All About CBD

Cannabis contains 487 specific identified compounds all uniquely bound together. At least 120 of these are identified as Canabinoids which are the basis for medical and scientific study and use. Isolating the effect of specific compounds and taking account the interaction of these compounds with our human receptors ,CB1 & CB2, is currently a much debated and discussed subject . Canabinoids can serve as anti-inflammatory, appetite stimulants, antiemetic, antispasmodic. Canabinoids can serve as anti- of analgesic effect. Six of the most commonly used Canabinoids found in the cannabis plant are Tetrahydrocannabinol, tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, cannabidiol, Cannabinol, β-caryophyllene, and Cannabigerol. A properly extracted full spectrum CBD oil can yield much higher concentrations well known and of the lesser known Canabinoids and THCs that can have a far greater impact as a truly holistic medicine.

Let us talk about the CB1 Receptor. First of all, one has to understand that cannabis itself is not exactly a pain killer. It can however deal with your body in unique ways to manage pain. Its method is so complicated but yet so simple and precise, one can only marvel why us humans evolved to have G protein-coupled receptors which are the CB1&CB2 and non CB receptors which in turn is the endocannabinoid. Understanding the endocannabinoid system… meet the almighty CB1 Receptor. Cannabis' effectiveness as an analgesic has been well studied. It works in a far more complex way than opiates and pain blockers such as morphine based pain killers. You will be surprised to learn that THC really has a very reduced response to pain, thus it navigates us through pain in an surprisingly alternative way that we can easily learn deal with. THC itself is very complex and there are different categories that bind with different CBDs there is ,Delta (9) the most common THC, there is , Δ8-Tetrahydrocannabinol or “Delta (8)THC” and the lesser known THCv and CBDv , and a few others , all are interacting with our central nervous system , ideally with a navigator, which can be a host of different Canabinoids . Actually CBD’s actively cancels out any effects of THC by acting as an antagonist. By shutting off the chemical reactions the psychoactive drug by creating a neuropath way that detects pain at a lower threshold. It thus allows us to use much less painkillers or if anything at all and therefore much unwanted side effects and dependency to opiate drug types. Ultimately CBD can interact well with processes related to pain including stress and anxiety.

Just like the CB1 receptor, the CBD 2 receptor holds another set of keys to your body. CBDS can create a holistic effect with its interaction with our CB2 endocannabinoid system. Sleep disorders, high sugar levels, and anxiety can all be controlled with Canabinoids. A full spectrum CBD can have amazing anti-inflammatory effects and works well with the immune system. More importantly, it regulates how cells in the body multiply hence the ability to slow down cancer cells. CB2 receptors modulate Cannabinoid agent's activity over entire array of cellular macromolecules targeted that similarly are targeted by other drugs including chemo therapy. Our CB2 receptors are super cool as they also regulate other

receptor types of enzymes, protein- and non-protein cellular structures. In cancer, CB2 receptors modulate cannabinoid activity; and it is organized according to the cellular targets involved. Basically CBDS can slow cancer down so much that one’s own immune system can deal with most of cancer in question. That said, another man's medicine is another man's poison. Relying on marijuana alone as treatment while delaying or avoiding conventional medical care for cancer may have serious consequences to one’s health. Only true full spectrum CBD Should be used when dealing with cancer. THC along with Canabinoids is needed to slow cancer growth down.

To understand Cannabinoid oils without having a PHD and to know how they work, one must understand where they actually been selected in our bodies. Us Humans have some unique features we know little about! We all have G protein receptors designed to receive Canabinoids! …Cannabinoid receptors are a class of cell membrane receptors; they belong to a super family called the G protein-coupled receptors. G protein-coupled receptors are quiet cool things; they contain seven transmembrane (they are called seven-transmembrane receptors because they pass through the cell membrane seven times.) G protein-coupled receptors span over many domains …basically they constitute a large protein family of receptors that detect molecules, yes just like Canabinoids, from outside the cell and activate internal signal transduction inside the cell ( signal transduction is a big word it basically means a process of converting something like message into another form pathways and, ultimately create cellular responses …interpreter of sorts .. Brain heart lungs liver bladder colon stomach that’s just some to mention that frequently bother us in some way or another be it a headache or a stomach ache ect ,receive these translated messages. CB1 receptors normally target brain and central nervous system.CBD2 receptors normally handle the renal system the liver, colon stomach… Plus we also some cool un-classed CB receptors’ we call non CB. ---Using Full spectrum CBD is like a mass mail advertising campaign in German where all the addresses are predetermined and where G protein-coupled receptors become the recipients of all the different Canabinoids on offer and translate it into English so our bodies can understand the message. Super cool!!

Our CBD oil is extracted by using natural CO² in a high pressure environment.

Full spectrum CBD oils are then blended with cannabis seed oil, rich in omega 3 and 6 fatty acids to give you the ultimate benefits of our oils.

No harmful chemical solvents are used during any time of our extraction.

CB 1 & CB 2 are matched with how many receptors there are and
how many non receptors there are .


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