Rejuvenate, Repair and Revitalize Your Skin with Cannabidiol (CBD)
Healthy skin is beautiful skin. Not only will good skin health effect the look and feel of your skin, it also plays an important role in your overall health and well-being.
The skin is the body’s largest organ and is both the source and target of several hormones, has its own immune system, and is our largest sensory organ. Though we may not think much about our skin as it pertains to overall well-being, the skin is highly active in supporting and maintaining good health.
Your skin produces cannabinoids.
The basis behind all cannabinoid therapy is that your body, including your skin, actually produces cannabinoid molecules called endocannabinoids.
These endocannabinoids include 2-AG and Anandamide. When the endocannabinoid system is balanced and operating without deficiency these endocannabinoids are released in specific amounts depending upon the organ’s needs. This creates what is known as the “endocannabinoid tone”. When the endocannabinoid system is operating effectively, and the endocannabinoid tone is healthy, these cannabinoids interact with the epidermis, immune cells, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, hair follicles, and sensory nerves to create skin that is both healthy and vibrant with the ability to defend against various skin conditions, inflammation and disease.
Strengthening your skin’s ability to heal itself using phyto-cannabinoids.
Once you understand the endocannabinoid system as it pertains to skin health, you’re ready to explore the wonderful world of phyto-cannabinoids and how they can be used to boost the endocannabinoid system and help the body to do what it does best – heal itself.
Phyto-cannabinoids, such as CBD, are cannabinoids derived from the cannabis plant. Research studies show that phyto-cannabinoids interact with the same receptors (CB1, CB2) as your bodies endocannabinoids. The interaction of plant-based cannabinoids (phyto-cannabinoids) to boost the human endocannabinoid system is the basis for cannabis as medicine and the reason such a wide variety of medical conditions can be treated using cannabinoids.
Benefits of CBD Infused Skin Therapy Lotion
*Antioxidant Powerhouse: CBD, Vitamin A, C & E are an antioxidant powerhouse that protects the skin’s collagen and elastin against damage from the sun and free radicals to:
- Support skin cell growth & rapid skin repair.
- Keep skin soft and supple by inhibiting oil production.
- Reduce wrinkles, fine lines and the effects of aging.
- Restore skin elasticity
*Anti-inflammatory & Antibacterial: CBD is a proven anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial agent. To keep most skin conditions under control you have to remove bacteria and inflammation triggers. Research studies have shown CBD to have potential to:
- Treat & reduce symptoms associated with Acne
- Treat & reduce symptoms associated with Psoriasis
- Treat & reduce symptoms associated with Atopic and Allergic Contact Dermatitis
- Treat & reduce symptoms associated with other common skin conditions
- Reduce pain caused by inflammation
*Anti-tumoral and Apoptotic Properties: CBD has been studied for its anti-tumoral and apoptotic properties and may assist in the treatment of certain skin cancers.
Research on Cannabidiol (CBD) as Treatment For:
Acne
Arthritis
Cancer
Inflammation
Skin Conditions
*FDA Disclosure: CBD products are not approved by the FDA for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of any disease. While we publish and refer to currently available research on cannabidiol, terpenoids and other properties of hemp-derived cannabis oils, it is important to note: None of the products or information available on this website are intended to be a treatment protocol for any disease state. The information presented is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be an enticement to purchase, and should not be construed as medical advice or instruction. Links to third party websites do not constitute an endorsement of these organizations by Healers Blend and none should be inferred. The FDA would want us to remind you: You should always seek the advice of a physician before adding any supplements to your diet.
