The below 2019 paper is an animal study showing animal gut tissue pumping endocannabinoids into the bowel lumen with a beneficial effect of reduced neutrophil transmigration. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30102254
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Don’t take my word for it – in 2018 a Cornell University study showed that treating dogs with about 10mg of CBD per 10 lbs of body weight resulted in a significant decrease in pain and increase in activity (p < 0.01) with CBD oil. No side effects were reported by owners. In practice I have […]
Give Yourself a Massage With a CBD-Infused Topical Do you have any sore or tense muscles that need massaging? Dr. D. has you covered – try our relaxing CBD lavender scented body and massage lotion. You’ll not only get the benefits of a good massage, but also the tension-taming, pain-relieving, inflammation-fighting powers of CBD. Pamper […]
Chronic pain causes a huge burden of disease globally. One way CBD may work to reduce pain is by working as an anandamide reuptake inhibitor and thereby leaving more anandamide – one of your natural endocannabinoids in your body which can alter neurotransmission and reduce pain. CBD oil in the form of capsules, tinctures and topicals […]
Learn about another neglected plant, the humble onion, that is teaching scientists many lessons Click here –> Onion Extract Paper
Read the research paper below to see how the extract of oregano may interact with the body! https://drdcbd.com/research_papers/flavonoids-and-phenolic-acids-from-oregano-occurrence-biological-activity-and-health-benefits/
Dr. D. what research supports CBD for epilepsy? Studies of Cannabidiol on seizure control encompass animal models, longitudinal observational studies, case series and currently randomized double-blinded placebo-controlled clinical trials. Mechanisms by which cannabidiol works Endocannabinoids are increased as a result of hyperexcitability in the nervous system. CBD can regulate intracellular calcium during hyperexcitability states in […]
Psychoactive strains of cannabis were native to Africa, while non-psychoactive hemp grew in Europe. African Slaves brought the seeds for the psychoactive variety to South America, where they grew the herb along side the sugar cane. From South America Cannabis smoking spread spread up through Mexico, into the USA and around the globe. Science […]