Pain Control

CBD-for-MS-Relieving-Multiple-Sclerosis-Symptoms
26
Oct
CBD in Japan, CBD Medical Science, Pain Control

CBD for MS – Relieving Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms

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Using CBD to treat MS may not come as that much of a surprise. Research has revealed that CBD seems to interact deeply with the neurons in our brains in a positive way. As MS can wreak havoc on the nervous system, the idea of using CBD to treat MS is not farfetched. Today we will be exploring the potential of using CBD for MS in our HealthyTOKYO article on CBD, taking a look into why MS is such a complicated condition to live with and what CBD-related research has to say regarding MS.

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CBD for Parkinson's
10
Oct
CBD Articles, CBD in Japan, CBD Medical Science, Pain Control

CBD for Parkinson’s Disease: Exploring the Use of Cannabidiol and Cannabis

Posted on by HealthyTOKYO

In recent years, the beneficial properties of Cannabidiol (CBD) and Cannabis have gained significant attention in the medical community and beyond. Particularly, their potential to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson’s disease is a topic of growing intrigue. This article aims to delve into the depth of this subject, providing a comprehensive understanding of how CBD and Cannabis could be harnessed in Parkinson’s disease management. We aspire to bring forth cogent analysis, current research findings, and expert perspectives, setting the foundation for a well-informed dialogue on this crucial topic.

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CBD for pain relief
24
Aug
CBD Articles, CBD in Japan, CBD in Sports, CBD Medical Science, Pain Control

CBD Oil for Pain – Glycine Receptors and Adenosine

Posted on by HealthyTOKYO

CBD should in no way be thought of as a cure-all for pain in general. Just like you wouldn’t consider treating a cut the same way you would treat a headache, CBD oil for pain should be applied correctly.
In today’s article, we will be looking into the research on CBD oil for pain and how you might be able to use CBD effectively.

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