CBD – CBD is a compound in Cannabis that has medical effects but does not make people feel “stoned” and actually counters some of the effects of THC. CBD can be purchased legally in all 50 states without a Medical Cannabis Card.

Endocannabinoid (ECS) system – The Endocannabinoid System is the homeostasis or balancing system for all our other bodily systems.  The Endocannabinoid System is the largest receptor signaling system within the human body the ECS consists of receptors, such as CBR1 and CBR2 which are located throughout the body.  Humans naturally produce Endocannabinoid including Anandamide and 2-AG.  These endocannabinoids fit like “keys” in the endocannabinoid receptor “lock” and facilitates systematic balance within our body.  What happens if the body stops producing the Endocannabinoids needed to maintain balance? Then we need to supplement the body to help it work better.  Cannabinoids (CBD) is the perfect supplement for Endocannabinoid Deficiency

 

Patient Care Services – Manager of Patient Care Victoria Bruce

• • Nurse consulting for patients

  • Physician to nurse consulting regarding patient care plan specific to cannabis

  • Endocannabinoid system training

  • Safely administering cannabis medications and CBD teaching

** All above services free of charge**

 

CBD Products

• • CBD Full Spectrum Oil

  • CBD Isolate Oil

  • CBD Edibles

  • Pet Care

  • Salves

  • Skin Care

  • Vape and Smokable Products

 

THC vs. CBD

THC will get you high (assuming you consume enough of it) and CBD will not.

 

Definitions 

CBD Pure Isolate – this is the purest form of CBD tested at 99%.

CBD Full Spectrum – Full spectrum is a whole plant extract which includes CBD, other beneficial cannabinoids, plants flavonoids, sterols, omega fats, and lipids. The CBD concentration is between 60-90% depending on many variables.

Terpenes – these are found in all organic plant forms and they are the building blocks for determining the smell or taste of the plant.