Category: health

CBD is more than just Marijuana

The medical usage of CBD has been a hot debate for decades. Recently, countries have legalized its use for medical and recreational purposes. As a result, clinics and companies involved in alternative therapy keep popping up, implying the massive demand for CBD products. But does CBD work? And if so, what are the benefits of using CBD in healthcare?

This article will discuss the pros and cons of CBD. In addition, we will be highlighting its benefits, history, and spiritual aspects. 

Cannabidiol is relatively new terminology, but it has been around for ages. Ancient kings and queens used it as a cure for many ailments. Cannabidiol (CBD) is a potent chemical found in hemp and marijuana. The science term, Cannabis sativa. 

There are two potent chemicals in the plant tetrahydrocannabinol, THC and CBD. THC is responsible for most of the psychological side effects of marijuana. Scientists prefer to extract CBD from hemp to achieve lesser concentrations of THC. Both chemicals are potent and are used in healthcare. We use CBD for local or physical pains and THC for metaphysical and psychological distress. Some people see CBD as the cure and THC as a side effect, but that isn’t true.

In a spiritual context, Cannabis is a popular entheogen. It induces changes in the user’s perception, behavior, mood, and consciousness. People consider the plant a promoter of spiritual development (all temperance involved). Although Cannabis has a long spiritual history, today, it has gained a bad reputation cause of abuse.

Due to the tendency of people to abuse Cannabis, there is not much information about its benefits. Some countries require scientists to have special licenses before conducting their experiments. Hopefully, in the nearest future, we will discover all the benefits of this ancient drug.

Benefits of CBD

Doctors and Alternative Medical practitioners prescribe CBD for:

  • Severe epilepsy
  • Excessive vomiting and food aversion due to chemotherapy
  • Pain management for arthritis, chronic migraine, fibromyalgia, and endometriosis
  • Chron’s disease and Rheumatoid arthritis; some replace long-term use of NSAIDS for CBD
  • Acne and aging skin
  • Anxiety and Sleep management
  • Alcohol and Opioid addiction

The risk associated with CBD use

Since Cannabis contains both CBD and THC, doctors are concerned about side effects from THC like depression, red eyes, memory loss, etc. Therefore, doctors often weigh the benefits against the risks. Fortunately, scientists can avoid THC in CBD solutions with newly developed extraction processes.

Additionally, marijuana may promote hallucinations in patients, and this might cause them to fall or engage in strange behaviors.

CBD opens doors for further investigation into the use of traditional plants. The benefits outweigh the risk, and we are excited to learn about new developments in the world of complementary medicine. Let’s shy away from NSAIDs.

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References

Healthline https://www.healthline.com/health/medical-marijuana/benefits-of-marijuana#risks

Health Europa https://www.healtheuropa.com/health-benefits-of-cannabis/92499/

Web MD https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/medical-marijuana-faq

Benefits of Water Therapy

Many holistic practitioners swear by water therapy as an option to treat chronic conditions that often have an autoimmune cause.

Water therapy is a method used to prevent and cure many diseases.

The method includes drinking 1.5L of water early in the morning.

For best results, it is advised that you use water therapy an hour before breakfast. Additionally, it is best not to drink alcohol the night before the treatment.

Which illnesses can water therapy treat?

You can use water therapy to treat or relieve the discomfort of many diseases. Here is a list of some of these diseases:

  • Migraine
  • TB
  • Kidney disease
  • Asthma
  • Obesity
  • Epilepsy
  • Tachycardia
  • Meningitis
  • Gastritis
  • Diarrhea
  • Piles
  • Menstrual disorder
  • Constipation
  • Diabetes
  • Bronchitis

How does water therapy work?

Water therapy works by creating balance in your endocrine and lymphatic systems. This balance allows your body to fight off infection and slow down autoimmune attacks.

Water therapy also boosts the body’s metabolism; this will help with weight loss and alleviate constipation. In addition, it cleanses the intestines and colon, allowing for better absorption of nutrients.

Additionally, water therapy promotes the formation of new blood cells (Hematopoiesis). This increases blood volume and will speed the rate of recovery from ailments.

Infused water therapy

Some people find drinking water hard, so they prefer infused water. Infused water is an exciting way to encourage water therapy. Infused water also provides additional health benefits like antioxidants that can eliminate free radicals.

Free radicals are molecules that cause intracellular injury to organs in the body.

Make your own infused water

You need:

  1. Half cucumber
  2. A medium size lemon ( you can do orange too)
  3. Mint leaves
  4. A finger of ginger

Method:

Wash your fruits and herb well under running water, then slice them thinly. Finally, put them into your bottle of water.

Water therapy is good, do it. If water is consumed regularly, it will make you feel happier and healthier. In fact, many illnesses can be cured with this simple technique.

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Covid-19

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Covid-19, Corona fever is a worldwide health scare. It is an air-borne disease. Air-borne means it is carried by droplets in the air and can also be transmitted when you touch infected surfaces.

This article will discuss steps you must take to prevent infection and what to do if you are already infected.

  • Prevention
  • Cure
  • Communications

Prevention

  • Wash your hands with soap and running water for 30 seconds
  • Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
  • Stay away from public places like churches, mosques, clubs, commercial transport, schools, camps, et cetera if you are not wearing a face mask.
  • Take your vitamins to boost your immune system
  • Do not buy takeouts
  • Drink hot tea and hot soups.
  • Buy food in bulk to avoid going to the market frequently.
  • Self-isolate when you have symptoms of colds and flu.
  • Do not touch your mouth and nose with dirty hands.
  • Wipe surfaces with alcohol sprays or wipes, e.g., phones, laptops, door knobs.
  • Do not kiss or hug or shake hands with strangers or people coming from the airport.
  • Teach children and old people hand washing skills.
  • Cashless policy, reduce contact with money.

Cure

Some Good news.

Let us keep praying; we are positive for a vaccine.

Communications

  • Contact emergency services for suspected coronavirus cases.
  • Stay in touch with family and friends.