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cannabidiol (CBD) 75 mg – 30 caps / 2250 mg – $59.00 ($0.026/mg)
cannabidiol (CBD) 150 mg – 30 caps / 4500 mg – $75.00 ($0.017/mg)
cannabigerol (CBG) 100 mg – 30 caps / 3000 mg – $72.00 ($0.024/mg)
cannabichromene (CBC) 50 mg – 30 caps / 1500 mg – $56.00 ($0.037/mg)
cannabinol (CBN) 30 mg – 30 caps / 900 mg – $35.00 ($0.039/mg)
The Beneficial Effects of CBD
Antioxidant
The antioxidant properties of CBD are well known and due to two mechanisms: its molecular structure and its ability to induce the expression of endogenous antioxidant proteins. CBD participates in antioxidant reactions due to its aromatic electrophilic center and hydroxyl nucleophilic properties. This enables CBD itself to chelate ionic metals before these metals undergo oxidation, thus reducing the production of reactive hydroxyl radicals, which damage DNA, proteins, and lipids, leading to disease. CBD also increases gene expression of the enzymes superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase, which act to scavenge free radicals. The overall effects is to reduce inflammation and tissue damage, which plays a role in many disease states.
Endurance Exercise
Skeletal muscle can adapt to exercise, particularly slow twitch fibers. CBD increases mitochondrial biogenesis, increasing the energy production in these type 1 muscle fibers. CBD also increases the expression of three specific genes PGC-1a, CREB, and AMPK, which are associated with increase in muscle biogenesis. Biogenesis in muscle is known to be associated with enhanced exercise performance. CBD has been shown to enhance endurance exercise performance in animal models, and promotes muscle injury recovery in athletes.
Gut Microbiome
Recent studies have shown that the anti-inflammatory properties of CBD may be involved in resisting gut inflammation, leakage of the gut vascular barrier caused by dysregulation of the gut microbiome, and subsequent neuroinflammation. CBD increases Bifidobacteriaceae animalis and faecalibaculum rodentium in the gut which produce high amounts of branch chain amino acids (BCAAs) and BCAA transport pumps. BCAAs are associated with reduce fatigue and muscle damage and increased exercise capacity.
Inflammation
CBD is known to decrease activation of Tcells and reduce the release of inflammatory cytokines from activated T cells. It also acts on a nuclear receptor to regulate the transcription of pro-inflammatory proteins. CBD itself is a cyclooxygenase inhibitor, which blocks the metabolism of arachodonic acid into pro-inflammatory molecules.
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