Copaiba or cbd?
#copaiba Essential oil
Probably most of you are familiar with #Cbd oil and not with Copaiba oil?
Copaiba is a very good comparison but with an even more powerful effect. Where CBD contains 5 to 30% cannabinoid, Copaiba has up to 55% cannabinoid, this substance is naturally produced in our brain. Also this is with lesser sizes in Black pepper, Pink pepper and Melissa essential oils. It can provide therapeutic support without a whole zip of side effects.
Copaïba comes from a tree from South America and the oily resin is carefully tapped so that the tree does not die. It is the life juices of the Copaiba tree and can release about 40 liters per year without causing damage to the tree. The resin is also used by native residents of Brazil during their traditional health rituals. The resinous oil is used worldwide in cosmetic products and perfumes. In the US in the years 1820-1910 it was an official drug as an expectorant, was used in chronic diarrhea and against hemorrhoids. A tube of hemorrhoid ointment costs €7 to €10 euro per 30 gr and after opening should be thrown away with a month and also has a zipper of side effects in his leaflet. Scientifically it has been shown that Copaiba oil can have anti-inflammatory, antiseptic (anti-inflammatory) and stimulating, for example, your circulatory system. The oil is also often used in joints, chronic inflammations and immune disorders. The oil can be applied topically and is also taken in a self-filled capsule to use it by multiple ways to get a better and faster result. It can also give relief to your respiratory system if there are respiratory problems, because it has an antiseptic effect and takes care of your cardiovascular system by stimulating it.
Copaiba is also used as skin care to combat skin inflammations and other skin conditions. Although Copaiba does not contain psychoactive cannabinoids, there is a chance that caryophyllene protects the nerves and has benefits for the cardiovascular and immune system. To soothe your skin, mix the oil with coconut oil and dead sea salt if you have fissures, eczema, allergic reaction, psoriasis or rheumatic pain, mix the Copaiba with a fractionated coconut oil and you have a fine serum for your skin, mix it with a jojoba or a vitamin E oil you can massage your whole body with the oil. Even with insect bites, he's a boyfriend in your first aid briefcase...
