CBD: A Natural Alternative For Seizures and Epilepsy
CBD downregulates the enzymes associated with the induction of epilepsy by binding to both the transient potential Vanilloid 1 TRPV1 and 5HT1-2A receptors, thus inhibit their action. This inhibition reduces the overall neuronal excitability which helps in reducing symptoms associated with seizures. More info at: https://onlinemedicalcard.wordpress.com/2018/08/06/cbd-a-natural-alternative-for-seizures-and-epilepsy/
CBD downregulates the enzymes associated with the induction of epilepsy by binding to both the transient potential Vanilloid 1 TRPV1 and 5HT1-2A receptors, thus inhibit their action. This inhibition reduces the overall neuronal excitability which helps in reducing symptoms associated with seizures. More info at: https://onlinemedicalcard.wordpress.com/2018/08/06/cbd-a-natural-alternative-for-seizures-and-epilepsy/
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<strong>CBD</strong>: A <strong>Natural</strong><br />
<strong>Alternative</strong> <strong>For</strong><br />
<strong>Seizures</strong> And <strong>Epilepsy</strong><br />
BY: ONLINE MEDICAL CARD
The US Health Regulators<br />
have approved its first cannabisbased<br />
drug, EPIDIOLEX, for two rare<br />
forms of <strong>Epilepsy</strong>.<br />
EPIDIOLEX is a prescription drug of<br />
highly purified marijuana- derived<br />
Cannabidiol (<strong>CBD</strong>) for seizures<br />
associated with Lennox- Gastaut<br />
Syndrome <strong>and</strong> Dravet Syndrome in<br />
patients two years of age <strong>and</strong> older.<br />
EPILEPSY: A BRIEF REVIEW<br />
<strong>Epilepsy</strong> is the fourth most common<br />
neurological disorder that affects<br />
people of all ages. It is a chronic<br />
disorder with unprovoked seizures.<br />
Seizure is the abnormal discharging<br />
of brain’s nerve cells which affects<br />
the motor <strong>and</strong> sensory functions.
What are the main risk factors<br />
associated with <strong>Epilepsy</strong>?<br />
• H E R E D I T A R Y<br />
• H E A D T R A U M A<br />
• B R A I N C O N D I T I O N S<br />
• P R E N A T A L I N J U R Y<br />
• D E V E L O P M E N T A L D I S O R D E R S<br />
• I N F E C T I O U S D I S E A S E S
<strong>CBD</strong> : THE WONDER<br />
MOLECULE<br />
<strong>CBD</strong> is one of the most prevalent cannabinoids<br />
present in the cannabis plant.<br />
<strong>CBD</strong> shows natural protection against the action of<br />
THC on CB1 receptors, thus helps in muting the<br />
psychoactive effects of THC.
HOW <strong>CBD</strong> HELPS IN MANAGING EPILEPSY<br />
Potent properties of <strong>CBD</strong> that help in alleviating<br />
symptoms of <strong>Epilepsy</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Seizures</strong> include:<br />
A N T I C O N V U L S A N T<br />
A N T I - I N F L A M M A T O R Y<br />
A N T I O X I D A N T
MODE OF ACTION<br />
<strong>CBD</strong> downregulates the enzymes associated<br />
with the induction of epilepsy by binding to<br />
both the transient potential Vanilloid 1 TRPV1<br />
<strong>and</strong> 5HT1-2A receptors, thus inhibit their<br />
action. This inhibition reduces the overall<br />
neuronal excitability which helps in reducing<br />
symptoms associated with seizures.<br />
RESEARCH-BASED STATISTICS<br />
• <strong>CBD</strong> shows around 84% improvement of<br />
seizures.<br />
• It has been reported to reduce approximately<br />
60% seizure episodes.<br />
• <strong>CBD</strong> protects the hippocampal region in the<br />
brain from explosive electrical firing.<br />
• Almost 36.5% reduction has been seen in<br />
motor seizures.<br />
Why wait for any miracle to help you deal with<br />
this condition when you can have an incredible<br />
molecule known as <strong>CBD</strong>. `<br />
Just apply to our online portal, Online Medical<br />
Card, <strong>and</strong> get your medical recommendation<br />
instantly without any hassle. <strong>For</strong> more<br />
information, write to us in the comment<br />
section.
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