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Eat your vegetables, and CBD
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As most of you know, if you are purveyors of our blog, the endocannabinoid system regulates numerous physiological processes, these not only include the standard pain sensation, inflammation, and sleep and wake cycles – it is also known to moderate intestinal function, glucose metabolism, and the stress response. A poorly regulated endocannabinoid system is implicated in metabolic and bowel pathologies and many other diseases, the consequence of dramatic changes in the diets of modern-day humans from those of our ancestors. Today’s blog discusses the different and mutually beneficial roles of the cannabinoid receptors—CB1 and CB2—as it pertains to energy metabolism, digestion, and the role of diet.
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Science just caught up - FULL SPECTRUM CBD ISOLATE
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At BEYOND CBD our research and products are always on the forefront of the industry, and science just caught up. Our development team is creating an entire line of FULL SPECTRUM CBD ISOLATE PRODUCTS. All the pure CBD, entourage effect you’re going for, terpenes, and all the cannabinoids combined without any of the solvents.
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CBD's Effect on Neurotransmitters
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CBD is an exciting new integrative, plant-based, sustainable option for those struggling with any of the aforementioned chronic conditions, as well as many more. By exploring the science behind CBD’s interaction with neurotransmitters we are becoming increasingly less dependent on pharmaceuticals and more enlightened about the options that come from nature.
CBD has the ability to bind a variety of neurotransmitter receptors in the brain and nervous system and has a varied array of effects. This allows for potentially new treatment methods that could be able to complement current therapies and replace options are not proving effective; or carry a laundry list of side effects.
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Hemp for Gut Health
Posted by Heather Brady on
Today’s blog will focus on the endocannabinoid system and its mechanism as a bridge between the bacteria and the body itself – especially in the relay to communication with the brain – a subject that has received a distinct lack of attention outside of scientific journals.
As in any system, imbalance causes problems. Humans need a steady stream of bacteria to maintain a healthy gut microbiome, these bacteria help break down the foods we eat and allow nutrients to be readily absorbed in the digestive tract. Other mitigating factors that influence the microbiome are exercise, diet, pharmaceuticals, and the consumption of cannabis or hemp.
We will let you guess which of these factors will result in a healthy gut biome vs. one considered imbalanced, or impaired.
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The “Feel Good” Molecule
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The secret to getting your happy back isn’t in some little blue pill, it’s in a little molecule called cannabidiol. And how is helps you is linked specifically to how it interacts with your endocannabinoid system. By taking CBD consistently, your body will achieve homeostasis, and CBD offers an additional mood-stabilizing benefit that can create a lasting sense of euphoria and improve overall health and wellness. Herein we will travel the path of how the science supports CBD to get back your happy.
Plant medicine is real, the answers are all around us, not in a manmade pill but in nature itself. #karmanotpharma
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