CBD - by CTFO on Windows Pc

There is so much buzz right now around these little bottles of oil and tinctures you hear everyone is talking about, so what's the big deal? Well here's what you need to know about hemp oil. First it is a powerful antioxidant in fact hemp oil contains more antioxidants than most whole fruits and vegetables as well as several key minerals and vitamins like D and E as well as fatty acids. The second, hemp is amazing in terms of sustainability and has many other uses other than just nutritional benefits.

Recently with the discovery of how vital the cannabinoids found in hemp are to our overall health that people have begun to discover all the phenomenal benefits of this amazing plant. There are tons of phyto cannabinoids bioflavonoids and terpenes that are found naturally in the hemp plant these compounds when combined create a synergistic effect to produce a greater response than any of them can create individually.

So how exactly does hemp oil work inside our bodies? Every mammal has what is called an endocannabinoid system, this is a lipid derived signalling system that was discovered in the 1990s, as it turns out, hemp is full of the phyto cannabinoids that activate these receptors, this system is responsible for memory networks in the brain. Hemp is part of the cannabis plant family, the two strains that make up this family are marijuana and hemp, so while they may have many similarities they also have some distinctive differences that are important to know.

Both are high in cannabinoids and these little molecules bind to receptors in our bodies, however their phyto cannabinoid compound levels are not the same, hemp is high in cannabinoids like CBD, CBG, and CDC, where marijuana is high in THC which is responsible for the high feeling you get. Hemp is quite low in THC under 0.3% which means you won't get the same psychoactive effects as you would with marijuana, this makes hemp ideal for getting the phyto cannabinoids our bodies need without the psychotropic effects.

Cannabinoids like those found naturally in hemp are homeostatic regulators and they circulate through our bodies continuously, cannabinoids bind to the cb1 and cb2 receptors either directly or indirectly, cannabinoid receptors cb1 and cb2 facilitate the responses inside the body which are critical to maintaining homeostasis.

CTFO's manufacturing facility is GMP certified, this is good manufacturing practices, which means what is on the label is exactly what is in the product, backed up by periodic laboratory testing and reports which are provided for you.

We invite you to discover the CBD range, exclusive to and provided by CTFO - Changing the future outcome !!

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