Does CBD Stop Pain? How CBD Oil Affects Chronic Pain and Inflammation by Thomas DeLauer [NtG_TMEq4Lf]

Does CBD Stop Pain? How CBD Oil Affects Chronic Pain and Inflammation by Thomas DeLauer [NtG_TMEq4Lf]

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DOES CBD STOP PAIN? Inflammation is simply a response to any kind of trauma or any kind of immune event in your body, where your body needs an immune response. Okay, we have two different kinds, acute and chronic. Acute is the kind that you probably know about. When you bump your elbow, when you get a scratch or a cut, and it gets swollen. It gets swollen and red, that's simple inflammation. Then, we have chronic inflammation. It's the inflammation that's occurring in our body all the time, really. It's constantly happening. Sometimes, it's worse than other times. This has to do with the fact that our cells become actually sick and we trigger and immune response, and then it cascades into this vicious circle, where the immune system responds even more, and more, and more, yielding to chronic inflammation. Cytokines are signaling proteins that ultimately recruit inflammation to happen. Cytokines will trigger specific immune cells to release inflammation or actually even reduce inflammation, when given the right circumstances. When we get down to CBD, CBD actually modulates the cytokine production. It works on cytokine production with very specific cells though. Since we don't want to get rid of all the cytokine activity, we do want to get rid of it with specific things. So, very specific immune cells that overactive that are causing inflammation in our joints all the time or causing inflammation in our brain, they can be become reduced with the instance of CBD being in the equation, simply because now we have all the stimulation of these natural endocannabinoids to reduce that inflammation. There's one specific area of the body that reduces cytokine activity that's exceptionally important, and that's when it comes down to T helper cells. If you ever heard of T cells before, then you know that there are two kinds. There are helper cells and there are killer cells. The helper cells travel around the body and they slap a label on anything that is potentially bad. That label allows the killer T cells to come by later and designate that to be killed. Basically, has a label, and now the killer T cell goes ahead and it kills it, so they're working in tandem, a two part equation here. What CBD does is it limits the cytokine activity of these helper T cells, meaning they are not as activated in a bad way. If you have overactive T cells, T helper cells, they're going to run around your body, running rampant, slapping a label on everything, triggering inflammation and triggering killer T cells to come around and start an attack on things that don't need to be attacked. You can see how this can lead to a massive amount of chronic inflammation leading to joint pain, brain fog, digestive discomfort, all kinds of different things. What is CBD and CBD Oil? Does CBD Help Anxiety and Depression? Is CBD Effective? Does CBD Help You Sleep Better? CBD vs. THC - What is the Difference?