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Living with Parkinson’s comes with daily challenges, from muscle stiffness and tremors to sleep disturbances and discomfort. But could nature hold a key to relief? Emerging research suggests that cannabinoids—especially CBG, CBN, and full-spectrum extracts—may offer neuroprotective benefits, help ease dyskinesia and even promote better sleep. Topical cannabinoid products might also provide targeted relief for muscle tension and discomfort. With studies showing promising results, it’s time to explore whether these plant-based compounds could make a real difference. Read on to uncover the science behind cannabinoids and their potential role in Parkinson’s care
“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will instruct his patient in the care of the human frame, diet, and the cause and prevention of disease.”
-Thomas Edison
We were meant to heal naturally. But first, we have to unlearn what we were programmed to believe.
Today’s blog will focus on the endocannabinoid system and its mechanism as a bridge between the bacteria and the body itself – especially in the relay to communication with the brain – a subject that has received a distinct lack of attention outside of scientific journals.
As in any system, imbalance causes problems. Humans need a steady stream of bacteria to maintain a healthy gut microbiome, these bacteria help break down the foods we eat and allow nutrients to be readily absorbed in the digestive tract. Other mitigating factors that influence the microbiome are exercise, diet, pharmaceuticals, and the consumption of cannabis or hemp.
We will let you guess which of these factors will result in a healthy gut biome vs. one considered imbalanced, or impaired.
