CBD Dosage 101: Understanding How Much CBD Oil to Take

CBD Dosage 101: Understanding How Much CBD Oil to Take

CBD oil dosage can be complex when you are looking to optimize its health benefits while adhering to local regulations. CBD is a non-psychoactive compound found in cannabis and hemp plants, and it’s heralded for its potential to alleviate symptoms like anxiety, pain, and insomnia, offering a ray of hope for those seeking natural remedies for their ailments.

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Can Neurological Disorders Be Treated Naturally?

Can Neurological Disorders Be Treated Naturally?

A neurological disorder affects the nervous system of the body. Various brain or spinal cord abnormalities (such as electrical, structural, biochemical, or electrical) can cause seizures, muscle weakness, pain, paralysis, disorientation, and poor coordination.

There are about 600 different types of neurological illnesses, some of which are somewhat common while others are highly unusual.

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10 Herbal Remedies for Natural Pain Relief

10 Herbal Remedies for Natural Pain Relief

According to a report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 50 million Americans have some sort of chronic pain. This article discusses some effective herbal remedies that can ease discomfort, provide pain management, and decrease inflammation in the body.

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What you need to know about CBD and Eczema

What you need to know about CBD and Eczema

Guest post by Tanya Bure

Eczema is an extremely common skin condition nowadays. Its usual symptoms are irritation, dry skin, and inflammation. Most people suffer from it during childhood and their teenage years and simply "overgrow" it at some point. Sometimes, though, this condition may accompany a person throughout life, causing a lot of physical and psychological suffering.

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Why you should be drinking hibiscus water

Why you should be drinking hibiscus water

You might recognize the large, colorful red, yellow, white, or peach flowers of the hibiscus plant, especially if you live in one of the tropical, sub-tropical, or temperate climates in which it grows. In the Caribbean, hibiscus is used to make sorrel, a sweet drink that is made from the dried boiled leaves of the hibiscus sabdariffa species, flavored with spices like cinnamon and ginger, and frequently consumed around the Christmas holiday season. Did you know that aside from adding a rich and vibrant display to your garden that attracts beneficial pollinators, or providing a delicious beverage for the holiday season, hibiscus has several different medicinal uses? The flowers and leaves of this plant have been used for millennia for culinary purposes, and to make teas and liquids that can remedy a number of medical conditions, including high blood pressure, upset stomach, and bacterial infections.

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5 Herbs and Natural Supplements for Depression

5 Herbs and Natural Supplements for Depression

According to Mental Health America, clinical depression has turned into one of America's most costly illnesses, which is why anti-depressant medicines have become the most commonly prescribed drugs in the United States of America. The use of herbs as treatments for various illnesses dates back to at least 3000 B.C. Today this practice is part of a broader movement recognized as complementary and alternative medicine.

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Easy, Natural Ways To Boost Your Energy Without Caffeine

Easy, Natural Ways To Boost Your Energy Without Caffeine

guest post by Amy Trotter

If you find yourself lacking energy and going through your day a little more sluggish and slowly, you may need an all-natural energy boost. As strange as it may sound, you can skip the coffee and still feel alert and energetic all day. The key is in how you treat your body, especially with what you put into it.

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