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Helping You Succeed as a Student

CBD is short for cannabidiol.
It’s a naturally occurring compound found in hemp that interacts with the human body via the endocannabinoid system. It’s responsible for regulating sleep, our immune systems, and even our moods. We also naturally produce CBD in our bodies.

Cannabinoids like CBD interact with our CB1 & CB2 receptors.
By supplementing with
plant-based cannabinoids,
we can help our body to reduce our stresses and pains and to restore a natural state of balance.

CB1 Receptors are found primarily in the brain and through the body, where they help to regulate coordination, movement, pain, emotions, mood, thinking and appetite.

CB2 Receptors are found primarily among the immune system, where they help to manage inflammation
and muscle pain.

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NON-ADDICTIVE,
NON-PSYCHOACTIVE,
THC FREE

Our bodies can build a tolerance to chemical medications meaning that over time, your body might need more of the painkiller to get the same effect or even lead to a dependence/ addiction.

With little to no side effects, CBD is a safe plant-based remedy that doesn’t compromise on effectiveness. Rather than causing imbalances in your body
the way chemical products tend to do CBD gives back to your body, helping
it ease back into balance naturally.
 

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How CBD Works

CBD is short for cannabidiol. It’s a naturally occurring compound found in hemp that interacts with the human body via the endocannabinoid system. It’s responsible for regulating sleep, our immune systems, and even our moods. We also naturally produce CBD in our bodies.

Cannabinoids like CBD interact with our CB1 & CB2 receptors.
By supplementing with plant-based cannabinoids, we can help our body
to reduce our stresses and pains and to restore a natural state of balance.

CB1 Receptors are found primarily in the brain and through the body, where they help to regulate coordination, movement, pain, emotions, mood, thinking and appetite.

CB2 Receptors are found primarily among the immune system, where they help to manage inflammation and muscle pain.

CB1 Receptors are found primarily in the brain and through the body, where they help to regulate coordination, movement, pain, emotions, mood, thinking and appetite.

CB2 Receptors are found primarily among the immune system, where they help to manage inflammation and muscle pain.

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NON-ADDICTIVE,
NON-PSYCHOACTIVE,
THC FREE

Our bodies can build a tolerance to chemical medications meaning that over time, your body might need more of the painkiller to get the same effect
or even lead to a dependence/ addiction.

With little to no side effects, CBD is a safe plant-based remedy that doesn’t compromise on effectiveness. Rather than causing imbalances in your body
the way chemical products tend to do CBD gives back to your body, helping
it ease back into balance naturally.
 

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.

How CBD Works

CBD is short for cannabidiol. It’s a naturally occurring compound
found in hemp that interacts with the human body via the endocannabinoid system. It’s responsible for regulating sleep,
our immune systems, and even our moods. We also naturally produce
CBD in our bodies.

Cannabinoids like CBD interact with our CB1 & CB2 receptors.
By supplementing with plant-based cannabinoids, we can help our body
to reduce our stresses and pains and to restore a natural state of balance.

CB1 Receptors are found primarily in the brain and through the body, where they help to regulate coordination, movement, pain, emotions, mood, thinking and appetite.

CB2 Receptors are found primarily among the immune system, where they help to manage inflammation and muscle pain.

CB1 Receptors are found primarily in the brain and through the body, where they help to regulate coordination, movement, pain, emotions, mood, thinking and appetite.

CB2 Receptors are found primarily among the immune system, where they help to manage inflammation and muscle pain.