Hemp has become somewhat of a hot topic in recent times. Much of the excitement surrounding it stems from the many health and wellness benefits associated with it. In particular, the supposed ability of hemp to soothe pain has helped it gain immense popularity. If you struggle with managing pain in your day to day life, you might be curious if hemp is really worth all the hype. Can hemp actually help reduce your pain? Keep reading to find out more about hemp and how it can be used to treat pain.

What is Hemp?

Hemp refers to Cannabis sativa plants that contain 0.3 percent or less THC. These trace amounts of THC are what differentiates hemp from marijuana. Marijuana contains large amounts of THC and thus produces a “high” effect among users while hemp contains barely any THC and is entirely non-psychoactive as a result.

Hemp has been said to do a variety of things from calming anxiety to encouraging quality sleep. In this article however, we’ll be focusing on the ways it which hemp can work to mitigate pain.

Hemp for Pain Relief

Hemp can impact several biological processes within the body related to reducing pain. It is estimated that hemp has the ability to:

• Work as an antioxidant
• Work as an analgesic
• Subdue inflammation
• Soothe anxiety that can be associated with those struggling with chronic pain.

Finding the Right Product

If you’re interested in further exploring hemp as a pain-relief option, then you may be wondering what type of product you should check out. Well, there are lots of different types of hemp products such as cream, oils, and sprays. Our previous article can help you learn about topical vs. oral hemp treatments so that you can determine which product is best suited to your needs.

After that, it’s all about experimentation. Try picking out a hemp product and following the listed instructions to incorporate it into your routine. You can browse our online store at Silver Rain today to find what works for you. Enjoy!

*Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.