Canadians are Embracing the Neural Protective Qualities of CBD
Tuesday, 12 February 2019
by Ashlee Galyean
A study undertaken in 2016 in Canada–a country with the highest incidence of MS worldwide–shows that, for the most part, Canadians with MS are, at the very least, open to the idea of cannabidiols. With 54.3% of participants approving of cannabis use, 33.2% remaining neutral, 19.5% of participants using cannabis, and 50.2% of the remaining
- Published in Education, Scientific Cannabinoid Research, Uncategorized
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Vaping
Friday, 25 January 2019
by Ashlee Galyean
With so many options for CBD consumption, it may make some people question why anyone would choose vaping. The answer is pretty simple: absorption happens much faster through vaping since the cannabidiol can then enter the bloodstream via the lungs rather than having to go through the digestive system. Research is also indicating that the
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids
Storage and Care of Your CBD Oil
Thursday, 13 December 2018
by Ashlee Galyean
You’ve done it. You’re diving in and finding a multitude of health benefits from your CBD. Hopefully you’re finding relief and better health from your product. But have you thought about how to keep it performing at an optimal level? The good news is, CBD never really goes bad in the sense that
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids
Using Bioavailability to Get the Most Out of Your CBD
Tuesday, 06 November 2018
by Ashlee Galyean
One question you may or may not have considered yet in regards to consuming CBD is how to get the most effect possible from your cannabidiol products. The power of the substance can be increased or diminished depending on how you take it and what other substances you take with it. There is a lot
- Published in Education
Cannabinoids More Effective in Treating Migraines Than Prescription Meds
Monday, 05 November 2018
by Ashlee Galyean
One in seven people worldwide suffers from migraines. According to The Migraine Trust, it is the third most prevalent disease in the world. And yet, very little is known about how to treat it. Those who suffer from migraines can experience episodes anywhere from two to fifteen times a month, often having to miss work
- Published in Education, Uncategorized
CBD and Coffee, Do They Mix?
Thursday, 30 August 2018
by andrea
CBD-infused coffee is becoming a trendy wellness beverage, combining the attention-boosting properties of caffeine with the calming effects of CBD. But what happens when you mix these two very different substances? Is it even a good idea? CBD is the non-psychoactive compound found in hemp, kriya and cannabis plants. Its health benefits are wide ranging,
- Published in Education, Types / Alternatives / Products
4 Differences Between CBD and THC
Thursday, 19 October 2017
by ECHO
Of the more than 100 different cannabinoids so far identified in cannabis plants like hemp, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) are the most abundant and best understood. Cannabinoids are a class of compounds unique to cannabis. Because they mimic the body’s own endocannabinoids, they are able to interact with our endocannabinoid system and alter neurotransmitter
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids
Family Friday: ECHO Families Share Stories of Cannabinoid Benefits at Boston Expo
Friday, 06 October 2017
by ECHO
For this week’s Family Friday update, we’re excited to share that a small collection of ECHO Connection Families gathered together to help spread the word about the therapeutic effects of cannabinoids like cannabidiol (CBD). Several of our families attended the 4th Annual Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition (CWCBE), which arrived in Boston, Massachusetts this
- Published in ECHO Families, Family Updates
Does CBD Oil Get You High?
Wednesday, 04 October 2017
by ECHO
One of the most common questions among those just learning about cannabidiol (CBD) and the compound’s properties and benefits is whether CBD oil can cause a high. The short answer to the question: No! CBD oil cannot get you high. Because CBD oil is extracted from cannabis plants, a common misconception is that it will
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids, Types / Alternatives / Products
How Does the Body Absorb CBD?
Tuesday, 03 October 2017
by ECHO
Scientists are regularly learning more about cannabidiol (CBD) and how it interacts with receptors throughout the body to elicit balancing and healing effects. Studies suggest that CBD may be able to minimize and even eliminate seizure activity, reduce anxiety and depression, manage pain, fight some cancers, and provide anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects that could potentially
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids, Types / Alternatives / Products
Join ECHO in Recognizing World Heart Day: 5 Tips for Heart Health
Saturday, 30 September 2017
by ECHO
Please join us at ECHO in recognizing World Heart Day, an annual international campaign meant to build awareness about heart disease and stroke prevention. Established by the World Heart Federation in 2012, World Heart Day is designed to to encourage small lifestyle changes that can make a powerful difference in the health of your cardiovascular
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids
CBD Isolate vs. Whole Plant Hemp Oil
Friday, 29 September 2017
by ECHO
Scientists and physicians are regularly learning more about the potential natural benefit properties of cannabidiol (CBD), a natural compound extracted from the common hemp plant. The non-psychoactive cannabinoid has shown that it offers patients and wellness enthusiasts an opportunity to promote balance in their systems without having to deal with the euphoric side effects of
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids, Types / Alternatives / Products
What is the Difference Between Cannabinoids and Cannabidiol?
Wednesday, 20 September 2017
by ECHO
As you set out to learn more about cannabidiol (CBD) and its properties, it’s not uncommon to find yourself confused over many of the terms related to the compound. Often times, people have a challenging time understanding how cannabidiol differs from cannabinoids, two commonly used terms that share spelling similarities and are often used interchangeably.
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids
Evidence Shows CBD Reduces Negative Long-Term Risks of THC
Monday, 18 September 2017
by ECHO
A new study has found evidence that the non-psychoactive compound cannabidiol (CBD) may protect adolescents against the long-term psychiatric risks of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary psychoactive ingredient in cannabis. Neuroscientists at Indiana University found that CBD possesses properties that protect against symptoms like impaired memory caused by THC in adolescent mice. While CBD does not
- Published in Education, Overview of Cannabinoids, Scientific Cannabinoid Research
Family Friday: Three-Year-Old Lillyann Baker Starts Pre-K
Friday, 15 September 2017
by ECHO
On today’s Family Friday, we’re excited to share that our ECHO Family member Lillyann Baker started pre-Kindergarten in Dundalk, Maryland earlier this month. Multiple news outlets, including NBC News Baltimore and WBALTV.com, were there to cover the occasion. Lillyann’s mother and teachers were excited to celebrate the milestone, as it demonstrated how far Lillyann has
- Published in ECHO Families, Family Updates