What is characteristic of a migraine?
Migraine is a disease characterized by recurrent attacks of headache with typical accompanying symptoms: nausea, vomiting, dizziness, increased sensitivity to sounds, smells, etc. It is more common in women than in men. Migraine headaches are moderate to very severe and can last from a few hours to 3 days.
If migraines are rare and do not have a significant impact on a person’s ability to work, then usually medications are prescribed only at the time of pain. If the attacks are frequent, disrupt the ability to work and are difficult to treat, it makes sense to pay attention to the prevention of migraine attacks. In recent years, many modern methods of combating migraine have appeared, which effectively prevent the development of attacks and minimize the use of drugs. But can CBD help with migraines?
How Can Cannabis Help With Migraines?
As we already know, cannabis interacts with the ECS (endocannabinoid system). The endocannabinoid system regulates the amount of cannabinoids that our body produces on its own and that bind simultaneously to the CB1 and CB2 receptors. The CB1 receptor is located in those parts of the brain and nervous tissue that are responsible for regulating pain signals. Studies have shown that when endocannabinoids activate CB1 receptors, they can block these signals, thereby suppressing pain.
How Can CBD Hemp Oil Help With Migraines?
- Hemp oil can relieve pain and reduce inflammation, and some research suggests that CBD may help treat migraines.
- A growing body of research also shows that CBD can help relieve pain, especially neurological pain associated with various medical conditions.
Low levels of endocannabinoids can lead to decreased pain tolerance. Chronically low cannabinoid levels are thought to play a role in causing hyperalgesia (impaired pain perception) in conditions such as migraine, fibromyalgia, and irritable bowel syndrome. A study on the endocannabinoid anandamide found that people with migraines had significantly less anandamide in their cerebrospinal fluid than those who did not have migraines. This could mean that low levels of endocannabinoids could be causing headaches or migraines.
The use of CBD for headaches is best discussed with your neurologist, but most physicians are willing to let the patient actively use it in their treatment. CBD is a purely natural, non-psychoactive product and you can only “win” by trying it.
What types of hemp CBD can be used for migraines?
Currently, the product range is very wide – you can take CBD oil (which we recommend taking in the morning and at any time of the day), CBD capsules (which we recommend taking at night) or CBD vaporization (especially effective for the first symptoms of a migraine).
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CBD vaporization helps the whole family fight headaches
Unfortunately, my loved ones often suffer from problems associated with headaches – including depression, … I myself have gone through such a period, and whenever I have a hint of a headache, I vaporize CBD liquid and immediately I feel better. The most interesting thing is that the head does not even begin to hurt “for real”.
And this is exactly what I recommend to everyone – my mom, my grandmother, my girlfriend – and it really works! I get only positive feedback from them.
Thanks cannabis for being you!
