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 Pet Owner Education CBD Oil for Arthritis Our pets are living longer lives, thanks to advances in veterinary medicine. However, with old age comes certain chronic issues, such as arthritis.   Arthritis is a degenerative joint disease that caus es: Pain Swelling Stiffness Reduced mobility Both cats and dogs can develop arthritis. Your pet may have arthritis if you notice the following behavior: Trouble getting up after laying down Limping Difficulty jumping Acting grumpy Licking or biting at their legs Pain in cats is generally more difficult to spot than pain in dogs. When cats have arthritis, they simply become less active than they once were. Pet owners often attribute this decreased activity to old age, but it can be a sign of chronic diseases, such as arthritis. While there is currently no cure for arthritis, there are different treatment options to relieve your pet’s pain. The most commonly prescribed treatment of arthritis in pets are NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflamma...

  Delta 8 THC What’s the Buzz? The Cannabis plant includes over 100 cannabinoids that affect our bodies and minds. As widespread approval of cannabis grows, so does our knowledge of its benefits. Currently, Delta 8 is joining THC and CBD as one of the world's most popular cannabinoids. As a leader within the legal cannabis industry, Hemp Living USA is proud to announce our new line of Delta 8 cartridges & gummies , as well as to share some critical information about Delta 8. The lack of regulations around Delta 8 is likely because it naturally appears in low concentrations within cannabis flowers. Consequently, the impact of Delta 8 is minimal when using the entire cannabis plant. However, technological innovations are allowing more people to feel the full potential of Delta 8. Delta 8 THC Laws and Regulations Like CBD, Delta 8 remains legal at the federal level, provided that it’s derived from hemp. This means that legal Delta 8 must come from cannabis plants deemed to be...

  How Cannabis Oil Helps with Cancer Treatment and Kills Cancer Cells? A cancer survivor native, [name concealed due to privacy], from British Columbia has a story that most people cannot imagine. In May 2007, the patient had a heart attack and afterward a double bypass surgery. As a result of the surgery, she experienced chronic pain from a maligned sternum and post-sternotomy neuralgia syndrome. The patient constantly took pain killers to try to ease the pain, but nothing seemed to work. Cannabis oil is a thick, sticky substance composed of cannabinoids, such as THC and CBD, which is obtained from cannabis flowers using a solvent extraction procedure. It is the most concentrated form of cannabis products, which makes cannabis oil the most powerful. The oil can be vaporized into the lungs, ingested orally, applied topically or used as a suppository. It can also be mixed with creams or salves for beauty treatments, and other external uses. Every person’s body has cells. Certain cel...

Does CBD Mix with Prescription Medications? Does CBD Mix with Prescription Medications? Under normal use, cannabidiol (CBD) has few side effects. However, like any drug, it has to be metabolized by your body. This can cause problems with enzyme availability, leading to increased side effects and decreased effectiveness of many prescription medications. Here’s what you need to know to make sure your CBD regimen is compatible with your prescription medications. How Drugs are Metabolized Drugs don’t enter and exit your body directly. Instead, they must be metabolized by your digestive system and liver. A family of over 50 enzymes called Cytochrome P-450 (CYP450) break down substances into forms that can be eliminated from your body. The enzymes work in two ways. When the drug first enters your system, the enzymes make a “first pass,” breaking down part of the initial dose. The remaining drug is “bio-available.” Dosages are adjusted to make sure there is enough bioavailable medicine in you...

  Pet Owner Education CBD Oil for Nausea Nausea is a common problem in dogs and cats and is one of the more common reasons pets are brought into the veterinarian’s office. Nausea is most commonly manifested by vomiting, but   a dog or cat can also be nauseous if they are: i)Drooling ii)Shaking iii)Licking their lips iv)Acting anxious v)Lethargic vi)Refusing to eat Nausea can be a sudden, short-lived episode, or an indication of a chronic issue. When a pet has a sudden onset of nausea, there are many possible causes. They may have eaten something that irritated their gastrointestinal system (such as an irritant, toxin, or a foreign object). They could also have: i)A viral, bacterial, or parasitic infection ii)Motion sickness iii)Side effects to certain prescription drugs iv)A reaction to a sudden change in diet v)Long term nausea can also have multiple causes. Pets can experience extended periods of nausea and vomiting with: vi)Allergies vii)Pancreatitis viii)Kidney diseaseLive...

  What is CBG Uses & Benefits? CBG or  cannabigerol , a non-psychoactive cannabinoid, is a natural precursor to all other cannabinoids. CBG is a minor cannabinoid, mainly because it occurs in low concentration in a harvested cannabis plant. Despite its naturally-low concentrations, it is an incredible medicinal cannabinoid used to treat many health conditions.  CBG: What is it? CBG is short for Cannabigerol and is known as “the mother of all cannabinoids” as it is the building block of the popular cannabis compounds such as CBD & THC. CBG starts out as CBG-A, an acidic form of CBG, which occurs naturally in hemp and cannabis plants. When exposed to heat (the sun, for example) CBG-A morphs into other variants of cannabinoids like CBD, THC, CBG, and CBC.   How is CBG Made? CBG is naturally found in a very small amount (usually less than 1%) of a harvested cannabis plant which makes it quite difficult to produce. Because CBG is a “building block” of other c...