Having success with cannabis topicals

They are infused with epsom salts, cannabinoids and lavender terpenes

I have a variety of health issues that I treat with cannabis topicals. After many years of experimenting with prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines and home remedies, I’ve finally found something that works. As a plant-based remedy, cannabis avoids the harmful side-effects of more conventional options. With topicals, I don’t even need to worry about psychoactive effects. The cannabinoids interact with receptors in the skin, sending signals by way of the body’s endocannabinoids system to alleviate pain, inflammation, swelling, itching and more. After an especially hard workout, I sometimes suffer from cramps in my calves. Running, jumping rope and even cycling can bring them on. I massage a cannabis-infused ointment directly into the muscle and enjoy relief within a few minutes. For approximately twenty years, I’ve dealt with psoriasis on my elbows and knees. Nothing minimized the red, sore and itchy scales until I tried cannabis. I choose products high in CBD, and the psoriasis has all but disappeared. From too much running in sneakers that lack sufficient support, I developed plantar fasciitis. For a while, every step felt as if the bottom of my foot was tearing open from heel to toes. I’ve learned that a roll-on with equal ratios of CBD and TCH alleviates the pain. The cannabis-infused topicals include essential oils that avoid the smell of medicine. They actually smell lovely, absorb quickly and can be applied multiple times per day. One of my favorite cannabis products is bath bombs. They are infused with epsom salts, cannabinoids and lavender terpenes. Soaking in the bath is a great way to relax and relieve sore and tired muscles and joints.

 

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