Cannabis… your Nervous System…Digestive System…Endocannabanoid System?
We have many systems that help our bodies function we are familiar with our nervous system and our digestive system, a system you might not be aware of is the endocannbanoid system (ECS). The ECS is a biochemical system that helps our bodies function. Discovered in the late 1980s and is still widely understudied. It has been proposed to be one of the reasons why CBD works so effectively to treat seizures and epilepsy, in addition to its other benefits. Its primarily responsible for maintaining homeostasis, or balance. It helps to monitor and regulate bodily functions including heart rate and blood pressure, immune response, and even metabolism.
The ECS works in tandem with the nervous system and refers to the natural cannabinoids found in the human brain, organs, and tissues. It’s credited with mediating our appetite, memory, mood. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a complex biological system that regulates many aspects of brain function. The ECS is a group of neurotransmitters that helps to regulate many things within our bodies, including pain. The ECS is composed of receptors which respond to cannabis and endogenous cannabinoids. The ECS plays a major role in regulating homeostasis.
The most exciting property of CBG is the fact that it interacts with our body’s own receptors. In this way, it can be used to treat many diseases and disorders. For example, it is an anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antifungal medicine. CBG can also regulate the levels of oxidants in our bodies, which is important for preserving the redox balance. Additionally, it has a very powerful effect on the nervous system.
CBG, commonly known as the, “mother of all Cannabanoids”, is the best key to use to help the body achieve homeostasis, the body can only heal and thrive when it is balanced.
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