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The Health Benefits Of CBD

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The Health Benefits Of CBD

Everyone wants to heal, right? I mean, being unhealthy and sick kind of sucks. Luckily, CBD is becoming increasingly popular as a medicine. People everywhere are using it for healing, literally. It’s crazy because even doctors are using it and it’s working!

Who would have ever thought that hemp would cure our problems? Well, those in South America sure thought it would. To people in other countries, plants are like teachers that can help us and heal us. Personally, I always knew plant medicine existed in places like South America because you hear of the crazies doing Ayahuasca as an ancient practice, but I never thought it’d actually work. Yet, I gave it a try and became a crazy myself and wow! They were absolutely spot on. Yet, hemp isn’t a plant medicine like Ayahuasca, is it? Wrong! It is and I know from personal experience. So, here’s a step – by – step instruction on how you can use hemp as a plant medicine.

1. Ask your body what you need before you take hemp.

Most times, we take CBD to feel good or to heal our pain or we just want to take it because..well, who knows why! I found that asking my body what I needs helps with healing. I mean, if you are breathing so is your liver and your kidney and they probably want to hang out with this plant medicine, too. So, don’t leave your body’s opinion out – ask what your body needs..literally. Go for it – have a conversation with your internal organs! Then, take your CBD and breathe with it and just take it slow for a second. There’s no need to rush off, if you’re trying to relax or heal, right? It will be a lot stronger this way, anyways.

2. Set an intention for healing.

So, your body has life, but so does the plant because it’s the teacher, right? I mean, obviously people have trips all of the time and that doesn’t just come from something that grows in the garden. So, talk to the plant because the plant is breathing, too and it only wants to help, and don’t forget that the plant can actually hear you, which is a bit spooky, but totally true. I have found that meditating before I take CBD helps me set an intention for the plant and for my body, making everything way more beneficial. It doesn’t hurt to give it a try, too! So go for it – close your eyes.

3. Take CBD and Breathe it in.

Obviously, we aren’t going to sit all day with  unless we are extremely devoted, but we really don’t have to! It really only needs to take a minute or two. So, just try and sit with the plant for a minute or two and allow it in! Luckily, here at Dr. Ganja, all of our products are of the highest quality, so you don’t need to worry about anything when you take CBD! In fact, you may even want to try using CBD Tincture Full Spectrum Extra Strength 2500 mg CBDistillery.

It’s a great product and you can get a great deal on it using this coupon code: Heal420.

Frequently Asked Questions About CBD Oil

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Frequently Asked Questions About CBD Oil

Here at Dr.Ganja, we value your experience and your safety, so here are a few frequently asked questions that we answer to make your experience with CBD that much better!

1. What is CBD oil and does it get you high?

CBD stands for Cannibidol and is one of the many cannabinoids found within the hemp plant. The products available on Dr.Ganja will have .3 percent or less THC. At most, you will find traces of it, but that’s about it. I use CBD all of the time and I have never felt high from it, though everybody has different tolerance levels. If you want to know more about what CBD is in greater detail, go ahead and check out our blog What is CBD.

2. How do you know what CBD products are good or not good?

One thing that I can tell you for sure is that not all CBD products are created equal. Make sure you always purchase CBD products from a safe and reliable source such as Dr.Ganja. We only work with reputable, vetted and reliable brands. Before adding a brand or product we make sure to review all the products test results and make sure they have a positive online reputation. We store our CBD products in an air controlled environment. Most importantly, we pay attention to our customers feedback and reviews very carefully. If we see a product getting multiple bad reviews and negative feedback we’ll remove it. You can see a compiled list of reviews of the different CBD products sold by Dr.Ganja on the CBD Reviews page. Among the things mentioned above there are a few more internal company steps we take to make sure we get and deliver you the Dr.Ganja customers only the best CBD products.

3. How do you know how much to take?

Each individual CBD product is taken differently.In this example let’s take Lazarus Naturals 250mg tincture. Most effective is to take it under the tounge and to do 2 times a day. And see how it makes you feel……blah……

If you have questions of how much CBD to take of a specific product or condition post it on the CBD forum and we’ll give you our recommendation….

When you take CBD, whether it be CBD you want to start out small. You never know how the product will react with your body. It’s important to remember that you can always take more, but once you take a large amount, you can’t go back! Trust me on this one – a bad trip is not worth it to overdose! You’ll probably feel like your in a lost tunnel of crazy and it isn’t the funnest. I mean, unless you want to…well, good luck with that, then. So, I would recommend that you just take it slow. Give yourself a small amount and every few hours, you can re-assess how you are feeling and if you need more, you can add to it. Remember, every product has a different potency!

4. What products do you recommend?

It seems like everyone has a personal preference when it comes to CBD based products. Yet, with Dr.Ganja’s loaded experience, here are some recommended products that are good for everyone!

CBDistillery Full Spectrum Hemp CBD Oil Tincture
Lazarus Naturals Isolate Tincture
CBD Vape Pen Strawberry Lemonade CBDfx (pens available in other flavors)

Top CBD Products for Anxiety

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Top CBD Products for Anxiety

Anxiety sucks – in fact, anxiety even changes the chemistry of your brain, which changes the chemistry of you…and no one wants that! Yet, you’re probably thinking – well, anxiety can’t just be washed away with a simple pill. I totally get it.

I mean, I get anxiety just when I am walking through large crowds because it feels so overwhelming. In fact, I’m probably the anxiety queen, so you’ve come to the right place if you’re looking for some help with your anxiety. Luckily, here at Dr.Ganja, we have the perfect products that can help soothe your anxiety, giving you your life back one moment at a time. All of our products at Dr. Ganja include free shipping in the United States and if you want an even greater deal, you can type in this coupon code: heal420 for any of the below-listed products.

Here are some of our favorite products for anxiety-reducing here at Dr. Ganja:

1. Lazarus Naturals CBD Hemp High Potency Tincture 750 mg 15 ml

This product by Lazarus Naturals is a great product for anxiety and really for anyone who needs help with pain. When I used this product, I used it for pain and I found out it actually works with anxiety. Kind of awesome, right? In fact, this product has impeccable reviews and it’s actually vegan, gluten-free, and all – natural. Hence, the brand’s name Lazarus Naturals. This CBD is also stronger, so be aware of that before you take it. Yet, this is one of the best oils and it is highly recommended. So, what are you waiting for? Give it a try and relax a bit.

2. CBD Vape Pen Grand Daddy Purple 200 mg CBDistillery

Vaping was never my favorite thing, until I tried it. In fact, it even freaked me out! Yet, vaping is a great way to get immediate results when you are having anxiety or pain and this pen is a fantastic option. The CBD Vape Pen Grand Daddy Purple 200 mg CBDistillery is disposable, relaxing, has a great flavor, and is even made with MCT oil! If vaping is something you want to try out or if you love vaping, go and give this pen a try.

3. Lazarus Naturals 50 mg CBD Hemp Capsules High Potency

Sometimes, we just want to get CBD into our diet without having to take it through other methods. If this sounds like you, then give this product a try. I know I don’t always like the taste of marijuana when I take CBD, so I’m assuming you don’t either. These capsules gives great results at a decent price, which is what you probably are looking for..right? No one wants to drop their pants to purchase some high quality CBD!

4. CBD Hemp Flower

CBD Flower are great for anyone that’s looking to calm their anxiety. Here at Dr. Ganja, we now provide different strains of CBD flower. Whether you’re looking to relax or need help with your anxiety, this is the perfect product for you and it’s at a great price.

All of our products at Dr. Ganja are great products for anxiety, relaxation, and pain – relief. Don’t be afraid to try something new – that’s where you’ll find the best product for you!

​What is a Flower?

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​What is a Flower?

You may be wondering why a hemp bud is called a hemp flower. It’s weird, right? Well, even though we sometimes call it a bud, it still is a flower and in my personal opinion, it isn’t a pretty one. Maybe you have a different opinion, but our opinions shouldn’t matter too much right now.

What matters is that you understand what a hemp flower is and how you can benefit from it. So, in this blog post, I’ll let you know what you need to know about the hemp flower so you’re not too confused before you use it.

So, the first question that you probably are wondering is, what the heck is a flower? I mean, when I first handled a flower, I was so confused as to what it was that I sort of looked like an idiot when I was handling it. So, the hemp flower is just a part of the hemp plant that looks bud – like and it holds the highest amount of THC. On the bud – like flower, you will find calyxes, pistils, and trichomes, which contribute to the overall affects that the plant has on you! So, whether your flower comes in bunches or as one whole, it doesn’t matter too much. What matters for you is what the flower is and how it helps.

There are also both male and female plants. Crazy, right? If I were to think hemp had a gender, I’d probably think it was a female because of how it interacts with me, but that’s just my personal opinion. No shame to the gentlemen out there! I could see the male species being a hemp plant, too. Female and male flowers will grow completely differently, so you can see the difference. It’s no different than seeing a male over a female when you are walking down the street. Yet, how do you even use a flower? That’s probably what you actually want to know.

There are so many different ways to use flowers, but the most common way is through smoking. Depending on your desired form of smoking, you can choose and have a blast with it! I mean, come on – I am sure not going to tell you how to smoke your own specific flower! If you don’t prefer to smoke your flower, you can also make an oil with it. Personally, I’m not a huge smoker, so I know oil is definitely my preferred method of hemp. You can use the different flowers you have to make an oil in your own kitchen, and then you can use that oil for your own benefit or you can make an edible. I know I’d rather eat an edible than plain old oil – I mean, it sort of tastes gross, right?

Anyways, flowers are awesome and if you haven’t tried using one, it’s suggested that you give it a shot. Here at Dr. Ganja, we have great CBD flowers that are perfect for anyone at a discounted rate with this coupon code: Heal420. You may even want to give these products a try:

1. Pre-Rolled CBD Hemp Flower Cherry Wine Strain Blunt Grape Wrap 1 Gram
2. Pre-Rolled CBD Hemp Flower Joints 2 Pack
3. CBD Hemp Flower T1 Strain

The Dr.Ganja Definitive Guide to CBD Tinctures (And Where to Find The Best Ones)

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The Dr.Ganja Definitive Guide to CBD Tinctures (And Where to Find The Best Ones)

If you’re anything like me, your first experience upon seeing the wide variety of products on Dr.Ganja’s digital shelves might be a little overwhelming. Not only are there tons of products, all of them excellent in different ways, but they’re also insanely affordable and designed for your every CBD need!

I’ll admit, I got a little excited. But also indecisive. I was like, How do I choose which tincture is right for me? Will it get me high? How do I know if it’s working? So to spare you all the experimentation and sleuthing I did (okay, I just took a lot of tinctures) to find out what was really right for me, I’m here to give you a taste of what I found out through The Dr. Ganja Definitive Guide to Tinctures (And Where to Find The Best Ones).

Get ready, set, go.

For the Newbies

Don’t be embarrassed if you haven’t tried tinctures yet. Maybe you just prefer a different method of supplementing, and that’s perfectly fine. But don’t deny that it’s a bit confusing to figure out which dosage, and which sort of tincture, is right to start.

And don’t worry, they won’t get you high — as full-spectrum tinctures can contain only trace amounts of THC.

We recommend starting at a good, gradual pace with a pure CBD tincture such as CBDistillery 250 mg 15 ml Full Spectrum CBD Hemp Tincture so that you can gauge your body’s reactions to the supplement.

Start with a small dosage — one dropperful or less — and place under the tongue; hold it there for 30+ seconds, to let it absorb well, before swallowing.

For the Experimenters

High potency – but not too high just yet – is the way to go once you’re no longer new to the world of CBD supplementing. Lazarus Naturals CBD Hemp High Potency Tincture 750 mg 15 ml is one quick and easy route to explore the plant’s many benefits. Made from hemp, the whole plant extracts that make up this premium tincture provide a vast spectrum of cannabinoids and terpenes, complemented by healthful MCT and avocado oils.

For the Practiced Supplementer

The strongest CBD tincture Dr.Ganja has to offer, CBD Tincture Full Spectrum Extra Strength 2500 mg CBDistillery contains 83.33 mg of CBD per serving, with 30 servings to the bottle.

By now you probably know your body’s tolerance for CBD and how much it takes to hit the sweet spot, so supplement as you normally would with your typical tincture — and kudos to you.

For Sleep

Want to use CBD to help yourself sleep, but prefer to avoid vaping or eating edibles?

Dr. Ganja has just the solution for you. CBDistillery CBD Oil Tincture THC Free 250mg 30ml blends CBD from hemp with a highly curated selection of other sleep-inducing substances, including hops, chamomile, yucca root and brandy. These drops are no joke – they’ll seriously help soothe you into restful bliss.

Did we answer all your questions about how to get into tinctures? Got more? Leave them in the comments or our CBD Forum. See reviews here, and let us know what your favorite CBD tinctures are too!

We ship fast, we ship for free in U.S with amazing service — we provide all items in stock unlike others, best vetted brands, products, and are adding even more constantly.

And don’t forget to use my DrGanja promo code TAKE5 to get an extra special discount — on the entire site.

What Are CBD Tinctures and How Do They Work?

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What Are CBD Tinctures and How Do They Work?

There are so many ways to supplement with CBD. Are they all created equal? In this Dr.Ganja blog we’ll explore what CBD tinctures are, how they work, and why you should try them out if you’re seeking a reliable and easy-to-use CBD supplement.

To understand CBD tinctures, you’ll first need an understanding of where CBD comes from and how it’s made into the final product. As we already know, CBD, or a cannabinoid named cannabidiol, can help decrease inflammation, promote relaxation, and much more. It is often extracted from the hemp plant, which acts as a guarantee that CBD alone will be isolated and not THC — which is the chemical in the cannabis sativa plant that causes consumers to feel “stoned.”

First, CBD is extracted from the hemp plant using various processes. The specific method depends on the company, but an alcohol-based extraction is common. Next, it must be infused into oil, as cannabinoids are activated by fatty acids. This is done through a simple cooking process performed at low heat in order to preserve the plant’s many terpenes and other beneficial cannabinoids.

After that, the oil is blended — along with other carrier oils that can help CBD work even more efficiently and powerfully in your body — into what’s called a tincture.

Tinctures often come in bottles with a dropper or a sprayer that can be aimed directly into the mouth — just another indicator of how simple these supplements are to use. They’re best kept in a refrigerator, where they can last a long time unused.

When you dose with CBD tincture, whether it’s a larger or smaller amount, the supplement can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to create effects in your body. Although it can be tempting to double up on your dose if you don’t notice a difference right away, it’s best to wait 2 hours before you take more.

Remember earlier, when we mentioned the way certain fatty acids are necessary to activate cannabinoids like CBD? Well, that’s exactly what tincture is all about. Instead of taking in CBD through vaping, eating edibles, or smoking your supplements, tinctures work in tandem with the human endocannabinoid system, or ECS, to deposit CBD into your bloodstream. Once enough time has passed, your body can even build up a store of CBD so that there’s a constant and even amount in your bloodstream from day to day — just like when you take antibiotics or other prescription medications over a period of time.

Since CBD tincture is not psychoactive and therefore won’t get you high, there’s no one time of day that you should or should not supplement with tinctures — it’s safe and entirely up to you. Many people trying CBD like to test out different dosage times, such as right before bed or first thing in the morning, to find out what works best for them. Plus, CBD tinctures are kind to the body and unlikely to cause any harmful side effects.

Some of our favorites include:

  1. CBDistillery’s High Potency CBD Tincture
  2. Tree of Life Extra Strength CBD Tincture

Did we answer all your questions? Got more? Leave them in the comments below, and let us know what your favorite CBD tinctures are too! And don’t forget to use my special promo code TAKE5 to get an extra discount.

Best Ways To Take CBD: A Comprehensive Guide | Dr.Ganja

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Best Ways To Take CBD: A Comprehensive Guide | Dr.Ganja

Supplementing with CBD isn’t hard, but it certainly feels like leveling up when you find a brand that offers a whole range of ultra high-potency products. Nothing beats full-spectrum cannabinoids in powerful doses from a trusted provider.

Straight from the Doctor (Dr.Ganja)’s mouth, here are our favorite ways to use CBD products as a health and wellness supplement.

Along With Your Other Vitamins

Don’t add another step to your already busy daily routine. Instead, try adding CBD to your vitamin routine at any time of day.

Lazarus Naturals even makes a vegan and gluten-free capsule, which we offer at a low price, to fit nondairy and celiac needs, so just about everybody can benefit from adding a CBD capsule into a successful day. Don’t worry about meeting an order minimum, either — Dr. Ganja believes in free shipping for all domestic orders.

In Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is a truly natural triple threat, so when it’s combined with the power of hemp-based cannabis, you know you’re experiencing some of the best nutrition nature has to offer. This makes our prices for this CBD product all the more astounding.

With 50mg of CBD per teaspoon, Lazarus Naturals organic coconut oil is a great choice to cook with due to the low smoke point of coconut oil. Or, you can apply it to the skin as a healing topical.

As an Isolate

Isolates are one of the most versatile forms in which you can buy CBD. Whether you decide to add the isolate to food or drink, or vape it to enjoy its unique terpene-enhanced flavors, choosing to supplement CBD with an isolate is made easier by just how versatile this highly pure CBD form is.

You can even add CBD isolate to heated honey, then let it cool before using on food. Lazarus Naturals offers a variety of flavors and types, which we offer for the lowest price possible.

Classic RSO

A targeted blend of hemp and MCT oil is an excellent vehicle for CBD.

Dosing is ultra-easy with this high-CBD blend, which can be added to food or drink or placed simply under the tongue.

Did we answer all your questions? Got more? Leave them in the comments below, and let us know what your favorite CBD delivery methods are too! And don’t forget to use my special promo code TAKE5 to get an extra discount.

What Is Dabbing and How Do You Smoke Dabs?

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What Is Dabbing and How Do You Smoke Dabs?

There are two major kinds of dabbing and only one of them is a “trendy” dance move. The other is the process of vaporizing extremely concentrated cannabinoids. Usually people do this by measuring the concentrate/isolate onto a piece of metal called a nail. From there, you can inhale the vapor that comes out.

How Dabs Are Made

Dabs are made in a process that involves using a solvent, such as CO2 (carbon dioxide) or butane, to isolate the cannabinoids and create a product that looks and tastes good.

Typically “dabs” refers to high-THC cannabis concentrates that people get in medical or recreational cannabis dispensaries or via delivery. Other names for this type of extract could be hash, shatter, budder, BHO, wax, crumble, honeycomb or honey oil.
The goal with these is simply to get stoned, and that’s their most popular use, but dabs can also be used to take in other types of nonpsychoactive cannabis and hemp extract, such as CBD (cannabidiol), which can be used for health.

How Dabbing Feels

This cannabinoid is known for its nonintoxicating yet calming effects on anxiety and other types of disordered thinking. According to a government study performed in 2015, it was even found that CBD use can help reduce the addictive use of cannabis.

Any types of CBD isolates can be dabbed in the same way as concentrates that contain THC. People also vaporize extracts of all kinds using vape pens, or other vaporizing devices.

So there you have it. It’s pretty easy to do dabs. The biggest decision you have to make is which type of extract you’re going to go with — whether it’s an oil or another kind of isolate, you have many choices that are all available on the Dr.Ganja CBD store.
Did we answer all your questions? Got more? Leave them in the comments below, and let us know what your favorite ways to dab are too! And don’t forget to use my special promo code TAKE5 to get an extra discount.

7 Easy Ways to Make CBD a Daily Routine

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7 Easy Ways to Make CBD a Daily Routine

Research shows that CBD (cannabidiol) from hemp can help decrease inflammation, soothe pain and promote calm in the storm that’s many of our daily lives.

But if you’ve ever been the type of person to buy four kinds of vitamins at once, then wind up three years later with four unopened bottles of vitamins — you might find yourself wondering how best to easily integrate a CBD regimen into your busy day-to-day.

That’s okay. Dr.Ganja is the expert and we’re here to make things simple for you. Here are 3 of the easiest ways to make CBD part of a daily routine.

Spray It Down

CBD oil sprays might be the simplest possible way to slip a dose of cannabidiol into your day. A wealth of sprays, made by BeTru Organics, Aceso Wellness and CBD For Life, are all effective methods of delivery. Just spritz a spray or two under the tongue, hold it there and swallow, and you’re good to go.

Drop, Drop, Drop

If you prefer the chance to have a little more variety in dose, or if pressing down on a sprayer just straight up annoys you, CBD drops also come in a basic, easy-to-use dropper form. And with hemp oil drops from Endoca, of which there are a wide variety available, you also get a proprietary blend of cannabinoids, omega fatty acids, minerals and vitamins which can assist in balancing your daily diet.

Call Upon the Healing Powers of Balms

If drops and sprays weren’t easy enough, CBD also comes blended into all sorts of balms for nearly every topical need you can think of.

With formulations crafted specifically for headache relief (to be massaged into the temples), sore muscles and cracked lips therapy, you can be sure that there’s a product out there that fits your exact needs.

And even if you’re not exactly suffering from any ailments, a little beeswax CBD lip balm never hurts.

Did we answer all your questions? Got more? Leave them in the comments below, and let us know what your favorite CBD uses are! And don’t forget to use my special promo code TAKE5 to get an extra discount.

CBD Vs. THC: A Comparison

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CBD Vs. THC: A Comparison

CBD versus THC. Cannabidiol versus tetrahydrocannabinol. What’s the real difference? Turns out, quite a lot, and in fact the two compounds both complement and differ from each other in effect.

What Do THC And CBD Have In Common?

First, it’s important to understand what a cannabinoid is. Apart from the name, which suggests that they’re part of the cannabis sativa plant, what’s the deal with these?

Well, they’re compounds that interact with the human body’s endocannabinoid system — yes, we actually have a system that’s naturally designed for processing the active THC and CBD from cannabis — to make us feel “high,” decrease physical inflammation, or mediate feelings of pain — along with many other use cases for both THC and CBD. CBD can come from both cannabis and industrial hemp plants, but THC can only come from cannabis.

How CBD And THC Are Different

Though both CBD and THC can be extracted from cannabis, making up much of the plant’s chemical structure, how they’ll make you feel if you supplement with one or the other is incredibly different.

THC, which is psychoactive — meaning it changes the way that your brain is working — has effects such as sleepiness, euphoria, appetite stimulation (“the munchies”), and general relaxation. It’s suggested as a treatment for ailments like nausea, pain and stress.

Meanwhile, CBD helps to fight anxiety and depression, decrease inflammation, armor the body against neurogenerative disease, decrease seizures and improve psychotic behavior. It’s prescribed for everything from inflammation to anxiety, depression and stress, but can also help with the effects of other conditions like migraines and arthritis.

Most interesting of all is the relationship between THC and CBD. To start, THC can actually increase anxiety or promote paranoia, while CBD calms those symptoms down.

But what’s fascinating is the way that the two can work together in different ratios to ease different types of symptoms. For example, a 1:1 THC:CBD ratio (equal parts THC and CBD) is said to give therapeutic relief for many different symptoms, without too much high/euphoric effect.

If you want to avoid impairment — completely, so you can supplement and experience the benefits of CBD at any point in your daily life — full-CBD supplements are the way to go.

Did we answer all your questions? Got more? Leave them in the comments below, and let us know what your thoughts on CBD vs. THC are! And don’t forget to use my special promo code TAKE5 to get an extra discount.

​What Is Hemp and How Can We Use It?

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​What Is Hemp and How Can We Use It?

In the last few years, as the medical and recreational use of hemp has come more and more to the forefront, another discussion has been going on in the background: what is hemp and how is it different from weed?

In many ways, obviously, or else there wouldn’t be a discussion. There are a lot of things which differentiate hemp — an industrial variety of the hemp sativa plant — from its psychoactive relative. Unlike the medical/recreational type of hemp, which has effects on the mind and body, hemp is just a standard plant that’s used for commercial and industrial purposes that range from rope to clothes, food to plastics, paper and more.

To answer the biggest question out there, it doesn’t include THC, the psychoactive chemical that “gets you high.”

In the food department, hemp is the original health food. It’s commonly eaten raw, made into a fat and protein-rich liquid — hemp milk — and made into powder. Stay tuned for future hemp recipes.

Another popular way to supplement with hemp is oil — best taken on a daily basis. The uses of hemp oil are many, working particularly to slow down the skin’s aging process, improve immunity, and increase cardiovascular health. Rich in protein, omega-3 and 6 fatty acids and even insoluble fiber, hemp products are often taken or used by people practicing veganism or just seeking to boost their diet.

Here’s how hemp has been proven to help humans:

It delivers the best ratio of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Not only does that mean it can improve health by lowering cholesterol when taken internally, but hemp oil — when it’s applied to skin topically — helps skin regenerate and maintain a healthy protective layer.

For the same reasons, it can treat psoriasis and potentially slow the effects of age on skin. It can even help regulate blood sugar, which can keep your mood steadier. And lastly, hemp oil can support hormonal health, especially in women.

Are you thinking of trying hemp? Do you have a favorite product? Feel free to use my coupon code, TAKE5, for a 5% discount on the Dr.Ganja hemp store. And leave me a comment with any recommendations you have for me.

​What is CBD and How can it help you?

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​What is CBD and How can it help you?

What is CBD, and how can it help? Maybe you’ve heard a little something about the many, many benefits of CBD. After all, it’s 2017. The world is finally realizing how awesome CBD is! We’re finally talking about hemp, and its close relative hemp, and the ways that its extracts can give us a boost in day-to-day life.

And the most important thing to know is that CBD is made from industrial hemp — a plant that contains less than 0.3% THC.

So What Exactly Is CBD?

Now that we’ve got that out of the way, what exactly is CBD? Answer: it’s a compound called cannabidiol, abbreviated as CBD, that doesn’t just come with medical benefits — it also doesn’t have anything to do with the psychoactive compound THC, which gets people high. So, people can supplement with CBD without worrying about drug tests or becoming impaired in their daily lives.

So it’s non-psychoactive, legal, and totally natural. Why else are people talking about CBD so much right now? Since it’s been found to have neuroprotective and neurogenic effects, CBD can help relieve problems from inflammation, anxiety, general pain, stress, and even seizures.

But for the average person, think of CBD like a vitamin pill that you take daily. Rather than having a pronounced effect right away, like cold medicine or ibuprofen, CBD can help improve your quality of life over time through decreasing inflammation and treating uncomfortable symptoms.

The way it works is this: by activating certain receptors, CBD aids in modulating body temperature, inflammation, and feelings of pain. By helping to regulate neurotransmitters like dopamine and glutamate, CBD also aids with areas like memory, learning, cognition, motivation and motor control.

Best of all, there isn’t just one way that you can supplement with CBD. It comes in all the forms you could want, from powder to tincture to lotion or spray. You can drink CBD in beverage form, add CBD oil to your food, or — in true supplement style — take a daily capsule.

In short, CBD is the perfect all-natural boost we’ve been looking for. Have you tried it yet? What are you waiting for?

All your favorite CBD products are available on the Dr.Ganja CBD store for the best price with fast & free shipping and we offer international shipping as well.

Did we answer all your questions? Got more? Leave them in the comments below, and let us know what your favorite uses for CBD are! And don’t forget to use my special promo code TAKE5 to get an extra discount.

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