The little researched disease fibromyalgia causes severe muscle Pain, fatigue and Headaches, including migraines. New studies promise that HEMP OIL oil can help with the disease where common painkillers fail. In this article you will learn experience why oil can be your key to freedom from pain.

The clinical picture

About 4 percent of the population are affected by the fibromyalgia syndrome. The classic symptoms such as fatigue, depression and muscle Pain are very stressful in everyday life. Since there is no cure for this disease, a versatile treatment must attack an effective pain Management. In orthodox medicine, this usually includes addicted making opiates, sleeping pills and antidepressants which, although partially alleviating the symptoms of Pain, still severely restrict the quality of life of those affected. In addition, ordinary painkillers do not provide relief for a large number of patients. Affected persons are often enormously restricted and unable to lead a normal everyday life for years. Since the cause of the disease is still unknown, the approaches of orthodox medicine have been limited so far. Therefore it is all the more important for you, if you have these symptoms, to inform yourself sufficiently about the alternative medicine and the effect of our oil, because it might have made your life easier.

Effect on HEMP OIL

As HEMP OIL has already provided strong for pain relief in the past, it is an effective and natural alternative with less side effects. In several studies scientists have found that hemp oil significantly reduces the pain symptoms of fibromyalgia and should therefore be used as an alternative treatment.

Unfortunately, little research has been done into the disease, but it is suspected that the disease is due to an endocannabinoid deficiency. If you suffer from it, your perception of pain is significantly increased. Your natural balance of endocannabinoid production is not maintained. The alternative treatment with our oil interferes with the process of cannabinoid degradation, allowing you to naturally increase your amount of endocannabinoids.

This alternative has a lot of advantages for you. Your Pain could be significantly reduced, inflammation could be inhibited and your addiction of prescription drugs would be reduced. This improves your mood and sleep quality many times over. Even if you suffer from years of Pain, this oil can be exactly the product that gives you relief. Less side effects and a better effect is exactly what many User reviews describe. They often speak of an enormous improvement after the treatment, which was reflected in well-being, concentration and improved blood values. In addition, the treatment alleviated muscle pain and sleep disorders, which made everyday life much easier for them. Most people with this syndrome prefer to absorb the oil through tinctures or steam.

The medical range that the oil possesses is amazingly high, so it works not only against against fibromyalgia, but also against hemp oil asthma and hemp oil arthritis.

You can find the right product for your Pain in a hemp oil pharmacy.

All in all, the oil can probably give you a lot of relief from your fibromyalgia Disease. Since many painkillers fail in the disease, the oil could work better than conventional drugs by increasing endocannabinoids. Since it is a natural product, it is additionally associated with less side effects. We would advise you to use the oil in small amounts and gradually increase it after first use in consultation with your doctor. This gives you an optimal effect with as few side effect as possible.

HEMP SEED OIL VS CBD HEMP OIL

In this plant-happy world, we live in, you can find cannabidiol or CBD far beyond a social media ad. It is popping up in local health food stores, beauty shelves, and may just be what your masseuse is rubbing onto your back during your monthly therapeutic massage. These products are used everywhere, but have consumers asking many questions! One, in particular:

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEMP SEED OIL VS CBD HEMP OIL?

These days, the hemp leaf and green label on these products can be hard to navigate, and the vocabulary around the products needs a bit more of a clarification for those that are just tapping into this healing plant. With that, lets deep dive into that question.

HEMP SEED OIL

Hemp seed oil is made by pressing hemp seeds together until the oil within them excretes. This method of extraction is similar to how olive and coconut oil is obtained. Hemp seeds are considered one of the (if not the) best sources of plant-based protein. Along with the protein benefits, hemp seeds have an abundance of essential amino and fatty acids that the human body requires.

The fatty acids hemp oil contains (omega-3 and omega-6) is one of the most beneficial health factors of it. These acids can help diminish the signs of aging and improve heart health. They are also what makes hemp oil such a great moisturizer since omega-3 and omega-6 act in a similar manner as the skin’s natural lipids.

Since only the seeds are being used in this process, hemp seed oil does not contain CBD and/or other cannabinoids. If you are looking to get mind and body relief, you may want to look towards CBD oil.

CBD HEMP OIL

CBD hemp oil is extracted from the hemp plant and is full of cannabinoids that are only found in the cannabis plant family. It is the oil that contains a concentration of CBD, or cannabidiol. Coming from the hemp plant, CBD hemp oil is extremely low in THC and extremely high in CBD (the non-intoxicating component of the plant).

CBD hemp oil works with the body through the endocannabinoid system or ECS. The endocannabinoid system is showing promise for keeping the body in a state of balance by regulating the body’s functions of sleep, mood, pain, appetite, hormone, and immune response.

CBD helps to stimulate your body’s natural cannabinoid production to maintain the efficiency of the receptors and optimal function of the endocannabinoid system. But CBD does more than just affect cannabinoid receptors. It impacts many other receptors as well, including opioid receptors. It has been shown to affect dopamine and serotonin receptors as well. Dopamine regulates aspects of cognition and behavior, while serotonin receptors deal with mood conditions such as anxiety.

Since both are essentially wellness ingredients, you won’t be harmed if you accidentally purchase one or the other. However, if you are trying to reap the maximum health benefits, CBD oil may be your optimal choice.

It has been known for many years that smoked Cannabis is a bronchodilator and can be useful in treating asthma. Usually, asthma is a problem with bronchospasm (wheezes) and increased mucous production in the smaller airways of our lungs. There is a large component of anxiety associated with asthma, as who would not be scared when it is difficult to breathe. More anxiety causes worsening bronchospasm, which causes more anxiety.

Typical inhalers contain adrenergic (adrenaline-like) stimulants, which work well but tend to heighten anxiety. It would be nice to have more alternatives to treat bronchospasm.

Since richer levels of THC can cause increased anxiety, using HEMP OIL seems like a reasonable thing to try. Last week a patient came into our office who had obtained some HEMP OIL-rich tincture at a local collective and said he felt it was helping his asthma. He was off of his Advair inhaler for a week and wanted to be “checked.”

We administered a baseline spirometry test and then repeated the test 15 minutes after the patient had taken three drops of his HEMP OIL-rich tincture. The graphic shows the result:

FEV1 is forced expiratory volume at one second (when the patient breathes out as hard as s/he can).
FVC is forced vital capacity (the amount of air you can blow out after taking a deep breath).
PEF is the peak expiratory flow rate at any point during the exhalation.

You can see that after a three-drop dose of the tincture taken sublingually, the patient’s FEV1 and PEF nearly doubled. This would generally be considered a great response to a typical bronchodilator!

It is well documented that HEMP OIL is a very potent bronchodilator and useful in the treatment of Asthma.

Taking HEMP OIL by any method does result in decreased airway resistance. So, how about taking it by inhalation without smoke?

Yes, how about that. So, now there are vape pens available that have HEMP OIL oil inside them. In general, a couple of puffs will give the patient 6-8 mg of whole plant HEMP OIL + some THC directly into their lungs.

We are looking into this for lung cancer as well.

Credit to Allan Frankel, MD

Cannabis plants contain more than 60 chemical compounds, called cannabinoids. These molecules attach to specific receptors in the endocannabinoid system, most notably in the brain and the immune system. Cannabinoids are responsible for the effects of marijuana, such as feeling euphoric, relaxed, and even “high.” Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, is the psychoactive cannabinoid most widely studied.

However, ever since cannabidiol, or HEMP OIL, another cannabinoid, stopped five-year old Charlotte Figi from having seizures on CNN’s 2013 special Weed, demand is growing for this compound and scientists are studying it almost frantically. She even has a strain named after her, called Charlotte’s Web, which is low in THC and high in HEMP OIL. Millions of children are now using it worldwide to treat similar issues.

Unlike THC, HEMP OIL is non-psychoactive. It does not make its users “high.” In fact, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, several studies suggest that HEMP OIL effectively counteracts the psychological effects of THC, making it safe for children, pets, and anyone who does not enjoy the “high” associated with cannabis use. HEMP OIL itself is proving one of the most medically important compounds of all time.

Almost daily now, researchers are investigating new therapeutic uses for HEMP OIL. Scientists discovered the endocannabinoid system almost by accident, (Mechoulam et al, 1990), and its two primary receptors: Cannabinoid 1, or CB1, and cannabinoid 2, or CB2. CB1 receptors are abundant in the brain. When activated, they play a crucial role in motor control, memory processing, and pain perception.

THC binds to these CB1 receptors, which is why users feel “high” and lose all sense of pain. HEMP OIL, on the other hand, binds to CB2 receptors, which are active in the immune system. In this way, it is able to reduce inflammation, relieving pain at its source, and influence immune response to a myriad of medical conditions. It also regulates the immune system itself, which is vital for optimal health.

In 2012, the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology published a review of many studies into the benefits of HEMP OIL. It found HEMP OIL possessing anticonvulsant, antiemetic, antipsychotic, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antidepressant properties. People use it to treat anxiety, pain, inflammation, seizures, nausea, cancer, infections, depression, PTSD, spasms and so much more.

Ways of Consuming HEMP OIL

For HEMP OIL to work, your body must first absorb it. This means that it must find its way from its point of entry and into the bloodstream, from where it can travel around the body to interact with cannabinoid receptors, such as CB2, as well as non-cannabinoid receptors, such as the vanilloid receptor TRPV-1 and the serotonin receptor 5-HT1A.

How it does this will depend on how you consume it, called the route of administration. The method of ingestion will greatly affect the uptake, distribution, and elimination of the HEMP OIL compound in your body. This is vitally important information, since the method you choose will determine how effective cannabinoid therapy will ultimately be in helping you overcome your medical issues.

You can consume HEMP OIL in a variety of different ways. You can swallow tinctures, add it to food, smear it on your skin, inhale it, and even swish it around your mouth. However, the way you choose to use it will influence the effect it has on you, as well as how long it takes to work. The body absorbs HEMP OIL in different ways, so how you consume it of paramount importance.

Absorption of HEMP OIL When Inhaled

You can smoke hemp flowers or other low-THC, high-HEMP OIL strains, such as Charlotte’s Web, or you can vape HEMP OIL concentrates, such as HEMP OIL oil, which have a greater HEMP OIL potency. Inhalation is an effective method of delivery and preferred by many because the body absorbs it quickly this way. Effects are near immediate, making it a good option for anyone needing pain relief now instead of hours later.

When you inhale HEMP OIL, such as vaping it, the alveoli in your lungs absorbs the compound very quickly. The lungs also offer a larger surface area for absorption. Once HEMP OIL passes through the alveoli, speedily since you are breathing continuously, it enters the bloodstream. From there, it travels quickly through the body. Compared to other methods, inhaling absorbs more HEMP OIL at once and much faster too.

Absorption of HEMP OIL When Ingested or Taken Sublingually

Without doubt, the most common method of administering HEMP OIL is orally, or via the mouth. It is quick, easy to dose, and convenient. When you take HEMP OIL this way, however, whether you eat it in food or swallow drops, it must first go through the digestive system. This process is lengthy. From the digestive tract, HEMP OIL then travels to the hepatic portal system, through the portal vein, and on into the liver.

In the liver, processes become a bit tricky. The U.S. National Library of Medicine published a study, (Ujvary and Hanus, 2016), detailing how the liver metabolizes HEMP OIL compounds. Called the “first pass effect”, CYP450 oxidases enzymes in the liver, which have mixed functions, break HEMP OIL down, reducing cannabidiol concentration significantly before sending the leftovers to the bloodstream.

Ingesting HEMP OIL, despite being the easiest method of delivery, is not particularly efficient at absorbing HEMP OIL in high concentrations and can take as long as two hours to work. However, another study (Huestis, 2009), also published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, suggests that swallowing HEMP OIL with fatty acids may bypass this “first pass effect” and increase absorption rates of HEMP OIL after ingestion.

You can take HEMP OIL sublingually, which means holding it under the tongue for a minute or two before swallowing. This method allows the mucus membranes of the mouth to absorb HEMP OIL instead, bypassing the digestive system and metabolism in the liver entirely. Since no enzymes break the HEMP OIL molecules down and it does not travel through the stomach, HEMP OIL is able to reach the bloodstream faster.

Absorption of HEMP OIL When Applied Topically

When you smear HEMP OIL oils or creams onto your skin, it will never reach the bloodstream. In using HEMP OIL this way, you get targeted relief to a specific area. The skin absorbs HEMP OIL so that it can interact with cannabinoid receptors nearby. Generally, human skin is not very permeable. It blocks the majority of substances to prevent them from entering the body.

Your skin will not absorb cannabinoids very well. Absorption rates are very low. This is why, for topical HEMP OIL products to work, you have to apply them very generously, as in thick enough to break this barrier. If you are liberal enough in your application, your skin pores will absorb HEMP OIL to affect targeted healing. Additionally, this method works best when lotions, salves and balms contain very high levels of HEMP OIL.

The only topical HEMP OIL products able to penetrate the skin and enter the bloodstream are transdermal HEMP OIL patches. Transdermal, by its very definition, means able to cross the dermal barrier to reach the blood. The U.S. Library of Medicine discusses a study, (Hammell et al, 2016), proving the ability to HEMP OIL to be efficiently absorbed via transcutaneous methods.

There are other ways to consume HEMP OIL too, including rectally, via suppositories, and intravenously, injected into a vein. Both methods send HEMP OIL into the bloodstream very quickly, since absorption occurs via mucous membranes and directly respectively. However, almost nobody wants to inject HEMP OIL or insert suppositories. Although severely ill patients do use them, they are generally unpopular for most people.

Scientific research now shows the many health benefits of Hemp Oil. Hemp Oil is a component of hemp plant, but it does not produce the psychoactive effects that have made marijuana attractive for recreational use. Hemp oil benefits are real because it does produce strong medicinal and therapeutic effects for even the most common conditions.

Digestive Aid

A healthy appetite is vital to a healthy body, especially when the body is healing. Some illnesses decrease the appetite to the point of preventing the body from healing itself. Hemp oil stimulates appetite, according to the National Cancer Institute. In the human body, Hemp Oil bind to cannabinoid receptors in the body. Scientists believe these receptors play an important role in regulating feeding behavior. Hemp Oil stimulate appetite when they dock onto these receptors.

Hemp Oil can also ease nausea and vomiting. This is especially helpful for individuals enduring chemotherapy and other treatments for serious diseases.

Analgesic

Hemp Oil bind to CB1 receptors in the body to relieve pain. Hemp Oil also has an anti-inflammatory effect that reduces swelling.

Anxiety Relief

Hemp Oil may alleviate severe social anxiety. Generalized Social Anxiety Disorder, or SAD, is one of the most common forms of anxiety disorders that impair quality of life. Some consumers complain of increased social anxiety after marijuana use but this may be due to low levels of CBD proportionate to the higher levels of THC.

In a 2011 study, scientists wanted to study the effects of hemp oil on people with SAD. The scientists selected 24 people with this condition who had never received treatment for SAD then divided participants into two groups. One group received 600 mg of hemp oil while the control group received a placebo. The scientists then asked study participants to take part in a simulated public speaking test while researchers measured blood pressure, heart rate and other measurements of physiological and psychological stress.

The hemp oil group showed significantly reduced anxiety, cognitive impairment and discomfort in their speech performance. In comparison, those in the placebo group presented higher anxiety, cognitive impairment and discomfort.

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, approximately 15 million adults in the United States have social phobia and about 6.8 million have a generalized anxiety disorder. Traditional treatment usually involves counseling and medications. Treatment with hemp oil may be better than anti-depressants because it acts quickly and does not cause side effects or withdrawal symptoms.

Cancer Spread

The National Cancer Institute details several studies into the anti-tumor effects of hemp oil. One study in mice and rats suggest hemp oil “may have a protective effect against the development of certain types of tumors.” Hemp oil may do this by inducing tumor cell death, inhibiting cancer cell growth, and by controlling and inhibiting the spread of cancer cells.

One study by California Pacific Medical Center suggests hemp oil “turns off” the gene involved in the spread of breast cancer. These scientists found hemp oil inhibits ID-1, an action that prevents cancer cells from traveling long distances to distant tissues.

Antipsychotic

Hemp oil relieves psychotic symptoms associated with schizophrenia, according to research by University of Cologne in Germany. Schizophrenia affects about 1.1 percent of the population, or approximately 2.4 million adults in the United States.

Hemp oil continues to surprise medical researchers with the variety of common health benefits it provides.

An increasing number of scientists, physicians and consumers are learning about these health benefits and incorporating hemp oil into a healthy lifestyle plan.

Lupus is a chronic inflammatory disease in which the immune system begins to attack its own tissues and organs. Not only does this result in widespread inflammation throughout the body, it can also sustain long-term damage, especially if left untreated.

The good news? Hemp oil appears to be a valuable tool in managing this condition. Symptom control is one of the most important parts of living with the disease.

WHAT IS LUPUS?

Lupus is an autoimmune condition that affects about 5 million people globally. That number could be much higher, however, as it is often hard to recognize. There are about 16,000 new cases of lupus reported annually. Most of those who develop the condition are between the ages of 15-44.

Direct causes of the chronic condition are still not understood. The disease is not contagious, though it can be transmitted genetically. Women of colour, in fact, appear to be significantly more at risk than Caucasians. It is known that this condition can also be caused or triggered by too much exposure to sunlight. Some medications and infections can also cause it.

Unfortunately, there is no cure.

Symptoms range from mild to severe reactions. Most people with Lupus, once diagnosed and receiving proper treatment, can live productive lives.

Lupus is caused by a hyperactive immune system. Healthy tissue is confused for harmful agents like bacteria and viruses. It is then attacked by antibodies.

Diagnosis is often the first barrier to treatment. No two cases of the condition are exactly alike. Furthermore, symptoms can sometimes look like those of other conditions, making diagnosis more complicated. Generally, however, patients tend to suffer from multiple symptoms over time. These include:

• A “butterfly” shaped rash on the face over the bridge of the nose
• Skin lesions that appear or worsen after exposure to direct sunlight
• Fatigue and fever
• Headaches, confusion, or memory loss
• Joint pain, stiffness, or swelling
• Fingers and toes that turn white or blue during periods of extreme stress or cold
• Shortness of breath
• Chest pain
• Dry eyes

You should seek medical attention immediately if you develop an unexplained rash, fever, or ongoing fatigue. The most important thing is to catch and diagnose it early. Undiagnosed, the ongoing damage from inflammation has major downstream health effects. Tissue scarring causes significant damage to organs, muscles, and tendons. However, it can also cause other chronic diseases, like Alzheimer’s. In fact, developing Lupus itself is a major risk factor for developing cognitive disabilities later on.

Tragically, apart from cannabis, other medications can have undesirable side-effects. These in turn then have to be treated with other medications. Many people with Lupus who turn to cannabis do so because they cannot handle the side-effects of traditional prescription drugs.

HOW HEMP OIL IMPACTS LUPUS

Inflammation is just the body’s response to infection. It is a way to signal resources to heal an injury. However, even when caused by Lupus, cannabis can still be highly effective in quelling inflammation and therefore, helping to treat this condition.

CB2 receptors, in fact, specifically modulate the inflammatory response. With additional help from cannabinoids, widespread inflammation can potentially be relieved. Medical marijuana also can increase an anti-inflammatory protein called interleukin-10, while decreasing interleukin-2, a proinflammatory protein.

In essence, no matter the cause, hemp oil lowers inflammation systematically. Clinical trials are now ongoing in multiple countries to study how exactly cannabinoids impact lupus.

On top of that of course, hemp oil can help treat the other symptoms caused by the condition, including chronic pain.

MANAGING LUPUS WITH HEMP OIL

Like all diseases of the autoimmune system, a regular, healthy lifestyle is the best long-term treatment beyond medication. That includes a balanced diet, exercise, and sleep.

Many lupus patients use hemp oil as part of this regimen, and do so in a number of ways. While vaping hemp oil can provide instant symptom relief, many lupus sufferers also use edibles. This is because combining cannabinoids with other chemicals via the stomach may result in greater efficacy.

Asian cuisines, such as Chinese, Thai, and Indian foods, are very good for combining with cannabinoids to prevent or manage inflammation. For example, turmeric, ginger, red pepper, and lemongrass, which are all common herbs used in these kinds of cooking, also have additional anti-inflammatory compounds. Using them in conjunction with hemp oil is one recipe for symptom management.

THE IMPACT OF HEMP OIL ON LUPUS

The overall anti-inflammatory impact of hemp oil makes it a top cannabinoid for the ongoing treatment of this condition. Hemp oil is becoming more available, not only in the form of flower, but in extracts as well.

Hemp oil in particular appears to be a top oral ingestion method. This also makes infusing hemp oil into food easier than ever before.

Diabetes is a number of diseases that involve problems with the hormone insulin. Normally, the pancreas (an organ behind the stomach) releases insulin to help your body store and use the sugar and fat from the food you eat.

Diabetes occurs when one of the following occurs:

• When the pancreas does not produce any insulin
• When the pancreas produces very little insulin
• When the body does not respond appropriately to insulin, a condition called “insulin resistance”

Diabetes is a lifelong disease. Approximately 18.2 million Americans have the disease and almost one third (or approximately 5.2 million) are unaware that they have it. An additional 41 million people have pre-diabetes. As yet, there is no cure. People with diabetes need to manage their disease to stay healthy.

To understand diabetes a little better you need to understand why insulin is important in diabetes. It helps to know more about how the body uses food for energy. Your body is made up of millions of cells. To make energy, the cells need food in a very simple form. When you eat or drink, much of your food is broken down into simple sugar called “glucose.” Then, glucose is transported through the bloodstream to the cells of your body where it can be used to provide some of the energy your body needs for daily activities. The amount of glucose in your bloodstream is tightly regulated by the hormone insulin. Insulin is always being released in small amounts by the pancreas. When the amount of glucose in your blood rises to a certain level, the pancreas will release more insulin to push more glucose into the cells. This causes the glucose levels in your blood to drop. To keep your blood glucose levels from getting too low, your body signals you to eat and releases some glucose from the storage kept in the liver.

There are three types of diabetes:

• Type 1 Diabetes – occurs because the insulin – producing cells of the pancreas (called beta cells) are destroyed by the immune system. People with type 1 diabetes produce no insulin and must use insulin injections to control their blood sugar. Type 1 diabetes most commonly starts in people under the age of 20 but may occur at any age.

Symptoms can include:

o Increased thirst
o Increased hunger (especially after eating)
o Dry mouth
o Frequent urination
o Unexplained weight loss (even though you are eating and feel hungry)
o Fatigue (weak, tired feeling)
o Blurred vision
o Labored, heavy breathing (Kussmaul respirations)
o Loss of consciousness (rare)

• Type 2 Diabetes – Unlike people with type 1 diabetes, people with type 2 diabetes produce insulin. However, the insulin their pancreas secretes is either not enough or the body is resistant to the insulin. When there isn’t enough insulin or the insulin is not used as it should be, glucose can’t get into the body’s cells. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes, affecting almost 18 million Americans. While most of these cases can be prevented, it remains or adults the leading cause of diabetes – related complications such as blindness, non – traumatic amputations, and chronic kidney failure requiring dialysis. Type 2 diabetes usually occurs in people over age 40 who are overweight but can occur in people who are not overweight. Sometimes referred to as “adult – onset diabetes,” type 2 diabetes has started to appear more often in children because of the rise in obesity in young people.

Symptoms may include:

o Maybe the same as listed above
o Slow – healing sores or cuts
o Itching of the skin
o Yeast infections
o Recent weight gain
o Numbness or tingling of the hands and feet
o Impotence or ED

• Gestational Diabetes – is triggered by pregnancy. Hormone changes during pregnancy can affect insulin’s ability to work properly. The condition occurs in approximately 4% of all pregnancies. Pregnant women who have an increased risk of developing gestational diabetes are those who are over 25 years old, are above their normal body weight before pregnancy, have a family history of diabetes or are Hispanic, black, Native American or Asian. If left untreated it can increase risks for both mother and her unborn child. Usually, blood sugar levels return to normal within six weeks of childbirth. However, women who have had gestational diabetes have an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life.

Symptoms may also include:

o This condition shows no or almost negligible symptoms
o Rare symptoms are increased thirst or increased urination

There are many ways that you can manage diabetes because at this time there is no cure. The goals to managing diabetes are to:

o Keep your blood sugar levels as near to normal as possible by balancing food intake with medication and activity
o Maintain your blood cholesterol and triglyceride levels as neat their normal ranges as possible by avoiding added sugars and processed starches and by reducing saturated fat and cholesterol.
o Control your blood pressure. Your blood pressure should not go over 130/80
o Slow or possibly prevent the development of diabetes related health problems
o Plan what you eat and follow a balanced meal plan
o Exercise regularly
o Take medicines as prescribed
o Monitor your blood sugar and blood pressure levels regularly
o Keep your appointments and testing with your doctor

For people who suffer from diabetes, life can be a daily struggle when it comes to controlling blood sugar. It can feel like life revolves around regular insulin shots and unceasing attention to detail when it comes to consuming food. However, many diabetes suffers around the world are finally finding relief from their symptoms thanks to a potentially therapeutic compound in the hemp plant called cannabidiol. Hemp oil has been proven to lower blood sugar levels and prevents type 1 diabetes by stimulating regulatory TH2 cell responses. In addition, hemp oil tested in lab mice show potential to neutralize the body’s sugar imbalances. The human has both TH1 and TH2 regulatory cells. The acronym stands for T helper 1 and T helper 2 cells.

TH1 and TH2 cells are mutually suppressing within the human body. Meaning, that you need balance between these two types of helper T cells, and one cannot suppress or dominate the other. Several studies indicate that individuals with type 1 diabetes show a shift towards a TH1 response verses TH2. Individuals with type 1 show TH1 dominance. Hemp oil can lower blood sugar levels by increasing the levels of TH2 and creating balance. This not only important for our bodies to create antibody responses essential to the resistance of microbial antigens, but also preventing the body’s immune system from destroying beta cells. As a result, sugar levels within the blood stay at a normal level assuming the individual is following a healthy diet. Hemp oil can act as a therapeutic benefit in the treatment of diabetes. People who use hemp oil for type 2 diabetes have reported that they have more energy and are able to exercise more. Diabetics who use hemp oil report they have better control of their blood sugar, experience better sleep and see an overall improved sense of well – being.

Arthritis covers a broad term that covers a group of over 100 diseases. Arthritis is very common but is not well understood. It has everything to do with your joints, the places where your bones connect. This can include your wrists, knees, hips, or fingers but some types of arthritis can also affect other connective tissues and organs, including your skin. About 1 and 5 adults have some form of the condition. It can happen to anyone, but it becomes more common as you age. It is not really known what causes arthritis, but some things can raise your chances of getting it with the many types of arthritis.

Some of these things are:

• Age – As you get older, your joints tend to get worn down
• Gender – Most types of arthritis are more common among women, except with gout
• Genes – Conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and ankylosing spondylitis are linked to certain genes
• Excess weight – Carrying extra pounds makes arthritis in the knee start sooner and get worse faster
• Injuries – They can cause joint damage that can bring on some types of the condition
• Infections – Bacteria, viruses, or fungi can infect joints and trigger inflammation
• Work – If you go hard on your knees at work (knee bends and squats) you might be more likely to get osteoarthritis

Arthritis mainly causes pain around the joints. You might also have one or more joints that become swollen or stiff. Your joints can become red or feel warm to the touch. Arthritis can cause permanent joint changes and can become very visible. There may be some tenderness, or you could also have trouble moving. This can make everyday tasks hard to manage every day without being in severe chronic pain.

There are many treatments for arthritis, but some can wear more on your body and can cause more issues in the end. Some of these treatment options include medications, physical therapy, splints or other aids, weight loss, or surgery. There are more people today that are starting to treat their arthritis pain with Hemp Oil Extract. There are many different options when treating pain with Hemp Oil Extract. You can treat it with a tincture, soft gel, gummies, lotions, salves, or pain gels. You could use the tinctures, soft gels, or gum drops to treat the symptoms from the inside out. Where with the lotions, salves and pain gels is used for a more direct relief. Hemp Oil Extract helps with multiple diseases and things that you may need help with but more specifically it helps with inflammation. Inflammation is what can cause pain when it pushes upon things where there is no room in the body it can go. The Hemp Oil Extract has shown to reduce inflammation and is used as a natural and organic way for pain relief without having to put chemicals in your body that can make other things worse down the road with many additional negative side effects.