“Hushed” herb HEALS entire body?

Pop quiz.

What’s the primary culprit behind most pain and disease?

Did you guess the right answer?

It’s INFLAMMATION!

So, the more you can control inflammation… the better you’ll feel.

Unfortunately, mainstream medicine isn’t too keen on offering NATURAL solutions to stop inflammation.

But a new study offers a different—and natural—path to halting health-damaging inflammation.

A new German study, published in the journal Cell Chemical Biology, is doubling down on the potential healing powers of cannabis (CBD).

This time they took a close look at why it is such a powerful, natural anti-inflammatory.

Despite the bad rap the mainstream gives CBD, cannabis has long been known to ease and control chronic inflammation.

And this latest study dug into exactly how it helps kick inflammation to the curb.

According to the study findings, the compounds in CBD inhibit the formation of pro-inflammatory messenger substances in cells while enhancing the formation of inflammation-resolving substances.

In other words, the medicinal compounds found in CBD help STOP inflammatory signals from forming… and PROMOTE your body’s natural inflammation fighters.

The researchers behind this study also found that CBD activates an enzyme in your body called 15-lipoxygenase-1—this helps kickstarts the production of those inflammation fighters.

If you think CBD could work for you, here are a few points worth considering…

First, CBD is 100% legal. Thanks to the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp-derived CBD products with less than 0.3% THC are considered federally legal.

However, under the bill, CBD products containing more than 0.3% THC still fall under the legal definition of marijuana, making them federally illegal—but legal under some state laws.

Before starting any kind of CBD regimen, talk with your doctor and do a quick Google search on the laws and regulations in your state.

To natural healing,

Sarah Reagan

Sources:

StudyFinds. “CBD carries powerful anti-inflammatory benefits, study shows.” https://studyfinds.org/cannabis-inflammation-thc-cbd/