CBD. Can it actually work?

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CBD if prescribed and used properly is a phenomenal addition to a daily diet. This is not to say that everyone should add this to their daily diet. This is also not to say that it will work the same for everyone. 


In scientific terms, the endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids, which are endogenous lipid-based  neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors, and cannabinoid receptor proteins that are expressed throughout the central nervous system (including the brain) and peripheral nervous system. The endocannabinoid system may be involved in regulating physiological and cognitive processes, including fertility, pregnancy, during pre- and postnatal development, various activity of immune system, appetite, pain-sensation, mood, and memory, and in mediating the pharmacological effects of cannabis.


In short, its good. It does good things!


The system is only as good as you construct it to be. Drinking caffeinated beverages, lots of refined sugars and bad fats will keep the receptors from working properly.  Changing your caffeine to a natural green tea, using coconut or raw sugars; baking with almond flour or a GF flour will allow those receptors to open up and function the way they should.


Let me explain a little bit about these receptors. The receptors are basically molecules that act kind of like a sponge and sieve all in one.  They soak up all the things in your body, the hormones you release when you are stressed of happy or sick.  They soak up the food we eat or the beverages we drink.  But when we drink sugar and fat laden beverages, or sugar and fat laden foods, the sieve or filter doesn't work as well.  This can cause a number of issues, your receptors can't function properly when they aren't working to full capacity.  Makes sense right?  So how can we get the most out of our receptors and the most out of our CBD.  Because good CBD isn't cheap. 


Back to the receptors, when these little guys are opened up you will experience a better result with a CBD product. That’s not to say you won’t have a positive result if you don’t adjust your diet, but I will say overall your body will thank you for the changes. 


I have a few clients that tell me after a prolonged use with CBD, they no longer notice any effect. The majority of the time, it is because they aren’t reaching for their ‘make-it-better’ comfort-junk food. They still have the daily stress but the CBD is regulating the body’s reactions. Helping them to make smarter choices.




As mentioned above CBD must be recommended and used properly to get the maximum benefits. CBD full spectrum is detectable (0.3%-this is the legal percentage allowable) in urine screen, however there are other options like CBD isolate that is not (less than 0.1%).  Please consult a CBD expert or a natural medicine practitioner before trying CBD. It is safe, but getting an expert’s opinion is the best way to know what you need. 


LiBelle’ is a proud distributor of both FabCBD & Hemp Mafia CBD. We have a variety of options, from lip balm to flavored honey bites to 1200mg CBD infused with Ginger and Turmeric. 


Visit my website to purchase these products: https://libelle-essential-living.square.site


CBD is a wonderful, natural remedy for so many ailments.  Please use as recommended. Your body will thank you for it!


Wishes for Good Health, 


Megan    



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