Skin Care

How to Make a CBD Home Remedy Kit - and Why You Should

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Here are detailed instructions for creating a do-it-yourself Cannabis Home Medicine Kit which includes recipes for several tinctures, salve, and a cream.

Recipe for CBD Anti-Itch Cream

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This CBD cream helps sooth itchy skin by utilizing CBD’s anti-inflammatory properties. CBD has been shown to help heal minor skin wounds and soothe various types of dermatitis, including eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, bug bites, and poison oak.

Recipe for CBD & Mānuka Antibiotic Salve

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Both CBD and Mānuka honey are a potent allies against bacterial infections. This antibiotic CBD salve can help heal minor wounds and help keep away infection.

Recipe for CBD Topical Base Oil

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Interested in making your own CBD topicals? This CBD base oil recipe makes enough for all three topical preparations, with plenty left over.

Can CBD Help Your Complexion?

Is there anything substantive behind all the hype? Can CBD really protect, heal and restore the skin? What, if anything, does the science say about all this?

How to Make a CBD Topical for Healthy Skin

Given CBD’s potent antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-bacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties, it’s a perfect ingredient to add to a natural skin oil preparation. Learn how to make yours.

BUG OFF! A True Story About CBD & MRSA

As you gaze upon these words, dear reader, a horde of alien marauders are ransacking all corners of the globe, chewing through the latest pharmaceutical defenses and leaving behind a gruesome trail of dead and weakened victims. According to a recent report by the World Health Organization (WHO), ferocious tribes of bacteria, parasites, viruses and fungi are on the rampage, and some are proving virtually invincible to the so-called “last resort” antibiotics.

Cannabis Roots: From Traditional Medicine to Modern Science

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It has long been known that resinous cannabis flower tops are well endowed with medicinal components. But that’s not the only part of the plant that has been used for therapeutic purposes. Cannabis roots have also provided relief for various ailments in traditional cultures.