Hemp for relax

For centuries, the hemp is known for its textile and industrial uses, which have often been at the forefront. Its relaxing properties is now gaining increasing recognition, thanks in particular to the cannabinoids it contains, such as CBD (cannabidiol). It is a natural ally for regaining a sense of well-being. balance often frantic pace of life.

Our bodies produce cannabinoids!

Hemp contains active compounds called cannabinoidsCBD is the most famous for its relaxing effects. non-psychotropic. Unlike THC, CBD does not cause euphoria.

CBD (cannabidiol) is a phytocannabinoid molecule derived from the hemp plant. Although controversial for a long timeWHO confirmed its safety in 2017. Numerous clinical studies around the world have revealed its therapeutic potential. It acts on the endocannabinoid of our body, which is a network of receptors. It plays a key role in balancing certain vital functions in our bodies. Cannabinoids such as CBD could help relieve certain symptoms. pain inflammation, reduce tensions calms anxiety and helps you feel more relaxed. sleep deeper and more restorative.

Hemp contains over 100 different cannabinoids. Among the best known are THC and CBD. Have you also heard of CBG and CBN? 

  • Le CBG or cannabigerol is the "first" cannabinoid to develop in cannabis, from which the other cannabinoids are derived. It is thought to have soothing and antioxidant properties.
  • Le THCIt is best known for the psychotropic effects associated with cannabis consumption. In addition to its euphoriant and relaxing properties analgesics and antiemetics (against nausea and vomiting). However, its use must be cautious because of possible side effects, such as drowsiness. In Belgium, hemp-based products containing THC are authorised as long as the concentration remains below the THC limit. legal limit of 0.3 %.
  • Le CBD is recognised for its potential anti-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory properties. relaxing. It is not psychotropic and does not alter perception or behaviour. It may also reduce some of the undesirable effects of THC, such as anxiety and paranoia.
  • Le CBNalso known as cannabinolis said to have anti-inflammatory effects and to stimulate appetite. It is also reputed to reduce anxiety and promote sleep thanks to its relaxing properties.

Have you heard of terpenes? ?

The terpenes are aromatic molecules responsible for fragrances and unique flavours of hemp. These aromatic substances don't just arouse our senses; they also play a role in the plant's supposed antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties. The most common terpenes include :

  • Myrcene A fragrance with earthy, musky notes, often associated with relaxing properties.
  • Limonene Citrus scent, known for its stimulating and anti-stress effects.
  • Pinene With a pine scent, reputed to promote concentration and energy.
  • Linalool A floral aroma, often used for its soothing effects.

A powerful synergy

These aromatic compounds also influence the activity of cannabinoids. This interaction, known as entourage effectThis new product enhances the benefits of hemp and makes its applications more diverse and effective. Terpenes thus contribute to hemp's versatility, both in terms of its aroma and its potential therapeutic properties.

Products enriched with cannabinoids and terpenes come in many forms!

In BelgiumThe law does not allow us to market and promote our CBD products as ingestibles. The law considers products food enriched with CBD as "novel foods" (novel food). We explain this concept in detail in our blog post on the different ways of consuming CBD.

The flowers

CBD oil

Sweets

Herbal teas

Why take an interest in hemp and cannabinoids? ?

🌿 Non-addictive and natural Unlike some chemical relaxants, CBD derived naturally from hemp is not addictive.

🌿 Alternatives to synthetic products Hemp and cannabinoids offer a natural alternative to conventional products, which often come with undesirable side effects.

🌿 A sustainable culture Low water consumption, soil regeneration and rapid growth: hemp is an eco-responsible plant.

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