10% concentration, which further increase the effectiveness of the therapy, thanks to the highest quality extract and high content of CBDA, which has a similar chemical structure to THC.

In addition, to support the above methods of therapy, other cannabinoid-rich hemp products are also used, such as hemp herb, hemp capsules, ointments, and oils with a predominance of CBC, as soon as they are available. All this is able to enhance the treatment even more thanks to an even wider range of applied phytocannabinoids of various origins.

It should be noted that hemp extracts are natural products, and therefore unique and never identical. Therefore, different products from different manufacturers will always differ in performance and composition. Therefore, it is worth using the widest possible range of them, which results in much better results than using a single preparation.

The quality of the products is crucial, so only use certified analytical and tested ones to be sure of their cannabinoid content and that they are free from GMOs, heavy metals, toxins, pesticides or herbicides, fungi, molds and other contaminants. Unfortunately, cannabinoids also work synergistically with toxic substances, so you should not combine them with, for example, alcohol, and make sure that the extract used is tested for possible contamination.

All Biokonopia products meet the highest quality standards and have all the necessary certificates!

Warning! On the market you can find counterfeit preparations with the addition of separated (crystalline) CBD sold as oil or paste, which unfortunately is not a fair practice and misleads the consumer. As you can easily guess, this type of products show a much weaker therapeutic effect than properly produced preparations. 

How to dose CBD?

In most cases, therapies start with low doses and concentrations – the initial indicative dose is usually 2-3 drops 2-3 times a day of low-concentrated oil. Then, with the passage of time and the body’s tolerance to substances, the doses are gradually increased, adapting them to the individual needs of the patient. Some patients, especially in the case of neoplastic ailments, use higher doses with 1-3 day breaks between continuing or increasing the dose, which results in a lower tolerance to the substance and its better effect.

Dosing should not be started with high concentrations and doses, as this causes a rapid increase in the body’s tolerance, which results in a weaker effect of the substance, increases the cost and extends the duration of the treatment.

The minimum noticeable dose for the human body is 1-2 mg. The maximum dose is not precisely established, however, according to research conducted by scientists, it has been established that even a very high dose of 600 mg of CBD per day does not cause side effects and is well tolerated by the human body. At the same time, the application of doses above 300 mg / day may not make sense as there is a saturation effect and in many cases lower doses prove to be sufficiently effective. The exact dose should always be consulted with a specialist.

Apply orally, about 30 minutes before a meal. Keep under the tongue for 1-2 minutes, then swallow.

 

Sample doses

For higher doses, the examples below should be multiplied by x2 or x3 as appropriate.

Example of a dose of 10 mg / day when using 4% Cibdol oil

Morning: 1 drop = 2 mg CBD

Noon: 1 drop = 2 mg CBD

Afternoon: 1 drop = 2 mg CBD

Evening: 2 drops = 4 mg CBD

Total: 10 mg CBD

Example 10 mg / day in the case of a combination of 4% Cibdol oil and 3% RAW Endoca

Morning: 3 drops 3% raw Endoca = 3mg CBD + CBDA

Afternoon: 2 drops 4% Cibdol = 4mg CBD

Evening: 3 drops 3% raw Endoca = 3mg CBD + CBDA

Sum: 10mg CBD + CBDA

Example of a dose of 20mg / day when using 5% oil BioconopiaMidday

Morning: 2 drops = 5mg CBD

: 2 drops = 5mg CBD

Afternoon: 2 drops = 5mg CBD

Evening: 2 drops = 5mg CBD

Total: 20mg CBD

Example of a dose of 50mg / day in the case of 10% CBD + CBDA oil Bioconopia 

Morning: 3 drops 10% Bioconopy = 15mg CBD + CBDA

Afternoon: 3 drops 10% Bioconopy = 15mg CBD + CBDA

Evening: 4 drops 10% Bioconopy = 20mg CBD + CBDA

Total: 50mg CBD + CBDA

Example of a dose of 100mg / day in the case of 10% CBD + CBDA oil Bioconopia 

Morning: 7 drops 10% Bioconopy = 35mg CBD + CBDA

Po p in the morning: 7 drops 10% Bioconopy = 35mg CBD + CBDA

In the evening: 7 drops 10% Bioconopy = 35mg CBD + CBDA

Total: approx. 100mg CBD + CBDA

Example of a dose of 100mg / day when using 20% ​​RAW Endoca

Morning: 1/4 dose = 50mg CBD + CBDA

Evening: 1/4 dose = 50mg CBD + CBDA

Total: 100mg CBD + CBDA

Example of 100mg / day for the combination of 4% Cibdol and 20% RAW Endoca Oil

Morning: 12 drops 4% Cibdol = 24mg CBD

W noon: 1/8 doses = 25mg CBD + CBDA

Afternoon: 1/8 doses = 25mg CBD + CBDA

Evening: 13 drops 4% Cibdol = 26mg CBD

Total: 100mg CBD + CBDA

Example of a dose of 150mg / day in the case of a 10% oil combination Cibdol and 30% RAW Endoca – the strongest combination

Morning: 7 drops 10% Cibdol = 35mg CBD

Afternoon: 8 drops 10% Cibdol = 40mg CBD

Evening: 1/4 dose of 30% RAW paste = 75mg CBD + CBDA

Total: 150mg CBD + CBDA200 mg

Example of a dose of/ day in the case of a combination of 10% Cibdol oil and 30% RAW Endoca – the strongest combination

Morning: 10 drops 10% Cibdol = 50 mg CBD

Afternoon: 10 drops 10% Cibdol = 5 0mg CBD

Evening: 1/3 doses of 30% RAW paste = 100mg CBD + CBDA

Total: 200mg CBD + CBDA

 

Example of a dose of 300mg / day in the case of a combination of 10% Cibdol and 30% RAW Endoca oil – the strongest combination

Morning: 15 drops 10% Cibdol = 75mg CBD

Afternoon: 15 drops 10% Cibdol = 75mg CBD

Evening: 1/2 dose of 30% RAW paste = 150mg CBD + CBDA

Total: 300mg CBD + CBDA

 

Cheers!

 

The properties of hemp have been known since ancient times. This plant has been used since the dawn of history as a panacea for many ailments. Hemp, unlike marijuana, does not contain the narcotic substance THC, so it cannot be intoxicated. However, the secret of their strong therapeutic properties is another natural ingredient – cannabidiol for short called CBD.

What is CBD?

Cannabidiol, or CBD, is one of over 80 compounds from the group of molecules called cannabinoids, and one of over 480 compounds naturally found in cannabis. Of these substances, CBD and THC are found in the highest concentrations in cannabis, which is why they are the most recognizable and best researched. 

CBD is a legal and the most important active substance in medical marijuana and cannabis, with a very broad spectrum of activity. Of the several hundred substances found in cannabis, CBD has the strongest health properties.oil CBD hempis non-psychoactive and can be used as an all-round therapeutic agent without fear of altering consciousness. Cannabidiol (CBD), unlike THC, does not cause side effects, is not intoxicating and is not addictive.

CBD is a completely safe ingredient in hemp that mimics the effects of naturally occurring substances in the human body. Substances with a similar effect and chemical structure can be found in the body of every human being, and even in breast milk. Cannabidiol is perfectly tolerated by the human body, and its overdose is impossible. CBD is a plant oil found in nature only in hemp.

Therapeutic properties of cannabidiol (CBD):

Neuroactive and neuroprotective – fights neurodegenerative and mental disorders, regenerates nerve cells in the body, stimulates the nervous system, prevents and prevents neurodegeneration, has a relaxing and antispastic effect.

Anticancer – attacks and destroys cancer cells, inhibits cancer cell multiplication. leads to apoptosis, i.e. suicide of cancer cells.

Antioxidant – reduces oxidative stress, slows down and prevents the aging of cells and tissues, supports the body’s natural defenses, protects against free radicals.

Anti-inflammatory – inhibits the inflammatory process, fights inflammation, prevents inflammation.

Painkillers – relieves pain, softens and eliminates pain throughout the body used both internally and externally 

Antipsychotic – sobering and purified mind, combats anxiety and psychosis, calms and soothes, relaxes and relaxing facilitates sleep and ensure good sleep

Antiemetic – reduces nausea and vomiting, stimulates thirst and appetite, affects the proper metabolism of the body

Antibacterial – has strong bactericidal propertiesbacteria and prevents their reproduction, slows down their growth

, killsAntifungal – prevents the development of fungal diseases, kills mold and fungi

Antiallergic – soothes and eliminates allergy symptoms, 

Immunological – stimulates the body’s natural immunity, stimulates the state of homeostasis

Dermatological – accelerates wound healing, fights skin diseases, rejuvenates the epidermis

How does CBD work?

The reason cannabis works so well against so many ailments and diseases is because of the endocannabinoid system, the central hub for the health and proper functioning of almost every organism in the world. Cannabidiol stimulates the nerve cells, harmonizing and regulating the processes taking place in the organisms. CBD is responsible for the correct course of the basic physiological processes of the human body; such as appetite, thirst, movement, memory, sleep or pain sensation. CBD and other cannabinoids are the plant equivalents of the human endocannabinoids 2-AG and Anandamide. They mimic their action by stimulating the CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors. Cannabinoid receptors are found in all areas of the body, from bone marrow to skin, and are most found in the most innervated areas. As a result, the pharmacological effect of CBD can be felt almost immediately after application.

Natural CBD for Health

CBD is not psychoactive and therefore not suitable for recreational use. However, its properties are of interest to doctors precisely for this reason. Thanks to the wide spectrum of interactions on many levels, its therapeutic possibilities are almost unlimited. The list of diseases for which it helps is really long, because most of them are caused by a deficiency of CBD and other cannabinoids naturally occurring only in cannabis and our bodies. Limiting access to cannabis in the 20th century had a significant impact on the deterioration of health in many societies. 

CBD preparations are used in the treatment of most civilization and neurological diseases. Cannabidiol has a beneficial pharmacological effect on both the body and mind of the user.

Indications for the use of natural CBD obtained from hemp are, among others: cancer, epilepsy, autism, multiple sclerosis, Lyme disease, parkinson, alzheimer’s, depression, dementia, anxiety, panic attacks, anxiety, schizophrenia, insomnia, pain, migraines, asthma, glaucoma, diabetes, rheumatism, RA, osteoporosis, atherosclerosis, inflammation, Chron’s disease, addictions, anorexia, allergies, stress and many others.

Natural CBD provides much better therapy results than conventional synthetic agents, but unlike them, it has no side effects. Therefore, it is appreciated by a growing group of doctors, but above all by patients for whom conventional medicine has proved ineffective. 

Cannabidiolic acid – CBDA

CBDA is a precursor to CBD that has distinct therapeutic properties. Cannabidiol acid (CBDA) has a similar chemical structure to THC, but like cannabidiol, it has no side effects, is not intoxicating or addictive, and is completely legal. Scientific research so far shows that the main features of raw CBDA are strong anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer (anti-proliferative) properties. 

The combination of CBD and CBDA as well as other cannabinoids and terpenes provides a synergistic effect, enhancing and enhancing the effects of hemp oil, especially in inflammatory diseases and cancer.

 

How to use CBD?

Cannabidiol is also a strong and mild medicinal substance that can bring very positive health effects when used on the body not only of humans but also animals. But how do you use CBD to get the best possible effect in your case? Thereways to consumeplants CBD from are many, you should choose one of them depending on the desired result. The most important of them are described below:

• CBD drops or paste orally under the tongue – the most popular and used method of CBD administration. Liquid oil allows you to precisely regulate the dose to the drops. It ensures high bioavailability and quick absorption, so the effects of taking are visible within 15 minutes at the latest. Probably the most beneficial method from the point of view of human physiology, where some CBD is absorbed through the mucosa of the tongue directly into the bloodstream, and some is metabolized in the liver after ingestion.
• enteric-CBD capsules in the form of capsules guarantee the convenience of use and an accurately measured dose. However, the effect is felt no sooner than 30 minutes after taking it, depending on the body’s metabolic rate. The entire dose is metabolized.
• inhalation of herbs and / or CBD crystals – for inhalation, special devices called inhalers or vaporizers are used, which heat CBD and other substances to the appropriate temperature, which releases them in the form of vapor. The inhaler prevents combustion so no tar is released, which eliminates the risk of smoke damage as in the case of regular smoking. The absorption of cannabinoids by inhalation is most efficient, direct and practically immediate, so you can feel the effect of CBD within a few minutes after application, but it is not metabolized in the digestive system.
• CBD cosmetics for the skin – like any other CBD substance, it can also be used externally on the skin. The absorption and permeability through the skin is certainly not as high as in the case of other methods, because the skin is a certain barrier, but it is justified in the case of topical application. In this way, CBD penetrates directly into the lesion and to a lesser extent into the blood.
• CBD suppositories rectally – one of the least frequently used methods, mainly due to the inconvenience of application. Suppositories, thanks to their high bioavailability, guarantee quick absorption into the blood, but bypassing metabolism in the digestive system. The method is more often used by the youngest users, such as children, and / or where there are contraindications to oral application.

 

Hemp oil can have a beneficial effect on our health. Its amazing therapeutic properties bring relief to sufferers, reduce or eliminate symptoms, and even cure diseases considered incurable by conventional medicine. More and more often it is used not only by lovers of a healthy lifestyle, but also by patients looking for a cure for diseases of civilization. Can hemp oil be treated? This question is asked by everyone who is looking for an effective and natural medicine today.

We distinguish 3 types of hemp oil

 

Mother nature has generously endowed cannabis with above-average power – it contains over 480 various organic compounds. Many of these natural substances can be useful in treating various ailments. The abundant content of active substances, however, causes their great diversity depending on the variety. Different types of oils are obtained from different plants and have different uses.

 

Hemp seed oil

From legal hemp seeds, cold-pressed hemp oil is obtained from seeds (at a temperature of approx. 40 * C). It has a characteristic earthy taste and smell that may resemble the taste of sunflower or nuts. It is consumed only raw, only then it retains its original composition and therapeutic potential. Due to its consistency and properties, it is not suitable for frying and does not require additional heating, but it is ready to eat as it is. Its expiry date is usually one year from the moment of pressing, when it is properly stored in a dry and cool place. It tends to go rancid, so after opening it must be stored in the refrigerator and consumed as soon as possible, within a maximum of 3 months. Particularly useful and effective in cosmetics and dietetics, as well as prophylactically against many ailments. 

 

 

 

Properties of hemp seed oil

The health properties of hemp seed oil are unmatched by any other vegetable oil, and the Omega polyunsaturated acids it contains are essential for the proper functioning of the human body. It has a perfect ratio of Omega 3 to Omega 6, which is 3: 1 and perfectly nourishes the human body from the inside, preventing, for example, diabetes, atherosclerosis, hypertension and other serious civilization diseases. It also works externally on the skin as an anti-inflammatory, soothing and soothing agent, as well as caring for hair and nails. In addition, hemp oil contains a whole set of trace elements and minerals and vitamins that are beneficial to health. Particularly noteworthy is natural vitamin K, rarely found in other foodstuffs, which is involved in healing processes and has anti-inflammatory properties. Due to its properties, hemp seed oil is used as a versatile food and a natural beautifier without side effects.

 

 

Used internally in dietetics and prophylaxis:

• Increases immunity and cares for the proper course of autoimmune processes
• Reduces and regulates cholesterol
• Maintains the hormonal balance at an appropriate level
• Soothes and reduces inflammation inside the body
• Prevents cardiovascular diseases protects blood vessels and the heart
• Protects against cancer and other dangerous diseases civilization
• Supports the proper functioning of the brain
• Supports the work of internal organs such as the liver or intestines

External use in cosmetics:

• Facilitates blood clotting and wound healing and reduces scarring
• Counteracts psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and other diseases of the epidermis
• Intensively nourishes and moisturizes healthy and damaged skin
• Anti-inflammatory and protects against diseases skin
• Effectively regenerates the skin, hair and nails

Hemp oil from flowers – CBD

Made from flowers and seeds of special varieties of hemp (cannabis sativa L.) Contains biol the highly active cannabidiol found in flowers – CBD for short – a compound recognized by scientists as the most potent medicinal substance in cannabis and cannabis. The production of the extract, which is a component of the oil, is carried out using advanced extraction technology with liquid carbon dioxide in a supercritical state. Most often, hemp seed oil is enriched with hemp flower extract, which is how the famous CBD oil is made. The taste is reminiscent of a medicine – it is usually bitter, pungent and pungent, with a different aroma depending on the essential oils it contains. Of course, this type of oil is legal, as it does not contain narcotic substances, but only therapeutic. It has the same properties as marijuana oil, except for intoxicating because it does not contain THC. Available in various forms such as drops, capsules, pastes, suppositories, chewing gums, etc. Once opened, it is kept in the refrigerator to fully retain its natural power. Used as a strong therapeutic agent for a number of civilization diseases and ailments of the nervous system.

 

 

 

Properties of hemp flower

oil CBD hemp oils, in addition to the previously mentioned properties of hemp seed oil, also have a powerful therapeutic potential. Thanks to the content of natural CBD, which is responsible for the proper functioning of the entire body through the nervous system, you can treat it without fear of intoxication or any other side effects. Cannabidiol is a component of individual drugs, and its positive pharmacological effect has been proven by many scientific studies. It is thanks to CBD that medical marijuana and cannabis are no longer a taboo subject and are enjoying a growing interest among patients and medical communities. Due to the fact that CBD preparations are made from industrial hemp, they are usually many times cheaper than synthetic drugs containing this substance (e.g. Sativex, Marinol, Epidiolex), which can be obtained in pharmacies on prescription.

What is CBD hemp oil used for and why?

• Neoplasms: cancer, leukemia, tumors, cysts – the so far known mechanisms of fighting cannabidiol neoplastic cells are metastasis, angiogenesis and apoptosis (suicide). It also has strong anti-proliferative (anti-metastatic) properties that prevent the spread of the tumor. Its antiemetic and antidepressant properties are also used to support conventional methods by reducing or completely eliminating side effects such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, alopecia, and depression; caused by taking chemotherapy and radiotherapy. 
• Neurodegenerative diseases: multiple sclerosis (MS), epilepsy, autism, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and others – research confirms its unique power as a substance with neuroactive and neuroprotective properties. It regenerates damaged nerve cells and protects against their degeneration. It calms down and calms the nervous system, has anticonvulsant and muscle relaxant properties. It is a powerful antioxidant.
• Nervous and mental diseases: schizophrenia, neurosis, psychosis, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, anxiety, insomnia, anorexia, stress, etc. – it clears the mind, relaxes and deeply relaxes. It prevents hyperactivity and makes it easier to fall asleep. It has an antipsychotic and sobering effect, reducing hallucinations or other states of disturbed consciousness. It has a sedative effect in high doses.
• Inflammation – Its strong anti-inflammatory properties are able to reach areas that ordinary synthetic drugs cannot affect. It actually contributes to the production of substances in the body that not only fight inflammation, but also prevent their formation.
• Rheumatic diseases: rheumatoid arthritis (RA), psoriatic arthritis (PsA), rheumatism, osteoporosis, psoriasis, diabetes, fibromyalgia – soothes and eliminates inflammation and pains associated with them. It facilitates movement by relaxing joints and muscles. It helps in widening the range of movements. 
• Pain: migraines, headaches, bone and muscle pains, pains of unknown cause – soothes or eliminates pain of various origins. Due to its beneficial effect on the nervous system, it prevents the formation of pain outbreaks. 
• Immunological diseases: allergies, reduced immunity – modulates and supports natural immunity, fulfilling the role of an immune regulator. 
• Addiction – is used in the therapy of alcohol and opioid dependence. It relieves the withdrawal syndrome.

 

Due to its powerful influence on the nervous system, which controls most of the processes in the body, the clinical potential of cannabidiol is almost infinite. The examples given above are only a fraction of its possibilities. For a complete list of the pharmacological properties of cannabidiol (CBD), click HERE. 

Cannabis oil from cannabis – THC Cannabis

oil is often confused with hemp seed or flower oil because it comes from the same plant species but a different variety – cannabis indica. Like CBD oil, it is made from flowers, but this is perhaps the only thing they have in common. Besides, CBD and THC oils differ from each other like day and night.

 

Unfortunately, the amateur THC / RSO extraction method, which uses toxic and flammable solvents and too high temperatures, leaves no doubt as to the quality. The color and texture of RSO oil most often resemble tar or burnt black oil. Marijuana oil is completely illegal because it mainly contains the intoxicating substance THC, which is psychoactive and banned in many countries. Such an oil has mainly strong narcotic properties due to the high THC content, and less therapeutic values ​​due to the low content of CBD and other substances naturally present in cannabis. However, this does not bother dealers who try to earn some extra money from someone else’s misfortune by demanding cosmically high prices for this dubious quality hemp oil made at home. According to the research of scientists, THC may have anti-cancer properties and may be an essential component of therapy for some users, but it also has a number of side effects (apart from the intoxication itself), such as increased blood pressure or accelerated heart rate, which disqualify this substance in around 80% of patients. 

 

In fact, as of today, in hemp – THC – is the only banned substance, any other substance is perfectly legal. For this reason, patients are already enjoying the therapeutic effects of medical marijuana without the need to get intoxicated and without any other side effects – in the form of hemp seed oil or CBD flower extract, which may only contain trace amounts of THC, so it is completely safe and safe. can be used without restrictions.

 

As of November 1, 2017, THC-containing cannabis is theoretically available in pharmacies. However, due to the narcotic properties as well as numerous side effects, they are administered only under the supervision of a doctor. Unfortunately, due to the high price, they are available only to a few and only with a prescription, after going through countless and cumbersome procedures.

 

 

Can CBD Help Fight Coronavirus?

CBD, or cannabidiol (a component of cannabis), has recently gained a lot of attention due to reports of its health-promoting properties that may prove helpful in the treatment of COVID-19. While it is too early to speak of a breakthrough, the research results are promising – it is recognized that CBD may help regulate oxygen levels in the body and protect against a severe cytokine storm. 

Scientists under the

microscope November will mark a year since the first cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed in Wuhan, China. Since then, the number of those infected has exceeded 33 million, of which one million have died. Most cases of COVID-19 are mild, and the main symptoms include:

• fever,
• dry cough, and
• fatigue.

However, in immunocompromised patients, the body may be less able to cope with the virus, leading to serious complications. 

As the world race against time to invent a vaccine, some scientists report that the cannabis ingredient, CBD, could prove to be an effective weapon in relieving COVID-19 symptoms. Scientists speculate that cannabidiol may suppress the response of the immune system because it resembles naturally occurring cannabinoids (called endocannabinoids) in the human body. 

Cannabidiol and the treatment of COVID-19 patients

Although the Center for Disease Control and Prevention points out that smoking CBD, THC and other nicotine products increases the risk of complications in the event of coronavirus infection, the number of publications on SARS-COV-2 increases as well which indicate that the natural component of cannabis when administered intranasally may alleviate inflammation in infected lungs. 

Researchers at the University of Augusta in Georgia (USA) recently published research results showing that high levels of CBD are beneficial for the treatment of acute respiratory distress syndrome. Study co-author Dr. Jack Yu in Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research admits, „Our lab studies show that pure CBD can help treat acute lung inflammation or the cytokine storm caused by COVID-19 by restoring oxygen levels in the body.”

The influence of the cytokine storm on the course of the coronavirusoccur

There are many severe cases of the coronavirus thatwith a cytokine storm. How does it happen? First, let’s make it clear that the human immune system is designed to destroy everything foreign. This is how they are treated, inter alia, virus-infected cells. To fight them, the immune system releases cytokines – protein substances that regulate how blood cells and immune cells work – to trigger inflammation and fight infection. However, in some cases, the amount of cytokines is so high that it begins to damage organs and tissues. 

When it comes to acute respiratory distress syndrome, the patient’s own autoimmune system floods the organs with cytokines, resulting in dangerous inflammation. This reaction can increase lung damage and lead to acute respiratory failure. CBD may come to the rescue, which, according to American scientists, lowers the level of cytokines, thereby improving the oxygen level in the body and supporting the regeneration of damaged lung tissue. 

Cannabis Component Blocking Enzyme

Cannabidiol’s possibilities seem broader. Well, scientists from the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Canada, selected a few out of almost 800 varieties of cannabis and examined their healing properties. Based on this, they discovered that extracts from CBD-rich strains can help regulate the ACE2 enzyme. The enzyme to which the SARS-CoV-2 virus attaches, thus becoming a receptor for the virus when it infects cells in the body. This includes lung tissue, the digestive tract, and the oral and nasal mucosa, among others. 

Interestingly, the enzyme is more abundant in the male body, which may explain the fact that men have worse disease and are more often fatal to them. According to statistics, 71% of deaths in Italy were related to men, while in China they accounted for 64% of all victims. For comparison, in Poland the mortality rate among men is 58%.

3D models in CBD testing

How did scientists test CBD’s effectiveness in blocking the ACE2 enzyme? For this purpose, they used tests on 3D models. Thanks to this, they saw how the enzyme behaves in the body and that the cannabis component may be a blockage for it. While this is still preliminary research that requires further testing, it offers hope for a cannabinoid (CBD) -based therapy that will help prevent or alleviate the symptoms of the coronavirus.

In turn, as part of the Canadian Lethbridge Study, a team of researchers screened Sativa cannabis extracts using artificial 3D models of human tissue, mouth, gut and respiratory tract. Studies have shown that 13 extracts are potent in CBD and were able to modulate ACE2 effectively. Let us emphasize that the extracts tested are rich in CBD but extremely low in psychoactive substances, so patients would not experience the same effects as after taking marijuana.

CBD a remedy for a pandemic?

The scale of the pandemic even requires checking all possible ways to fight the coronavirus. Given the high effectiveness of CBD in treating pain and many other conditions, it is not surprising that cannabidiol is being so thoroughly researched for the prevention of COVID-19, thereby highlighting the health benefits of hemp-based products.

 

It is very important for both beginners and experienced users to understand how CBD works. It’s also important that you know how to use CBD before you start using it. Another burning question among many users is how to find out how much CBD is in limestone. This is what this article aims to do.

How Much CBD is in Your Limestone?

It’s not easy to say exactly how much CBD is in each puff. To achieve this, you may need to use a microscope to observe a person doing this. However, you can judge yourself by monitoring how long it takes to pass through a milliliter of e-fluid.

Several factors can cause dosing variation. These include the type of e-cigarette you puff and how long you take the pair for. For example, if you take 100 puffs to complete a 100 milligram cartridge, that means there is 1 milligram of CBD in each vape. If you take 180 puffs, that means you’ll be taking 0.55 milligrams in each vape. The calculation is linked to the assumption that you inhale it at the same time each day without changing your e-cigarette. 

The best advice is to consult your doctor or healthcare professional about CBD dosage. As a general rule, the starting dose should be small amounts of CBD. Later they can grow gradually. Below are three tips to help you find out about your dosage.

1. Use your body weight to determine the dose of CBD that’s right for you.

Like most substances, heavier people require more CBD. As such, they can experience significant effects. The best way to measure the correct dose is to take 1-6 MG of CBD for every 10 pounds of body weight. However, this will be based on the person’s level of pain.

2. Start with low doses and gradually increase.

After you have determined your initial dose based on your body weight, observe how your body responds to the first amount of CBD. If the response has been good, gradually increase the dose while continuing to monitor your body’s response. Consequently, by doing this you will find the perfect dose that works for your condition. 

Never copy what a friend of yours who happens to be a CBD user is doing. Always remember that what works for them could work against you if you copy it. Follow the directions above and monitor your body’s behavior.

3. Be in constant communication with your physician.

Consulting your physician while taking any medication is of the utmost importance. Doctors are in a better position to understand how your body will respond to CBD. Therefore, you can directly contact someone who is knowledgeable about prescription CBD.

In conclusion, it’s important to find out how much CBD is your calcium. This will help you determine the dosage.