Is CBD Helpful for Menopause?
This article was contributed by our exhibitor Hemplily. Learn more about their business here!
YES! CBD (cannabidiol) often plays a significant role in tackling menopausal symptoms.
Here’s why:
Menopause seems to disrupt the endocannabinoid system (ECS). The ECS is an entire-body system, like your immune system. It is a collection of cell receptors, called cannabinoid receptors, in the brain, other organs, and tissues throughout the body such as the skin. This system plays an important role in mind and body balance. When your body is low in naturally produced cannabinoids, the hemp plant is there to help replenish.
Cannabinoid receptors are involved in:
.Temperature regulation
.Mood regulation
.The functioning of the immune system
.Pain response
.Sleep support
.Memory
.Neurological support and much more.
In 2021, Hemplily conducted a 1-month results study. 100% of the participants reported improvement in at least 1 of 13 different areas.
Many found improvement in just a few days.
75% had at least a 50% overall improvement.
30% had a 75% or more overall improvement.
21% went from “Extreme” to “No Issues” in at least 1 area.
Though some products containing CBD also have small amounts of THC, not all products do. Full-spectrum CBD products such as the ones Hemplily provides contain all compounds including trace THC under the legal limit, and they will not get you “high”. What they will do is give you more of an “entourage effect” which means more benefits for you! Keep in mind that there is a chance these products could cause you to fail a drug test.
CBD-infused products come in varying strengths, and you will need to find the right amount that works for you.
As you consider natural remedies, try Hemplily products for your menopause symptoms. Their support staff will help you find the right product and help you adjust as needed along the way, with a money back guarantee. Visit hemplily.com to find out more.
Learn more about Hemplily products at the White Label Expo held at the Las Vegas Convention Center on September 1& 2, 2021. Register your free tickets today!
