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How To Get A Handle On Stress When It Feels Like The World Is Falling Apart

You must’ve used and heard the phrase “” a million times in the last few weeks. And, with the keys to our freedom — and an end to life on lockdown — seeming to be a constantly moving target, we’re pretty sure you’re about to use it quite a bit in the coming weeks. Fret not, a heightened sense of anxiety is completely normal and totally acceptable, especially during these uncertain times. Since we aren’t in the business of sugar-coating things, we’ll be the first to say that our stress levels could easily be provoked, even before lockdown. Makes one wonder what stress is and why it exists…

Well, is how your brain and body react to any type of challenge; be it work, a school exam, a traumatic event, significant life change or the current global health crisis.

Are you feeling stressed?

If you haven’t been able to stop a series of negative thoughts or if you constantly feel your heart racing, it’s time to pay attention. The physical expressions of stress include a faster pulse, increased breathing rate and tense muscles. While stress can motivate you to do your best, long-term chronic stress can be debilitating. Symptoms may include headaches, sleeplessness, sadness, anger or irritability. Over time, stress may cause serious health problems like heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes or mental disorders such as depression. [1]

Get a handle on it

The key is to find a way to manage or treat stress before it takes over your life and well-being. Around the world, more and more people are waking up to the pharmacological benefits of cannabidiol, commonly referred to as CBD. CBD is a compound found in the cannabis plant which researchers have been studying for potential therapeutic use. [2]

Separating myths from science

What they’ve found has been life-changing for many: CBD has been shown to provide relief to those experiencing stress symptoms such as anxiety, muscular tension, restlessness, fatigue and poor concentration. [3] Better still: CBD may relieve stress without slowing down your psychomotor responses or altering moods [4], and for those concerned about how it will affect your sleep or daily tasks… CBD is suitable for daytime use. [5] 

With countless cannabis myths and legends now being backed by science, Adcock Ingram (Pty) Ltd, a leading pharmaceutical company, is pleased to announce the launch of its flagship cannabis-based, range — ADCO CBD, in South Africa.

The range includes:

  • ADCO CBD STRESS, and
  • ADCO CBD PAIN

The ADCO CBD range of products has been formulated using cannabidiol isolate [6], processed from the cannabis raw plant, in line with the recent Government Gazette which permits CBD preparations to contain a maximum daily dose of 20 mg CBD. [7] Products are laboratory tested, quality controlled, and do not contain sugar or tartrazine.

Trusted, reliable, reputable ADCO CBD products are now available from Clicks, Dis-Chem and independent pharmacies. ADCO CBD PAIN is available in drops (15 ml and 30 ml), capsule and gel format, and ADCO CBD STRESS is available in drops (15 ml and 30 ml) and capsule format. For more information join the conversation on Facebook.

ADCO CBD PAIN 200 (Oil Drops; 15 ml): Each 1.5 ml contains cannabidiol isolate 20 mg.
ADCO CBD STRESS 200 (Oil Drops 15 ml): Each 1.5 ml contains cannabidiol isolate 20 mg.
ADCO CBD PAIN 600 (Oil Drops; 30 ml): Each 1 ml contains cannabidiol isolate 20 mg.
ADCO CBD STRESS 600 (Oil Drops 30 ml): Each 1 ml contains cannabidiol isolate 20 mg.
ADCO CBD PAIN 20 mg (Capsules): Each capsule contains cannabidiol isolate 20 mg.
ADCO CBD STRESS 20 mg (Capsules): Each capsule contains cannabidiol isolate 20 mg.
This unregistered medicine has not been evaluated by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for quality, safety or intended use. 202003031019127. Adcock Ingram Limited. Reg. No. 1949/034385/06. Private Bag X69, Bryanston, 2021, South Africa. Tel. +27 11 635 0000 www.adcock.com

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References:
1. 5 things you should know about stress. National Institute of Mental Health, Publication No. 19-MH- 8109. [cited 2019 Dec 04]
2. VanDolah Clinicians guide to CBD and hemp oils
3. Pisanti – CBD state of the art and new challenges
4. Blessing – Cannabidiol as a Potential Treatment for Anxiety Disorders
5. MacCullum – Practical considerations in medical cannabis administration and dosing
6. ADCO CBD Pain Combined PI_FINAL FOR ARTWORK & 27 ADCO CBD STRESS Combined PI_FINAL FOR ARTWORK
7. Government Gazette Regulation 10949


Source: https://www.womenshealthsa.co.za/health/feed


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