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Understanding Hemp:

We humans (that means you!) have cannabinoid receptors in our body and brain. These receptors are what Hemp extract interacts with so effortlessly.
Hemp extract tinctures and edibles activate the (cannabinoid) CB1 receptors in the Central Nervous System, which can serve the purpose of dealing with nerve-related pain.
Hemp extract topicals (creams, lotions, balms) activate the CB2 Receptors in your body (not brain) which may help in regulating pain, body temperature, and inflammation.

GENERAL INFO

U.S. Senate Votes To Legalize Hemp (06.28.18)

Discover The Medicinal Benefits of Hemp Oil

How Can You Tell if Hemp Products are Good or Bad?

WHO Report Finds No Public Health Risks Or Abuse Potential For Hemp

SKIN CARE

Hemp Has Antioxidant and Neuroprotective Properties. What Does That Mean?

Why Cannabis Creams Could Save Your Skin—And Your Sex Life –

Is Vitamin D the Next Anti-Aging Breakthrough? - Vogue

THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM

The Endocannabinoid System: A Beginner's Guide - Leaf Science

Understanding Cannabinoid Receptors: Why Cannabis Affects Humans – MassRoots