Therapeutic Benefits of CBD Oils
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The surplus of fatty acids in coconut oil creates a stronger binding agent, absorbing 90% of the flavonoids, terpenes, and cannabinoids. Coconut oil combined with cannabis has a long list of health properties, making us able to classify it as a “superfood”.
The product is an oil at temperatures above 24°C or 78°F, and solid in colder conditions. To return to oil, place bottle in a cup of hot (not boiling) water, or place near a heater. Or you could use a teaspoon and scrape a bit out! It may appear creamy yellow, light brown or greenish in colour, depending on chlorophyll content. The texture can resemble a 60s lava lamp or the surface of a strange planet. When in an oil form, it will be beautifully clear, as Buck&Good oils go through a triple filtering process, final filter through 800 thread count Egyptian Cotton.
- Tests are currently underway to establish the anti-viral properties of Lauric Acid and potential to fight nCov-19
- Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal: Contains Lauric acid, which can kill harmful micro-organisms like bacteria and fungi.
- Fights obesity: Increases fat burning and has an appetite-reducing effect.
- Improves metabolism: Research has found that energy expenditure is around 3-4% higher in those consuming coconut oil, which is equivalent to approximately 100 calories a day.
- Raises HDL levels. Contains some beneficial form of cholesterol, which lowers the LDL (bad cholesterol) levels in your body.
- THC also boosts cardiovascular health by lowering blood pressure.
- Has anti-inflammatory properties that counteract tissue damage caused by inflammation, like arthritis.
- Cancer prevention potential: Studies suggest that THC and other cannabinoids not only help in preventing the spread of cancer but are also effective in decreasing the pain.
- Helps to control seizures in epilepsy, diminishing neuropathic pain and treatment for Parkinsonism.
- Treatment of opiate addiction: Aids in relief of withdrawal symptoms. Cannabinoids taken up by CB1and CB2 receptors.