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MENTAL FOCUS

MENTAL FOCUS

Older adults experience slower metabolism, increased likelihood of polypharmacy, cognitive decline and chronic physical/mental health problems. There is a need to enhance knowledge of the effects of cannabidiol use in older adults.

CBD has no intoxicating effects or abuse liability, and because of its widespread activity in the ECS, it has been proposed to be beneficial therapeutically for a variety of health conditions in people of all ages.

Generally, older adults suffer from more chronic medical and mental health conditions (eg, chronic pain, insomnia, and mood and cognitive disorders) than younger adults.  Experts say CBD use will continue to gain momentum in the health and wellness world, with some scientific studies confirming it may ease symptoms of ailments like chronic pain and anxiety.

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Cannabinoids Are Naturally Found In The Body

Cannabinoids are naturally found in the body, so hemp extracts like the one created by True Natural Oils are a great way to supplement the body’s natural systems. Most prescription drugs cause more problems than they fix. Talk to your doctor about natural remedies like full-spectrum CBD oil for anxiety.

True Natural Oils prioritizes the quality of their products. They make sure that their CBD products only contain natural terpenes and ingredients to offer users with feelings of recovery, calmness, power, and focus. Absolutely no fillers are used.

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Preliminary Evidence Of CBD

Our results provide preliminary evidence that CBD may affect the altered neuroendocrine as well as the psychological responses to acute stress in daily life in CHR (clinical high risk)  patients.

Therefore, in contrast to atypical antipsychotics, which have been shown to reduce elevated diurnal cortisol levels, but not correct the blunted cortisol response observed in psychosis, CBD may potentially attenuate abnormalities in some of the main components of the acute stress response in the CHR state, future research using larger samples would be required to confirm this suggestion.

These results are in line with previous research, which suggests that CBD may have anxiolytic and antipsychotic effects.

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Stress Can Trigger Anxiety in PTSD

Treatment with CBD may also decrease the intensity and impact of  symptoms commonly associated with PTSD, including chronic anxiety in stressful environments.  Exposure to stress can trigger anxiety in PTSD patients and remind them of traumatic experiences. By reducing induced anxiety,CBD may help to regulate the negative effects associated with PTSD.

Antidepressant and neuroprotective properties:

Antidepressants, used for the treatment of depression and some anxiety disorders, also possess numerous neuroprotective properties. Similarly,CBD  decreases the production of inflammatory cytokines, the activation of microglial cells, and brain leucocytes. All of which are neuroprotective.

Human imaging studies have demonstrated CBD affects brain areas involved in the neurobiology of psychiatric disorders. A study has showed that a single dose of CBD, administered orally in healthy volunteers, alters the resting activity in limbic and paralimbic brain areas while decreasing subjective anxiety associated with the scanning procedure. In healthy humans,CBD reversed the anxiogenic effects of Δ9-THC and reduced anxiety in a simulated public-speaking task.

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CBD Products to Relieve Stress

CBD Products to Relieve Stress

Research indicates CBD oil can help promote a sense of calmness and relaxation. CBD works in the body by affecting serotonin in the brain. The all-over desired effect is increased calmness in stressful situations.

In addition, studies have been performed using CBD on individuals who suffer from insomnia due to anxiety. The results were astonishing! 80% of the individuals anxiety improved, and 70% of the individuals experienced positive results within the first month.

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Effects On Inflammation and Cancer-Related Pain

In the last decades, a lot of attention has been paid to the compounds present in medicinal Cannabis sativa L., such as THC and CBD, and their effects on inflammation and cancer-related pain. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) currently recognizes medicinal C. sativa as an effective treatment for providing relief in a number of symptoms associated with cancer, including pain, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, and anxiety.

Several studies have described CBD acting as an adaptogen, and as a modulator, in different ways mainly interacting with specific receptor proteins CB1 and CB2. CBD is present in both medicinal and fibre-type C. sativa plants, but, unlike Δ9-THC, it is completely nonpsychoactive.

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Anxiety relief in the time of Covid-19

Anxiety relief in the time of Covid-19

Indeed, a more recent survey looking at consumer attitudes and behavior during Covid-19’s enforced “social distancing” revealed that people have been turning to cannabis and CBD as a way to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. Specifically, among the general population, 10% are using cannabis, and 5% are using CBD.

Researchers warned of a rise of anxiety and “coping responses” during the pandemic, and called for better monitoring of mental health as part of the global response to the pandemic.

People living with coronavirus-related anxiety due to fear of one’s health or the health of loved ones, isolation, entrapment from quarantining, a disrupted routine, or simply uncertainty of the future might turn to CBD as a useful tool to get them through this difficult time.

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Electrolytes Are What Our Bodies Need

Electrolytes are what our bodies need to absorb water and remain hydrated. When people drink alcohol or caffeine, or exercise, not only do they become more dehydrated, but any water consumed after is not as effective due to a low balance of electrolytes.  Insufficient electrolyte replenishment is a leading cause of why over 75 percent of people are chronically dehydrated.

With cannabis now legal in several U.S. states and industrialized hemp production legal nationwide, consumer curiosity in alternative forms of stress-release and relaxation is piqued. Whether it is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), CBD or other botanicals with purported relaxation benefits, consumers are interested in trying drinks that support their desire to slow down, the market research firm says.

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Take Time To Do What Makes Your Soul Happy

CBD has been found to improve serotonin function in the brain, which happens to be a key component to antidepressants. This can be used to treat seasonal or long-term depression by improving your body’s natural ability to experience happiness.

It is fast acting and positive effects improve over time. CBD is not psychoactive, does not produce a “high,” and it has not been found to produce a dependency for continued use. There are fewer side effects reported with CBD compared to other antidepressants, so this is a safe choice when first starting to treat depression.

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Various Types of Cannabinoids

True Natural Oils is enriched with full-spectrum CBD, and has hand-selected naturally occurring terpenes.  We are diving into research of incorporating various cannabinoids including CBD, CBC, CBG and CBN amongst others to develop very exciting new products. These cannabinoids come together to produce the “entourage effect” and, by dealing with the human body, may create results on general wellbeing.