The Bloom

For many, the question is: how could one compound, CBD, possibly claim to do so much? Well let me introduce you to a very important friend that you may not know you had: the Endocannabinoid System.

On The Bloom, we’ve covered a lot about the benefits of CBD for holistic wellness, and we hope these posts have inspired you to give it a go. While we’ve focused on why you should take CBD, we know there’s one pressing question we’ve yet to cover: how much CBD do you take?

It can be quite confusing to squeeze out all the differences between CBD oil, hemp oil, and hemp seed oil. It’s essential that we continue to develop as deep of an understanding of the history of hemp as we do for its modern-day uses. Follow along as we outline some key differences.

Research suggests that the CBD compound interacts with endocannabinoid receptors in the brain and immune system. 

According to the American Sleep Association (ASA), sleep-related problems affect 50 to 70 million people every year. When we think about how important proper sleep is for our overall health - these statistics make us consider not only the various factors that contribute to poor sleep patterns, but also how we may optimally implement organic hemp-derived solutions into our daily lives in order to live more comfortably.

While CBD can offer incredible support for dealing with anxiety, we want to remind you to be patient with your journey. Remember, anxiety and chronic stress physically rewire the brain, and it will take time to peel back the layers and integrate new, healthy patterns. CBD may be one large piece of your wellness puzzle, and when used alongside other wellness practices like regular exercise, a nourishing diet, and meditation, the results can be even more profound.

To understand the CBD products you use is to take control of your wellness journey, and to get the most out of the amazing health potential of hemp! We all deserve to experience the wellness that our planet - and its plants - has to offer.