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The demand for natural relief from pain has become more popular with substances such as CBD (Cannabidiol) among the most known additions to the masses, but now a new ingredient is being added: turmeric. When combined, together with CBD oil, turmeric dispenses active ingredients that could help your recovery from pain and inflammation. How you might ask? Read on to learn more about the beneficial combo that is Cannabidiol and turmeric.
THE SYNERGY OF CBD & TURMERIC
Derived from the hemp plant, CBD has gained fame, providing a potential in helping alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and improve one’s general being without any of the associated psychoactive effects found in cannabis.
On the other side of this pairing is Curcumin, a compound found in turmeric. This has strong anti-inflammatory properties and can be used as pain relief for those looking for holistic, plant-based alternatives to traditional pain-killers.
THE BENEFITS OF CBD OIL + TURMERIC
The combination of CBD and turmeric may have the potential to draw out the synergistic effects that each also carries in helping to ease anti-inflammation and pain. Here is an examination into how the two plants work together:
Anti-Inflammatory Action: CBD and turmeric together are viewed likely to act as an inhibition on inflammations by pathways not similar in the receptor sites hence it can be preferable for conditions like arthritis [1][2].
Pain Relief: The studies indicate that both CBD and curcumin can lower the perception of pain stimuli; hence, forming a good combination for natural pain relief [3][4].
Enhanced Absorption: Combining the turmeric in CBD oil may further enhance curcumin ultimate absorption since the fats traditionally present in the oil may heighten bioavailability hence usefulness of curcumin [5].
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE: CBD & TURMERIC FOR PAIN OR INFLAMMATION
CBD and turmeric studied separately to see their beneficial roles in pain and inflammation are:
CBD RELATED STUDIES
Students have found that CBD may be helpful in clearance of chronic pain and could probably control inflammation found in conditions such as multiple sclerosis and arthritis [6].
TURMERIC RELATES STUDIES
Clinical studies have found that the active nutrient component of this powerful herb called curcumin is effacious in mitigating pain and could work as an anti-inflammatory agent in different body conditions ranging from post-op smooth pain recovery to osteoarthritis.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PRODUCT
* COMING SOON *
Here at Dr. Hemp Me we are proud to announce that we soon will stock CBD Oil with Turmeric. This formula will come in the form of 30% CBD Oil as turmeric is recognised for its anti-inflammatory benefits. Our 3000mg formula is currently part of our Recovery Bundle and chosen by customers who are seeking a natural pain relief method.
No need to supplement with turmeric separately when you choose our Recovery oil, simply get the beneficial combo in one single tincture. When choosing any CBD Oil product, and for the purpose of this article, one with added turmeric, it is vital to consider quality, concentration and brand reputation.
Quality: Go for high-quality products that are lab-tested to assure purity and potency. Check for proof of laboratory test reports on the e-commerce store you choose.
Concentration: Cross-check CBD and turmeric concentration contained in the product to ascertain proper and effective dosage. High potency CBD is preferred by users for inflammation and recovery.
Reputation: Be cautious of brands that do not have good reputations or product reviews. Check a brand’s commitment to quality, value for money, openness and transparency, as well as third-party testing.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS & TESTIMONIALS
Users who have tried CBD oil and turmeric offer such anecdotal evidence of positive responses and often noting relief from symptoms of discomfort as well as an overall increase in quality of life. Obviously, stories like these are not scientific studies, but they can serve a purpose to helping one learn about the possibilities of a supplement.
Our CBD Oil 30% already receives rave reviews from customers looking for a natural option to relieve pain. We will soon be adding to this formula to boost it with add turmeric. Visit the dedicated testimonials page on our website to read why others choose our CBD Oils and CBD products in Ireland and across Europe.
MORE READING: LION’S MANE & CBD – THE HOLISTIC POWERHOUSES
HOW TO USE CBD OIL & TURMERIC IN YOUR ROUTINE
Specifically include CBD oil with turmeric in your diet and take note of the effects you experience over time. Tale a daily dose as consistency with any food or diet supplement is key to build up a supply in the body. Consistently incorporate it in your daily wellness routine for better results.
Before embarking on any new supplementation journey, particularly if you’re on regular medication, it is important to consult a trusted healthcare professional before starting out. Do your own research too and build some basic knowledge about the new additions to your diet.
BOTTOM LINE ON A PROMISING NATURAL SUPPLEMENT
CBD oil with turmeric is an innovative choice for those in search of natural alternatives to pain and inflammation management. With both seeing great promise in modern research, as well as happy historical customers, this fusion may show a powerhouse stance on improved well-being.
DISCLAIMER
CBD is sold only as a food supplement and not intended to cure or be the sole treatment of any health condition. Always consult with a health professional before adding CBD in your diet, especially under medication.
REFERENCES
- Singh, Kuldeep et al. (2023) “Emerging Therapeutic Potential of Cannabidiol (CBD) in Neurological Disorders: A Comprehensive Review.” Behavioural neurology
- Stefania, P. et al. (2018) “Anti-inflammatory Properties of Cannabidiol, a Nonpsychotropic Cannabinoid, in Experimental Allergic Contact Dermatitis.” Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
- Kou, Haiyang et al. (2023) “Effect of curcumin on rheumatoid arthritis: a systematic review and meta-analysis.” Frontiers in immunology
- Vučković, Sonja et al. (2018) “Cannabinoids and Pain: New Insights From Old Molecules.” Frontiers in pharmacology
- Hewlings, S. J., & Kalman, D. S. (2017) “Curcumin: A Review of Its Effects on Human Health“. Foods (Basel, Switzerland)
- Shoba, G et al. (1998) “Influence of piperine on the pharmacokinetics of curcumin in animals and human volunteers.” Planta medica
