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		<title>Can CBD help ease Opioid Detoxing? A New Study says YES.</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[If you are familiar with the benefits of CBD as a plant-based medicine, you likely aware of the power to reduce inflammation, relieve chronic pain, help sleep, lower anxiety, and even get your dog to stop barking so much when you leave the house. Well this miracle plant that works off your body’s natural endocannabinoid [...]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are familiar with the benefits of CBD as a plant-based medicine, you likely aware of the power to reduce inflammation, relieve chronic pain, help sleep, lower anxiety, and even get your dog to stop barking so much when you leave the house. Well this miracle plant that works off your body’s natural endocannabinoid system can add a new medicinal benefit to the very long list of conditions it can help.</p>
<p><i>A study was recently released from the American Journal of Psychiatry, that suggests proper doses of CBD can relieve stress and anxiety that is often the trigger of relapse in addiction. </i></p>
<p>It has been well documented in recent studies that working off the power of the body’s endocannabinoid system, CBD has the ability to bring the body to homeostasis(a state of  chemical equilibrium), leading to impressive results of reducing anxiety, boosting moods, and calming inflammation. A documentation of proving more and more results of lowering anxiety and cortisol (the body’s stress chemical)  and boosting serotonin (the body’s happiness chemical) researchers wanted to take it a step further to see how this may work for addicts detoxing off prescription drugs. Our country is facing a detrimental problem with opioid and heroin addiction. Both of these drugs, intensely addicting, are extremely challenging to kick because of the likelihood for users to relapse to due cravings triggered by stress and anxiety. “The intense craving is what drives drug use,” said Yasmin Hurd, the lead researcher on the newly released study and director of the Addiction Institute of Mount Sinai.  “If we can dampen that [craving], that can greatly reduce the chance of relapse and overdose risk.”</p>
<p>In the midst of a public health epidemic, the only current treatment for opioid addicts, is more medication; methadone and buprenorphine. These drugs have saved many lives, but there is still a large gap in accessibility, as they are prescription medications. With the hope to find alternative solutions, more holistic and natural, researchers turned to CBD.</p>
<p><strong>The Study:</strong></p>
<p>Hurd, choose participants of the study who had stopped using heroin, but were still vulnerable to relapse. Half of the participants were given medical grade CBD and the other half a placebo in as a double blind study, meaning neither the participants nor researchers knew who received which treatment. Participants were tested by watching videos of people using drugs and other drug-related images that would likely trigger a cravings and stress. During the treatment, participants were monitored for positive and negative affect, cognition, and physiological status.</p>
<p>The Results:</p>
<p>Participants that had been given the placebo reacted strongly to the situation. Heart rates went up, and high levels cortisol were measured. Those who had been given the CBD had a different experience. “Those who received the CBD, they showed a reduction of their craving and they also showed a reduction of their anxiety,” says Hurd.</p>
<p><strong>Our Take:</strong></p>
<p>As CBD continues to prove to be a medicine that can treat a variety of ailments, disease and sickness, it is important to consider factors such a dosage, grade, other medications, and strength of the CBD. At A Healthy Solution we make sure that every client is consulted and dosed through our Registered Nurse to receive the best experience with this medicinal healing. Something to note is that the CBD used in the study was a high dose, pharmaceutical grade, pure form of the compound.  This type of product isn&#8217;t available at medical dispensaries at this time. Currently, AHS does have a program that we use CBD product in line with the products of this study. To learn more about our detox program please contact Lorraine.</p>
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		<title>CBD Suppository</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Apr 2019 21:44:19 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[CBD Suppository As the market for CBD continues to boom, there is an expansion in different delivery methods our body can heal and process CBD. An often forgotten or “overlooked” (maybe because it deals with some private matters) intake are CBD suppositories. There is nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about CBD intake through some [...]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em>CBD Suppository</em></p>
<p>As the market for CBD continues to boom, there is an expansion in different delivery methods our body can heal and process CBD. An often forgotten or “overlooked” (maybe because it deals with some private matters) intake are CBD suppositories. There is nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about CBD intake through some of the places “the sun don’t shine”. I mean, we get it, it is easier to talk about the few drops of CBD you swallow in the morning rather than inserting it in some private orifices. But all awkwardness aside, suppositories are one of the most powerful ways we metabolize this plant-based medicine.</p>
<p><em>Delivery Method</em></p>
<p>So first let’s talk about why CBD was created in suppository form. Suppository intake provide high bio-availability. Bio-availability is the level of nutrients that are properly absorbed into your blood. High bio-availability means you are reaping the most nutrients from the CBD, <em>aka the most bang for your buck</em>! The mucous membranes within the rectum and vaginal cavity are highly sensitive and porous. This direct contact allows the CBD to quickly hop onto our body’s transportation and distribution pathway and run course throughout the systems. In contrast, taking CBD sublingually, although still very effective, has to pass through the liver where some of the potency is lost. As consumers, often the first question we ask is “How strong is it” or “How many mg’s of CBD”. Along with these questions, it is important to also choose a delivery method that would be most effective.</p>
<p>Suppositories are the second quickest intake (behind vaping). The average consumer will notice relief within 10-15 minutes, with effects lasting between 6-8 hours. This fast absorption through inter-cellular walls allows it to quickly communicate giving an “analgesic” effect to relieve pain and irritation to nearby organs: ovaries, testicles, stomach, colon, and pancreas.</p>
<p><em>Who should take it?</em></p>
<p>As women, our journey through life is gifted with many different processes of nature… one of them being menstrual cycles. A natural and beautiful process of shedding, that sometimes, more often than not, leaves us with painful cramps or uterus and pelvic pains. CBD suppositories inserted vaginally are incredibly healing to those who suffer from menstrual pain, pelvic inflammation, bowel inflammation, postpartum pain, endometriosis, or vaginal dryness. Not limited to specifically women, this insertion also aids in relief of hemorrhoids and bowel inflammation when inserted rectally.</p>
<p>Another common ailment showing positive feedback with CBD suppositories are clients undergoing chemotherapy who have difficulty holding down substances due to extreme nausea. Individuals who have suffered from a stroke, or have diseases such as Parkinson’s, ALS, or MS that may have difficulty with the muscular movement of oral intake are great candidates for this delivery route. End of life or palliative care often find suppository as an effective delivery method. Suppositories can also be ideal for clients who have to undergo surgery and are not permitted to eat before or after an operation takes place.</p>
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<p><em>So How do I do it? </em></p>
<p>The biggest question, how do I do it? To start, suppository should always be refrigerated, is it important they are firm when inserting. For rectal insertion, it is best to lie down sideways, pull knees up to your chest, and use index finger to slide the pointed end in first. After, to avoid slipping out, clench your buttock muscles for a few seconds. Stay laying down for 2-3 minutes. Note, is it  possible to for mild leakage, so it is best to do before bed or when you will be lying down for extended time. Vaginally insertion works similar to tampon insertion.</p>
<p>For further questions, or concerns our staff is more than happy to help you find the best CBD wellness routine for you!</p>
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