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Natural Pain Management
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Research of Hemp Plant
- 1940's. CBD (1 of 100+ phytocannabinoids present in hemp) discovered.
- 1992. Our endocannabinoid system discovered. The endocannabinoid system is an extension of the immune system (assists in healing), regulates appetite, metabolism, sleep, mood, reproduction, thermoregulation, and even pain response.
- Neuroscientists agree an endocannabinoid deficiency is involved in essentially all human disease. Restoring appropriate levels of cannabinoids (which hemp is rich in) helps to significantly reduce pain and restore health and balance.
- Hemp Plant - Scientifically verified to contain over 500 beneficial elements (100+ cannabinoids, 100+ terpenes, 20+ flavonoids, various vitamins and anti-inflammatory agents) with NO feeling of being 'buzzed' like cannabis.
- Is there anything in hemp scientists recommend removing? Answer is NO. All 500+ compounds are beneficial to our health.
- If neuroscientists claim the plant is perfect as is, and also agree that the more natural compounds preserved, the better the nutrition and results, why do CBD oil companies choose to use only 1 small part of the plant???
- Extracting CBD oil sadly results in many delicate nutritional compounds being damaged. To get the most nutrition out of broccoli, you wouldn't cook it at high temperatures for an extended time then throw away the plant and just drink the leftover water. So why would you do that with the hemp plant? It breaks the genetic code and will render a significantly inferior product.
- Imagine only being able to use 16 of the 26 letters of the alphabet. You could still communicate but it would be limited. CBD oil compared to the whole plant is exactly that. Less processing preserves more nutrition. You can feel results with CBD oil but until you try the whole plant you will never understand the difference.
- NothingButHempPaste is 100% Whole Hemp plant simmered at low temperatures with MCT oil to preserve all 500 beneficial compounds. No chemicals are needed to extract anything, with 0% waste, so the process leaves less of a carbon footprint, gives better results, and costs less.
Essential Oils/Aromatherapy
Most of us have heard "Food is medicine." or "We are what we eat." For centuries plants have been successfully used by many to reduce inflammation/pain and stimulate healing.
Science has well established the nutrition behind fruits/vegetables/spices/herbs and the potent antioxidant and anti inflammatory benefits, but there are other reasons why they are so beneficial to our health.
With the incredible advancement in infrared imagery, science has also established that all plants (like humans) vibrate at different frequencies. These plant frequencies have therapeutic effects on the body to induce various natural healing centers located in our spines (chakras) to re-balance our systems physically and emotionally after injury or illness.
- There are 7 different healing centers (chakras) along our spines and scientific imagery shows each one responds to different light and sound frequencies.
- For example, our 3rd (navel) chakra, which is directly connected with metabolism and stomach/digestive issues, responds extremely well to lemongrass, peppermint and frankincense due to the frequency at which they vibrate.
- When you inhale Lavender during yoga and deep breathing, it naturally stimulates saliva production and boosts immunity by increasing white blood cell production. Saliva contains an important Nerve Growth Factor, so this is beneficial for people with dry mouths from medications and cancer treatments and for those struggling with cognitive and memory issues.
- Frankincense and Sandalwood can be very helpful to individuals struggling with depression because their frequencies affect the crown chakra, the healing center most associated with depression.
- Frankincense and Rose essential oils are special because of their frequencies. Frankincense is one of the few oils that can elicit positive healing from all 7 chakras. Rose has the highest vibration at 320 MHz, so it is considered to be sacred.
These are just a few of the many incredible benefits of using plants to help reduce pain, inflammation, mental stress, and boost immunity too!
Reflexology/Acupressure
History of Acupressure/Reflexology
Ancient China, Egypt, Greece, Europe and Persia believed organs and tissues in the body were represented in specific areas of ears, hands and feet. Manipulating or massaging these specific areas would stimulate healing and rebalance body systems and emotions.
- In the 1950's French physician Dr. Paul Nogier became intrigued by scars he found on individuals that were successfully treated for sciatica pain. Even though the patients had all been treated in a physical location on their spines, they all had similar scars consistently in the same location on their ears.
- Dr Nogier researched using brain mapping while stimulating different parts of the ear and discovered direct correlation between brain/organs/ears. These specific areas when stimulated can encourage natural healing and pain relief.
- 1957. Brain mapping led Dr. Nogier to establish the inverted body representation of various systems on the ear. (Picture to left). This representation is still accepted and practiced today as a form of healing treatment (Auriculotherapy).
- Pain management and healing can be successfully practiced by massaging or using needles or beads in specific areas. Research consistently shows massage equally effective as needles because healing points are more like general areas due to slight differences in anatomy among individuals.
- See how you can easily learn to do reflexology from your own home on your own schedule!