Why Reliviance?
FAQ
Questions and Answers
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What is CBD?
The US National Library of Medicine says that CBD is a chemical compound from the Cannabis sativa plant.
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Tell me more about CBD, CBG and CBN
The human body possesses receptors that respond to the compounds found in cannabis.
The active compounds are called Cannabinoids and are generally recognized by their 3-letter abbreviations, like CBD, CBG and CBN. These Cannabinoids carry the therapeutic effects present in Nature’s most versatile plant.We have discovered that the beneficial effects of Cannabinoids are greatly enhanced by working in harmony. That is why our products utilize CBD, CBG and CBN. Their unique healing properties work powerfully when combined, providing a multi-layered and comprehensive course of therapy.
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Will CBD get me high?
The experienced “high” comes from a different strain of the cannabis plant, and by using the Hemp plant to cultivate our CBD, CBN and CBG, we ensure our products are 100% THC free.
CBD is the non-psychoactive portion of cannabis plants, meaning it won't have any effects like euphoria or altered consciousness. "You won't feel sedated or altered in any way," says Junella Chin DO an osteopathic physician who specializes in medical marijuana.
Cannabinoids are heart healthy, all natural and have no known negative side effects.
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Do you have third party testing?
Yes. Reliviance products are third party tested for quality assurance to contain the amount of CBD stated on the label.
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What are the common uses for CBD?
Pain relief, calming anxiety, restful sleep, and reducing inflammation.
By now, most healing practitioners are familiar with and incorporating CBD into their curative formulas. CBD, short for Cannabidiol, is the second most common of the active ingredients in the cannabis plant. CBD is uniquely suited for therapy and healing due to its broad range of beneficial effects. Commonly, CBD is used for treating anxiety, pain-relief, and reducing inflammation.
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How does CBD provide relief?
The endocannabinoid system in an individual’s body is equipped with cannabis receptors. The two major receptors are CB1 and CB2.
CB1 receptors are found mainly in the brain and are accountable for body movement, pain perception, emotions, thought, mood, appetite, memory and other processes.
CB2 receptors are mostly found in the immune system. Pain and inflammation are influenced by these receptors.
CBD does not bind to either receptor directly, it encourages the body to utilize more of its own cannabinoids to regulate the body functions.