#5: It's a Hemp Thing

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pain. Hemp seeds contain arginine,
an amino acid, that produces
nitric acid, which ultimately
helps to reduce your risk of heart
disease. Hemp seeds are quickly
being recognized as beneficial for
premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
GLA produces prostaglandin E1
to reduce the adverse effects of
the hormone prolactin, which is
responsible for causing symptoms
of pain. GLA can help to ease the
physical and emotional symptoms
digestive health. By cultivating
a healthy digestive system, these
fibers help manage symptoms of
high cholesterol and strengthen
probiotics for total immune health.
HIGH DOSES OF VITAMINS AND
MINERALS
A wealth of phytonutrients
are contained in hemp seeds,
making these the ideal avenue for
receiving your necessary vitamins
and minerals. Among some of
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Hemp seeds contain all nine essential amino acids
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GOOD FOR DIGESTIVE HEALTH
Hemp seeds contain both soluble
and insoluble fibers, that encourage
healthy bowel movements and overall
the most occurring minerals are
calcium, iron, phosphorus and zinc.
Vitamins run the gamut with at
least seven appearing in different
concentrations, including vitamin
A and vitamin B12. This strong
phytocomplex allows for consumers
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The answer is: None. There is no difference between the CBD in hemp or the CBD in
cannabis. Hemp is cannabis.
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