CBD Oil: Much More Than Relaxation Benefits!

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Often highlighted for its relaxing virtues, CBD oil offers many other benefits for your well-being. Rich in vitamins and essential fatty acids, and also acting as an anti-inflammatory, it can target various issues across different domains, from food to cosmetics. Discover how these little drops can accompany you in your daily life.

Why is hemp the plant of tomorrow?

Although CBD oil has taken the market by storm in recent years, the use of hemp is nothing new.

Used for millennia in various fields, hemp is making a comeback in our cultures and everyday lives after a period when its exploitation and distribution were restricted. In addition to its many virtues, which we will discuss shortly, the plant is also appreciated for its multiple uses and its eco-friendly and sustainable character. Cultivated in many regions of France, it requires less watering and does not use pesticides, positioning itself as a serious alternative to cotton.

With the advantage of being usable in its entirety (leaf and stem), the plant can be utilized in the production of fibers for construction materials, textiles, publishing, food, and cosmetics.

How does CBD oil benefit the body and mind?

Industrial hemp, which is legally produced and distributed in France, has a THC content of less than 0.2%. The cannabidiol extracted from it does not produce any psychoactive effects.

The growing development of CBD oil-based products highlights the numerous virtues of this raw material. In addition to its relaxing and soothing properties, often emphasized, the oil is not limited to just that. Extracted from hemp seeds, the oil is rich in essential fatty acids (omega-3 and omega-6), proteins, as well as many vitamins (including vitamin E, which is anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, and magnesium, which plays a role in serotonin production).

Allowing for action at various levels, CBD oil can be used in different ways. It can be ingested as a dietary and nutritional supplement, in capsule form or incorporated into a recipe. In cosmetics, its moisturizing, firming, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and healing properties are appreciated, as well as its anti-aging effect and its ability to boost collagen production. Used in facial, body, and hair care products, it can also soothe chronic skin diseases. In terms of well-being, its soothing virtues for both mental health and pain, such as those related to PMS, come into play. Other components of hemp, CBDA and CBGA, also have protective virtues, particularly against winter infections.

With a variety of action domains, hemp seeds are transformed into different products: CBD oil, sprays, or capsules. Various players have emerged in France, such as Deli Hemp, whose journey you can discover here, with the aim of offering consumers effective, varied products that are certified and designed with natural and organic French agriculture.