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What Are The Potential Benefits of CBD?

What Are The Potential Benefits of CBD?

The information provided regarding CBD is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. CBD products have not been evaluated by regulatory authorities for the treatment, diagnosis, or prevention of any disease. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before starting any new supplement or health regimen to ensure it is safe and appropriate for your specific medical conditions.


CBD - a word you will have heard a lot of in the last few years. Once shrouded in fear and obscurity, CBD is now as mainstream as most other health and wellness products. And its explosion into Western culture has been far from subtle. In 2020, the global CBD market was said to be worth 1.82 billion dollars, and it is expected that this market will grow by 21.2% before 2028.

Yes, CBD is now finally being recognised for its enormous benefits to our health and wellbeing. But what is it and why is everyone hopping on the CBD bandwagon?

What is CBD?

CBD is one of the two main ingredients found in cannabis. The other ingredient is THC. CBD is considered to be the medicinal, healing part of the plant. THC is the psychoactive part. So, when you separate CBD from THC, you can ingest it without getting high or ‘stoned’.

CBD can be used as a lotion or cream, as a tincture, an oil, a vapour liquid or in pill and edible forms. The transportation method you use depends largely on why you are using CBD. For example, if you want to use CBD to clear up bad skin, you might opt for a lotion. If you want to use CBD to calm anxiety, you might use an e-liquid to vape with or a pill. If you want to use CBD to help with chronic pain, you might use a tincture every morning. It’s totally up to you!

Why does CBD work for so many things?

CBD is known as a bit of a ‘cure all’, in that it can be administered for all sorts of physical and mental health problems. Why? The human body has CBD receptors known as CB1 and CB2. CB1 receptors are in the brain and when they interact with CBD they can help with reducing pain, anxiety, depression and other neuro functions. CB2 is found in the immune system so will help with disease prevention and healing more quickly after an illness.

What are the benefits of CBD?

We will start by talking about some of the physical benefits of using CBD.

Harvard Health and The Depression Alliance has helped to outline some of the key physical benefits of CBD, the full report can be found here and here.

  • Chronic pain. One animal study from the European Journal of Pain suggests CBD could help reduce arthritis pain and inflammation. Other research demonstrates how CBD might reduce inflammatory and neuropathic pain, which are difficult to treat.
  • It is said that CBD can help reduce the physical cravings associated with certain addictions, which is especially useful if you are looking to use CBD to move away from an addiction to nicotine (Check out our CBD range here)
  • Epilepsy. CBD took centre stage in 2015 after epilepsy campaigners sought to make CBD more accessible to those with epilepsy. Many studies have since shown that CBD can help to reduce seizures (sometimes by up to 50%), which is potentially a lifesaving treatment.
  • Parkinson's Disease: Similar to epilepsy, CBD can work on neuro pathways to help prevent the physical symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
  • Skin conditions: CBD inhibits the lipid production in skin cells, making it a promising treatment for people who suffer from acne.

Mental health benefits are also widely reported. Research is ongoing but promising in the following areas:

  • Anxiety: CBD can help reduce episodes of anxiety and induce a sense of calm and clearer thinking. Some research has also shown that CBD can interrupt ‘fear memories’ making it easier to move on from trauma.
  • Depression: CBD can help to alleviate severe depression episodes. More research is needed.
  • Panic Attacks: In the same way that CBD can help reduce the physical symptoms of epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease, it can calm the nervous system to reduce the frequency of panic attacks too.

How to Begin Using CBD

CBD is available in many forms and some people prefer some methods over others.

At JM Wholesale we can offer you many different CBD products, some of which are detailed below.

CBD Paste: This can be consumed orally or applied topically. It has a strong earthy taste and comes in small convenient containers. You won’t need much of this potent product!

CBD Solid: This can be smoked or used in your cooking. It is very potent with a high CBD concentration.

CBD wax. This wax can be applied topically to your skin but is mostly used for vaping. These are considered DIY e-liquids so you need to prepare them yourself.

CBD Vaping. Our most popular range of CBD products - CBD vaping is safe, convenient and requires no manual setup when you choose from our disposable range. Some of our favourite CBD vaping products are:

Cali Greens CBD GO 150mg CBD Disposable Vape Pen. This disposable vape pen contains 150mg hemp CBD and a multitude of flavourings for you to enjoy on the go. You can expect 300-400 puffs.

Darwin 1000mg CBD Isolate E-Liquid 10ml. A popular e-liquid, you can expect 1000mg of CBD Isolate and 0mg nicotine making it a great liquid for those searching for high potency CBD without any addictive qualities.

Darwin 150mg Broad Spectrum CBD Disposable Vape Device 600 Puffs. Broad spectrum CBD means that more of the cannabis plant is included, which is said to give the user even more medicinal benefits. Ideal for people looking to help pain or chronic health issues using CBD. This vape offers 600 puffs and is fully disposable.

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CBD is growing more and more popular by the day. It is only wise, therefore, that you have a good and reliable CBD range in your inventory. Your customers are guaranteed to enjoy the high quality CBD variety offered here at JM Wholesale. Please make an inquiry about any CBD product, whether it be a wax, an isolate or a vaping kit, and one of our team will gladly help you further.

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