Topical

For the vast majority of patients, CBD is perfectly safe to take whilst taking other pharmaceuticals. Whilst CBD is relatively safe, non-toxic and generally well tolerated, there are a few side effects that we all should be aware of. The number of people who have a negative experience with CBD where side effects occur is low, but possible.

Tetrahydrocannabinol, more commonly referred to as THC, is a phytocannabinoid found in the plant species Cannabis Sativa. It is the most abundant cannabinoid produced by the plant and has psychoactive properties that have led it to become a popular recreational substance. 

CBD cream has emerged as a beacon of hope for those seeking relief from various ailments. A derivative of the cannabis and hemp plants, Cannabidiol (CBD) stands out for its potential therapeutic benefits without the psychoactive effects associated with THC.

Contrary to popular belief, cannabis isn’t just something that you inhale or ingest. Whilst these may be the most traditional and popular ways of receiving the benefits and effects of medical cannabis, there are so many more options. One of the groups of products exploding in popularity in the medical cannabis scene is topicals.

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a cannabinoid produced in the Cannabis Sativa plant species. It is non-addictive, non-intoxicating, and has an array of potential medical and therapeutic applications to treat various conditions affecting all bodily systems in humans. CBD acts by interacting with the Endocannabinoid System (ECS) and a number of other receptors. 

Your face is usually the first thing other people notice about you, which is why so many people like to keep their facial skin in great condition. Some people, unfortunately, suffer from skin conditions and frequent acne breakouts that can cause irritation, pain, and lasting skin damage if they are not treated in a timely manner. Whilst there are many treatments already available, some people’s symptoms are persistent, and can even be somewhat resistant to conventional therapeutic options.

In the past decade or so, we have seen a rise in the popularity of cannabidiol (CBD) topical creams, and for a good reason. Cannabis topicals contain robust properties that have shown potential in not only revitalizing skin, but also reducing inflammation, pain, and the symptomatic distress that comes with a huge range of skin health issues.

CBD topicals work in a number of different ways that we know about so far, but more research is needed to fully appreciate and understand the complex nature of our skin's interactions with cannabinoids.