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Natural plant based medicine offers you autonomy, whether you are disillusioned with the modern medical system or simply want to be more in control of your health.

Herbal remedies have the ability to heal and boost physical and mental well-being.

Traditional healers provide their patients with the knowledge to prevent illness, manage their chronic conditions, and promote healing.

Once you are attuned to your body, you will be able to see and feel the effects of the herbal supplements that you take.

Because you can witness the positive effects on your body when you make lifestyle changes for the better, you become more motivated and empowered to undertake the journey of healing. Your fate is no longer in the hands of pharmaceuticals and multimillion-pound corporations.

Your health is in your hands, and you are informed enough to make the right choices and give your body what it needs.

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CBD capsules offer the benefits of CBD, but in an easy-to-take and familiar capsule form.

Ideal for the active lifestyle, whether you’re a professional sports person or a regular gym-goer, taking CBD in capsule form provides an easy and convenient way to give your body and mind the anti-inflammatory and calming benefits of CBD.

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6 Mushroom Superfood Blend offers support for immune health, cognitive health, beauty, gut health, vitality, energy, endurance, fitness and recovery.

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How CBD balances your body - H**p Health UK How does CBD balance your body? CBD interacting with the CB2 receptor can help treat conditions caused by an overactive immune system.

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The anti-inflammatory properties contained in the cannabinoid reduce swelling which stops pain in joints. One of the key benefits to athletes to come from CBD use is related to injuries. Not only will it ease inflammation, but CBD has also reduced muscle spasms leading to quicker recovery times.

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DOMS, simply put, is your body’s reaction to injury in the form of acute inflammation. There have been a few studies into the effects of CBD post-workout. A study in the International Journal of Physical Education, Sports and Health, tested the use of CBD post-workout amongst trained athletes. Each athlete found a faster recovery rate compared to what’s usual for them, as well as significantly less muscle soreness. 

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CBD FOR TENDONITIS

You can get tendonitis in basically any area of the body where a tendon is present. However, the most common places to experience this condition include:

Elbow
Shoulder
Hip
Knee
Thumb
Achilles tendon (where your calf muscles connect to your heel bone)

CAN CBD HELP ALLEVIATE THE PAIN?

In addition to helping your body achieve more balance overall, CBD is also known for its anti-inflammatory benefits, too. Inflammation is the primary cause of pain in conditions like tendonitis. This means that you may be able to use CBD for tendonitis pain relief, and it may help your body to recover naturally.
The studies that have been done on CBD’s effects on inflammation are very promising. This leads us to believe that CBD for tendonitis is effective in reducing the inflammation.
A study from the European Journal of Pain found that CBD may be a safe treatment for osteoarthritis (OA).
Another study completed in 2016 found that the topical use of CBD may potentially relieve the inflammation associated with arthritis as well.

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Improve The Mind-Body Connection

CBD may allow you to better adapt to yoga by improving the mind-body connection.
After all, CBD strengthens what researchers call “a literal bridge between body and mind”.
Although the idea that CBD can better bridge the gap between consciousness and movement may seem more mystical than scientific — there’s some truth to the statement. 

One study conducted by the Intercontinental Neuroscience Research Group theorized that the endocannabinoid system (ECS) has a role in human consciousness itself. This is evidenced by the involvement of the ECS in abstract cognitive processes like post-traumatic stress, mood, and dream states
Such is the depth of endocannabinoid function — even the world’s leading researchers sometimes describe it with broad concepts like consciousness and emotional fluidity.

Part of the mind-body connection goes back to one of the central tenets of yoga — clearing the mind. A study from way back in 1979 agrees: “Hatha yoga calms the mind to the point that the individual is aware only of the ‘here and now’ […which] includes an awareness of subtle bodily conditions.” 

CBD may play an equally important role in this area. Many users report feeling more focused and intuitive when they take the plant compound.

Perhaps best of all, it doesn’t usually take much CBD to see enhancements in focus and mood. Dr. Dustin Sulak and many other cannabinoid experts have reported that their patients improve on just a few milligrams of cannabinoids per day!

That equates to about half a dropper’s worth of your average CBD oil.
From a homeopathic perspective, it’s thought that “microdosing” herbal compounds stimulate much larger changes in our physiology. That definitely seems to be the case with the nootropic-like CBD.

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Climbing is synonymous with terms like; strength, endurance, courage, fitness, power, flexibility, and coordination – and some major injuries.

These injuries have long been dealt with by using over the counter NSAIDs (i.e. Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Aleve). Sadly, what athletes thought was a benign anti-inflammatory tool, has some potentially nasty side effects.

For the everyday exerciser, occasionally taking ibuprofen for muscle soreness isn’t a big deal. But for climbers who are often regularly popping ibuprofen like candy for chronic pain, injuries, and inflammation, it’s a very big deal.
As Time magazine reports, the pain reliever ibuprofen, if used frequently and/or over long periods of time, can post dangers to the heart, kidneys, bones, and even hearing. The National Kidney Foundation warns, “heavy or long-term use of some of these medicines, such as ibuprofen, naproxen, and higher dose aspirin, can cause chronic kidney disease known as chronic interstitial nephritis”

What type of pain and injury does CBD support?

CBD may work for different types of pain, from musculoskeletal and inflammatory to neuropathic, and can potentially be an effective analgesic, helping reduce pain both during and after exercise. It is believed to work by mimicking some of our natural neurotransmitters and interacting with receptors, supporting the suppression of the immune system responses that cause inflammation.
This is why more climbers now have a daily routine of using CBD to help support their endocannabinoid system to run optimally because, like many other systems in the body, the endocannabinoid system can become imbalanced, especially when stressed.

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Traditional adaptogens include reishi mushrooms and echinacea, but now CBD has joined this list of stress-reducing, performance-boosting plants. That’s because it fits the definition perfectly.

So what are adaptogens?

As Dr. Brenda Powell of the Center for Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine told Time Magazine, adaptogens are non-toxic plants and herbs “meant to bring us back to the middle.”
Adaptogens also protect the nervous system and the neuroendocrine system from overreaching themselves. And according to a 1969 study adaptogens must be stimulatory in nature — without causing side effects.
Sound familiar? That’s exactly what CBD does! By activating our endocannabinoid system (ECS), a signaling network of internal cannabis-like substances, CBD helps promote balance. With ECS activation comes the type of health and vitality where homeostasis can be maintained.

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It is widely acknowledged that CBD does make you feel more relaxed and this is due to the effects it has on your endocannabinoid system (ECS).

Scientists discovered the ECS in the 1990s when they were researching cannabis. It is a system within the body that is thought to regulate many of our important bodily functions, providing a sense of stability and balance. 

It consists of endocannabinoids, substances similar to cannabinoids that are produced naturally by the body, cannabinoid receptors that these endocannabinoids interact with, and enzymes which help to synthesize and break them down.
It is thought that when CBD is introduced to the body, it interacts with the ECS in a way that promotes feelings of relaxation. The current theory is that it does this by modifying the activity of the enzymes in your ECS to prolong the availability of the endocannabinoids that your body naturally products. CBD therefore enhances the natural effects of the ECS.

These relaxing and calming effects are why it is thought that CBD could be helpful for anxiety-related disorders, such as general anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder and PTSD.