GOLDEN GLOW CBD | WELLNESS CENTER

Golden glow CBD is a family-owned business that specializes in holistic healing and education of the endogenous cannabinoid system. by working with a USA-based hemp farm and lab we have created a natural remedy to decrease or relieve abnormal body functions. CBD oil by golden glow CBD has especially been created by the highest standards of extraction and formulation. we plan to heal the world through the use of our oil to feed our cannabinoid deficient receptors in order to create a healthier human being.

Helps to Regulate Functions Such as Sleep, Immune Response, and Pain

CBD stands for cannabidiol, an active ingredient derived from the cannabis Sativa plant that “does not cause a ‘high’” on its own, according to a 2018 article posted on Harvard Medical School’s Harvard Health Publishing site. ​Of the over 100 biologically active chemical compounds in marijuana, CBD is one of the most commonly found in the plant, second only to delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). ​It’s thought to affect our cell- signaling system (the endocannabinoid system), which helps to regulate functions such as sleep, immune response, and pain. This explains CBD’s potentially wide-ranging application.

CBD Has Helped Patients Find Balance

CBD is one of the cannabis plant’s two most abundant compounds – the other being THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). Hemp refers to cannabis plants, which – containing less than 0.2-3% THC – can be grown legally. Marijuana, on the other hand, contains more THC. THC has more pronounced psychoactive effects (produces a high) and is classified as an illegal substance. ​Unlike THC, cannabidiol won’t cause any kind of high, whether it’s extracted from hemp or marijuana (two types of cannabis Sativa plants). ​So, while CBD can be found in marijuana, ingesting it certainly wouldn’t make you feel the same way marijuana would. Dr. Akash Bajaj, M.D., MPH, has found in his pain clinic practice that CBD has helped his patients find balance. He told Teen Vogue magazine “In medicine, we tend to segment sleep, stress, anxiety, and other symptoms separately, but in reality, they are all tied together. If I have a patient in chronic pain, they will not sleep well, which will lead to higher stress and anxiety levels the next day."