Most people in today’s age are aware of CBD oil and at least a few of its benefits. As time goes on, the list of what CBD oil can do grows longer and longer. The list of benefits when using CBD is indeed long, so let’s start with discussing how CBD oil can treat pain. In 2020, most people are aware that CBD can help with managing pain. We know that Marijuana has been used to treat pain as far back as 2900 B.C. Recent scientists have discovered that specific components (or cannabinoids) in Marijuana are responsible for its pain-relieving effects. 

The body holds a system called the ‘endocannabinoid system’. Mainly, this specialized system involves regulating multiple functions such as sleep, appetite, the immune system response and pain. The human body produced endocannabinoids. Essentially, endocannabinoids are neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors found in the nervous system.

When discussing how CBD can be used to treat pain and the studies that have already been conducted, many different studies pop up. One study performed on rats that consisted of CBD injections provided evidence that CBD influences different dimensions of the response from rats to a surgical incision.

Of course, when experiments like this are successful, we can invest more time and money into studying something further. Today, most people are familiar with the fact that some individuals have successfully treated large amounts of pain via the usage of CBD.

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