Will hemp lotion help with my arthritis pain?
Will hemp lotion help with my arthritis pain?
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mhoffz
CBD oil does help people with arthritis and its all natural which is nice but no guarantee as each person is different. typically cbd oil is relatively cheap so its definitely worth a try!
wavess
Yes, hemp lotion will definitely help with your arthritis pain. Arthritis pain often stems from an inflammation of the joints, and since hemp has been proven in multiple studies to have anti-inflammatory properties, hemp lotion would relieve some of your inflammation, allowing some of the pain to subside.
Lizzie
Yes, lotions made with hemp will help with chronic pain, however, I would probably lean more towards consuming CBD oil.
While topical treatments work well, consuming the drops of CBD oil under the tongue can work fast to treat chronic pain.
Interestedinhemp
Arthritis pain may actually be due to inflammation which is what causes swelling in joints. Because hemp has anti-inflammatory properties hemp lotion may help with arthritis pain and the management of other chronic conditions. Research into the benefits of hemp for arthritis treatment have looked at how hemp might reduce inflammation and pain. It is thought that receptors in the brain and immune system trigger an anti-inflammatory response and this is why hemp helps with managing arthritis pain. Given this, it is possible that hemp lotion could help with your arthritis pain.
hempbarn32
Hemp seed lotion could help with arthritis, the real question, is hemp lotion good for osteo arthritis.
Melody
I’ve heard that before. I guess if you asked your doctor if it could hurt it any way, that’s the real question. If it can’t hurt, it is certainly worth a try. My aunt’s doctor just told her it couldn’t hurt, and her chiropractor suggested it might be a good thing. I just went to her 73rd birthday, and I must say she seems to be moving better than she was last year.
Cleverclogs
Hemp lotion or any other topical product derived from hemp is thought to have anti-inflammatory properties. For those who suffer with Arthritis, inflammation can be a painful side-effect of the condition. As such, anything with anti-inflammatory properties can provide relief from such symptomatic issues.
Seymour Simone
There is still a lot of research to be done about the subject, but my buddy uses CBD lotion and he swears by it.
Hempmaster3000
There is no guarantee but I would say yes or at least try it! I know some people who would bathe in if it they could and would never try anything else before it!
amanda.tolar
Studies are still fairly inconclusive about the body’s ability to effectively absorb CBD through the skin… However, anecdotally, I know many people who have used CBD lotions and salves to replace other pain treatments for arthritis and joint pain, and SWEAR by it. Just like anything else, it varies from person to person. There certainly is no harm in trying–just make sure it’s a CBD lotion, and not just hemp (like the brand Hempz, which they do have CBD lotions, some of their lotions just use the fatty acids and proteins in hemp, not the cannabinoids).
Yumna.T
Yes, hemp lotion will help with your arthritis pain. This is possible because the chemical compounds in hemp lotion are derived from cannabinoids, such as Cannabidiol (CBD) oil. It contains CBD extracts from cannabis plants. Then this oil is added to various lotions that help to relieve pain that is caused by chronic conditions, such as arthritis.
Hemp lotion has various chemicals that attach itself to specialized receptors inside your brain and the immune system. One such specialized receptor is a CB2 receptor, which plays a vital role in the immune system by treating pain and inflammation.
Scientists have shown that when hemp lotion is applied onto the skin, it attaches to CB2 receptors. Moreover, it enhances the pain-alleviating mechanism of the body by producing natural cannabinoids that also attach to the CB2 receptors.