Menopause and Full Spectrum Oil

Full Spectrum Oil and Menopause:

Menopause can cause many uncomfortable changes, including hot flashes, sleep disturbances, mood changes, and lowered bone density.

How can Full Spectrum Oil help Menopause?

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a collection of cell receptors, called cannabinoid receptors, in the brain, other organs, and tissues throughout the body.

This system plays an important role in menopause, and Full Spectrum oil effects the way that it works. This means that the Oil influence the effects of menopause on the body.

Cannabinoid receptors are involved in:

Mood regulation Function of the immune system Pain Sleep Memory Fertility and Reproduction Temperature regulation

One theory is that a poorly functioning endocannabinoid system can lead to various health conditions. By influencing the function of the endocannabinoid system, Full Spectrum Oil may help treat these conditions.

There are cannabinoid receptors throughout the female reproductive system, and the endocrine system as a whole. Menopause seems to disrupt the endocannabinoid system.

Many symptoms can be relieved by Full Spectrum Oil that includes stiffness of joints through inflammation, headaches or migraines, acne, anxiety, depression, mood, appetite, and because you start to feel better in some cases this may also improve your sex life too.

Full Spectrum Oil can help to treat the following symptoms associated with menopause:

-Osteoporosis -Depression and Anxiety -Mood Changes -Weight Gain & Diabetes -Aches & Joint Pain -Hot Flashes/flushes -Night Sweats -Sleep disturbances -Bone density -Memory loss

What is the Endocannabinoid System? (ECS)

The ECS resides in the body of all animals except insects. This 600-million-year-old messenger and receptor system is integral to the management of body balance, known as homeostasis. There is not a single function within our body that will not be influenced or controlled by the ECS. It works across all physical processes in the body, acting and reacting to both internal and external stimuli, directing, correcting, and managing overall health and well-being.

While scientists are still fully evaluating the complexity of how the ECS works and all its functions, what we do know is, the ECS plays a significant role in regulating key systems of the body whether you use cannabis or not. These systems include:

circulatory pulmonary skeletal muscular nervous

The ECS comprises three core components:

Receptors – CB (1) in the central nervous system and CB (2) in the peripheral nervous system, digestive system, and specific cells in the immune system.

Two key identified endocannabinoids: body-made cannabinoids, such as Anandamide (AEA), the bliss molecule, promoting feelings such as euphoria after exercise and 2-AG.

Enzymes – synthesizing enzymes to make endocannabinoids when required and degrading enzymes to them down when used in response to neurotransmitter stimulation.