Thanks to its pain relieving and anti-inflammatory properties, when medical cannabis is used in massage oils, the massage therapist is able to provide a deeper and more effective massage, with less discomfort.
Evidence is beginning to show a widening spectrum of potential of benefits including, but not limited to: multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, dermatitis, and itching to headaches and cramping.
Cannabis-infused lotions, salves, oils, sprays, and other transdermal methods of relief work by binding to a network of receptors called CB2.
These CB2 receptors are found throughout the body and are activated either by cannabis compounds known as “phytocannabinoids” (e.g., THC, CBD).
Even if a topical contains active THC, it still won’t induce that “high” you’d get from smoking or ingesting cannabis. With most topicals, cannabinoids can’t breach the bloodstream; they only penetrate to the system of CB2 receptors.
Science has revealed that most of the cells in the epidermis (the keratinocytes) contain a significant amount of CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors. These receptors function like locks which can be activated or deactivated using the body’s own endocannabinoids or using the cannabinoids found in cannabis and some spice plants. Infusing cannabis in a topical cream or oil and applying it directly to the skin is a fast and effective way of triggering these locks.
Our oils have a combination of THC and CBD which have a synergistic effect. This means that together, they have a greater effect on the body than either one alone. Since there is no psycoactive effect, therefore there would be no reason not to get the greater good!
Science has revealed that most of the cells in the epidermis (the keratinocytes) contain a significant amount of CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors. These receptors function like locks which can be activated or deactivated using the body's own endocannabinoids or by using the cannabinoids found in cannabis and some spice plants. Infusing cannabis in a topical cream or oil and applying it directly to the skin is a fast and effective way of triggering these locks.
Both THC and CBD have numerous anti-inflammatory effects that can decrease pain, "mostly by preventing the release of inflammatory signals from B and T immune cells, and in animal studies have been shown to prevent the development of hyperalgesia, or abnormally increased pain signaling at the site of and injury."
CBD has also recently been shown in animal studies to speed the healing of injured connective tissue and also has numerous anti-anxiety mechanisms, which can indirectly influence pain and pain behavior.
The massage oils made by A Touch of Health, Inc. are made with 100% organically grown in house cannabis. Each batch of oils is carefully made using the finest oils of almond, avocado and apricot kernel, infused with the flowers and leaves of the amazing Cannabis plant.
Thanks to it pain relieving and anti-inflammatory properties, when medical cannabis is used in massage oils, the massage therapist is able to provide a deeper and more effective massage, with less discomfort the the area being massaged.
* MINIMUM AGE 18 YEARS
* MUST HAVE A MEDICAL MARIJUANA CERTIFICATION