CANNABIDIOL OIL

If you have been researching natural cures, you have seen the buzz about Cannabidiol oil. It has been gaining much attention for the multitude of medical benefits that have been attributed to using the oil. Read on to learn more about cannabidiol oil and its many uses.

What is Cannabidiol oil? Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is a natural substance that is often mixed with hemp oil. This oil has been claimed to remedy numerous medical conditions such as: social anxiety, depression, epilepsy, muscle and vascular relaxant, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis PTSD, and more.

Studies have shown that cannabidiol (CBD) oil has a naturally calming effect on the body Many confuse it with THC -the recreational drug marijuana. CBD is extracted and separated from hemp and does not get an individual "high". When you use the oil on parts of the body, the cannobinoid receptor sites in our body absorb the oil and it calms the state of the mind.

It's legal in all 50 states and has many looking at this natural alternative as an aid to treat their medical conditions. It is a safe, non-addictive natural aid. Below are examples of conditions that many claim the oil has helped with or reduced the severity of. As with any treatment, always speak to your health professional and see if this may be a natural aid that can be effective for you.

General well-being • Prion/Mad Cow disease • Irritable bowel • Acne • Metabolic syndrome • Kidney disease • ADD/ADHD • Migraine • Liver disease • Addiction • Mood disorders • Nausea • AIDS • Motion sickness • Neuropathic pain • ALS • Multiple sclerosis • Stress • Alzheimer's • Skin conditions • Stroke/TBI • Anorexia • Sleep disorders • PTSD • Antibiotic resistance • Spinal cord injury • Rheumatism • Anxiety • Diabetes • Schizophrenia • Atherosclerosis • Endocrine disorders • Sickle cell anemia • Arthritis • Epilepsy/seizure • Asthma • Depression • Fibromyalgia • Autism • Obesity • Glaucoma • Bipolar • OCD • Heart disease • Cancer • Osteoporosis • Huntington's • Colitis/Crohn's • Parkinson's • Inflammation