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  Since becoming a caregiver, my understanding of how cannabis works in the body has changed dramatically. I used to be like everyone else, I thought about and made decisions about cannabis and the presumed effects on my body based largely on the binary model for strains—Indica and Sativa. However, I’ve been educating myself on the medical science of cannabis in general, and how and why it works within our bodies through our Endocannabinoid system in particular. Endocannabinoid System Defined. The Endocannabinoid System describes a biological system in every human being that are comprised of endogenous, lipid (fat) based, retrograde...

All ABOUT HONEY Local Massachusetts Raw Honey infused with CBD Hemp Oil. Honey, specifically raw, is considered a super-food. … Boosts immunity: Raw honey has antibacterial and antiviral properties that can help boost your immune system and fight sickness. So with the added Hemp Oil, it becomes a Super-Super-food! Honey is the natural sweet substance produced by honey bees from the nectar of plants which bees collect and transform by substance of their own, deposit, dehydrate and store in the honeycomb. Honey is the result of the co-evolution of honeybees and flowering plants. Over the course of the millennia, trees...

Can CBD Boost Your Immune System?  September 9, 2019    Learn about CBD & Hemp You’ve probably heard the term “immune health” tossed around in the health and wellness world. Typically, people use this term to describe products and habits that are supposed to help your immune system stay strong and you stay healthy. One of the newer products that people claim can boost your immune system is CBD oil. CBD oil is still a fairly new product, and we still don’t know very much about its benefits and exactly how it works. However, even with just a handful of studies...

  Dr. Andrew Colucci Doctor of Medicine (M.D. cum laude) from Boston University School of Medicine in 2012 - Dr. Colucci is currently a radiologist in MA Apr 6, 2020 5 Min Read While an estimated 20 million Americans struggle with peripheral neuropathy—a medical condition characterized by nerve damage to the peripheral nervous system, which is the communication network that exists between the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord) and the rest of the body—the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) indicates that this number is likely much higher as not all are reported and some...