CBD Oil

Acne & Skin Conditions

1.)  Acne is a result of sebum overproduction, which is a lipid that is secreted by the body in order to make your skin “waterproof”. A scientific study reports that this is differentially modulated by CBD as it may reduce arachidonic acid-induced acne-like lipogenesis. This implies that CBD may have positive health benefits for acne.  View Source

2.)  Here is a phenomenal study that was published on July 25, 2014, in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.  There were 16 researchers involved and while the focus was primarily on the potential benefits of CBD as an anti-inflammatory agent for acne, they found so much more!  Here are a couple amazing highlights from this study:

• “CBD normalizes “pro-acne agent”–induced excessive lipid synthesis of human sebocytes.”

• “CBD effectively inhibited lipid synthesis …  indicating that the effect of CBD is not “ECS specific” but a “universal” lipostatic action.”

• In layman’s terms, they suggested that CBD may be able to normalize acne whether the person is suffering from mild or severe circumstances

• “Taken together, these results strongly suggest that CBD’s universal sebostatic action is accompanied by substantial anti-inflammatory effects, which would be very much desired in the clinical potentially relievement of acne vulgaris.” View Source

AIDS-HIV

1.)   This was a questionnaire study that was conducted in 2005 on 523 HIV-positive patients. “A large number of patients reported that cannabis improved symptom control.”
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2.)  Here is the conclusion of a double-blind study conducted in 2007, “These data suggest that for HIV-positive marijuana smokers, both dronabinol (at doses 8 times current recommendations) and marijuana were well tolerated and produced substantial and comparable increases in food intake.”
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Anorexia

1.)  A small rodent study established there is a widespread dysfunction of endocannabinoid in rodents with anorexia. Furthermore, this study later indicated that after weight gain, the binding values (dysfunction) normalized. View Source

2.)   “Preclinical findings support the rationale for the clinical development of a drug which modulates the endocannabinoid system in the potentially relievement of eating disorders.” View Source

For both case studies above, we can presume or hope that since CBD supports the endocannabinoid system within our bodies, CBD hemp oil could potentially aid with anorexia. More studies are needed because right now, this is only a theory.

Arthritis

Jason McDougall, who chairs the scientific advisory committee at the Arthritis Society, states, “It appears cannabis is not just dampening the pain in the brain, it’s actually working on the joint itself.”
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Depression

1.)  Anxiety and depression are very close in terms of the actual cause of the two conditions and that is why they are both mentioned in this 2014 study.  After results were observed, here’s what the researchers said, “Suggest that CBD exhibited an anti-anxiety and antidepressant effects in animal models discussed. Experiments with CBD demonstrated non-activation of neuroreceptors CB1 and CB2. Most of the studies demonstrated a good interaction between CBD and the 5-HT1A neuro-receptor.”  View Source

2.)  This study, which was conducted in 2009, was to try and find out if the EC system (endocannabinoid system) played a role in the management of depression, the results supported this to be true.  View Source

Diabetes

1.)  This study by the Department of Pharmacology concluded that, “This study suggests that cannabinoids have a potential beneficial effect on experimental diabetic neuropathic pain.”  View Source

2.)  What a fantastic study with such positive results!  In a nation (United States) where 1 out of 3 people suffer from diabetes, WE NEED MORE STUDIES!  This was an animal study, but great results for CBD hemp oil to be a potential health benefit for humans.  Here’s what the study stated, “We now report that CBD potentially relievement significantly reduces the incidence of diabetes in NOD mice from an incidence of 86% in non-potentially relieveed control mice to an incidence of 30% in CBD-potentially relieveed mice.”  View Source

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

1.)  Here you will find a research study that was conducted in 2004.  As stated many times before, we need to do more studies in order to learn more about the benefits of cannabidiol and ultimately try and find the best CBD oil possible to start healing the world.  Here is a photo of the conclusion of this medical study.

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Alzheimer’s severe condition

1.)   This is one of the best cited and information packed studies we’ve found and we couldn’t be happier to share some very important conclusions and statements from this study.“These properties suggest that CBD is perfectly placed to potentially relieve a number of pathologies typically found in

• “These properties suggest that CBD is perfectly placed to potentially relieve a number of pathologies typically found in AD.”
• “The studies reviewed in this mini-review provide “proof of principle” for the therapeutic benefits CBD and possibly CBD-THC combinations pose for AD therapy”  View Source

2.)   Another great conclusion concerning the benefits of CBD hemp oil and Alzheimer’s, “In conclusion, we have found that prepotentially relievement with CBD prevented the expression of proteins potentially involved in tau phosphorylation and Aβ production in GMSCs. Therefore, we suggested that GMSCs preconditioned with CBD possess a molecular profile that might be more beneficial for the potentially relievement of AD.”
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Addiction

1.)  A quote from a study on nicotine addiction, “These preliminary data, combined with the strong preclinical rationale for use of this compound, suggest CBD to be a potential potentially relievement for nicotine addiction that warrants further exploration.”   View Source

2.)   The conclusion from a study on alcoholism, “These results demonstrate the feasibility of using CBD transdermal delivery systems for the potentially relievement of alcohol-induced neurodegeneration.”  View Source

Anxiety

1.)  In this study, the anxiolytic effect of Cannabidiol was addressed and it was concluded that “Cannabidiol (CBD), the main non-psychotomimetic component of the plant Cannabis sativa, exerts therapeutically promising effects on human mental health such as inhibition of psychosis, anxiety, and depression.”  View Source

2.)  From another study completed by the NIH, they concluded that “Animal and human studies indicate that cannabidiol (CBD), a major constituent of cannabis, has anxiolytic properties.”  View Source

Asthma

A study that was published in the British Medical Journal established, “The mode of action of THC differs from that of sympathomimetic drugs, and it or a derivative may make a suitable adjuvant in the potentially relievement of selected asthmatics.”

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Bipolar Disorder

According to the Life Sciences journal, studies show a connection between cannabidiol and its potential to offer an antipsychotic effect in bipolar patients. “Preclinical and clinical studies suggest that cannabidiol (CBD), a major component of Cannabis sativa, could produce antipsychotic effects without causing extra-pyramidal side-effects.”
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Cancer

1.)  In a study using rodents conducted by Dr. Sean McAllister on Pathways mediating the effects of cannabidiol on the reduction of breast cancer cell proliferation, invasion, and metastasis He offered these findings:

• “We previously reported that cannabidiol (CBD), a cannabinoid with a low toxicity profile, down-regulated Id-1 gene expression in aggressive human breast cancer cells in culture.”
• “Using immune competent mice, we then show that potentially relievement with CBD significantly reduces primary tumor mass as well as the size and number of lung metastatic foci in two models of metastasis.”  View Source

2.)  This study shows great potential for using THC as a potentially relievement and we have to admit, the lack of attention as well as the legislative effect it has had really bothers us.  This study was done back in 2006, almost 12 years ago, and it clearly states that surgery and radiology did not improve the patient’s condition, but THC potentially relievement did.  With such a positive conclusion showing these alternatives as potential potentially relievement options for cancer, we are extremely disappointed in the lack of change in the medical community to include more of these options.  View Source

Epilepsy & Seizures

Seizures are pretty scary when witnessed in person, especially when younger children suffer from it.  Here are a couple studies and quoted statements that clearly indicate that CBD is showing great potential.

1.)   “In short, our results suggest that post-potentially relievement of Cannabidiol could enhance the induction of autophagy pathway and antioxidant defense in the chronic phase of epilepsy, which could be considered as the protective mechanisms of cannabidiol in a temporal lobe epilepsy model.”  View Source

2.)   Here is a direct statement from a study published by the New England Journal of Medicine that involved 120 children from different parts of the world.  The conclusion states, “Among patients with the Dravet syndrome, cannabidiol resulted in a greater reduction in convulsive-seizure frequency than placebo and was associated with higher rates of adverse events”  View Source

Glaucoma

Here is a statement from one of the studies concerning CBD and glaucoma and was presented as an opening statement in the Future Direction section of the study.  It states, “Cannabinoids have the potential of becoming a useful potentially relievement for glaucoma, as they seem to have neuroprotective properties and effectively reduce intraocular pressure.”
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