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1. Synthetic Incense Laura Ln, San Bernardino, CA 92407, United States +1 903-287-0739 weed and cannabis dispensary Everything you need to know about CBD oil Cannabidiol (CBD) is an oil of cannabis plant origin. Possible health benefits include reducing the pain and inflammation. It isn't legal in all jurisdictions, however, so there could be some threats as well. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the therapeutic use of Epidiolex, a distilled form of CBD oil, for two forms of epilepsy treatment in June 2018. In other states other types of cannabis are lawful. What is CBD oil? CBD is one of the cannabinoids (compounds) present in cannabis plants. Researchers have looked at the potential therapeutic uses of CBD. Two of the marijuana compounds are tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) delta-9, and CBD. Those compounds have various effects. THC had been the best known compound in cannabis until recently. It's the most active constituent and psychologically it has an effect. When a person smokes it or uses it in cooking, it produces a mind-altering "hot." This is because when a person applies heat, THC breaks down and implants it into the body. Conversely, CBD isn't psychoactive. If they use it, it does not affect the state of mind of an individual. It can, however, cause significant changes in the body, and shows some significant medical benefits. Where does CBD come from?

2. CBD originates in the cannabis plant. Depending on how much THC they produce, people refer to cannabis plants as either hemp or marijuana. The FDA states that under the Farm Bill, hemp plants are legal as long as they contain less than 0.3 per cent THC. CBD oil originates from these lawful hemp plants. How CBD works All cannabinoids generate effects in the body through interaction with cannabinoid receptors that are part of the endocannabinoid system. The body yields two receptors: • CB1 receptors are present in the entire body particularly in the brain. They coordinate movement, pain, emotion, mood, thought, appetite, memories, etc. • CB2 receptors are more prevalent within the immune system. They affect pain and inflammation. THC binds to CB1 receptors but CBD activates the receptors and the body creates its own endocannabinoids. Benefits Reasons for taking CBD oil according to a 2018 study include: • Chronic soreness • Illness or joint pain • Depression and anxiety • Sleep deprivation • Migraine Headache • Cluster and Headaches • Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

3. • Nausea • Cancer • Asthma or allergies • Epilepsy and other convulsions • Multifunctional sclerosis (MS) • Pulmonary disorders • Parkinson's disease • Alzheimer's illness Natural pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties There is growing evidence that the non-psychoactive marijuana compounds, such as CBD, could provide a new chronic pain treatment.