Relief Pain Support CBD Soft Gels with Primrose, Turmeric & Black Seed Oil

Just like CBD (cannabidiol), CBG (cannabigerol) is one of the nutrients found in hemp extract. Think of it like vitamins in Orange Juice. OJ is well known for Vitamin C, but it also contains a lot of other Vitamins such as Vitamin A. Hemp may be well known for CBD, but it also contains CBG and other compounds that nourish our bodies. The hemp plant contains hundreds of these type of “cannabinoids”, but CBD and CBG are two of the most abundant and beneficial nutrients found in hemp.

Simply put – no. Marijuana contains concentrated amount of THC that produces the euphoric “high” that people feel when taking the drug. Hemp contains only trace amounts of THC that isn’t enough to make someone feel high.
CBD and CBG are nutrients that don’t produce a “high” when consumed, which is why the federal government legalized hemp and CBD nationally in 2018. Sometimes people do feel good when taking CBD or CBG because both nutrients can help improve your mood, support a healthy inflammatory response, and much more – just not in a psychoactive way like THC.

Long story short, CBD and CBG are both nutrients in hemp, but work differently to reduce pain in the body. Keep reading if you’d like a little more technical answer.

Continuing with the example above, Vitamin C and Vitamin A are both vitamins, but work differently in the body. Similarly, both CBD (cannabidiol) and CBG (cannabigerol) are in a class of nutrients called cannabinoids, but they also do different things in the body.
The difference in CBD and CBG comes in how they interact with a system in our bodies called the Endocannabinoid System (ECS).

CBD has an indirect effect on the ECS by increasing the amount of a molecule called Anandamide. Anandamide is important to overall health and functioning of our bodies, including supporting a healthy inflammatory response and regulating how we experience pain.

CBG, on the other hand, directly affects the ECS by fitting into receptor sites called CB1 & CB2. In relation to pain, CB1 receptor sites are found in high concentrations in brain, nerve and spinal cord tissues. Through a complicated series of interactions these CB1 receptors can help minimize our experience of pain by modulating pain signals sent to our brain.

Relief is designed to be a long term nutritional supplement for pain support. Some women may notice initial benefits after the first dose within 90 minutes. However, we recommend taking Relief daily to receive the full cumulative benefits.

Taking one softgel daily will work for most people, but for severe symptoms 2 soft gels may be taken at a time, up to 3 times per day.