Organic hemp seed oil is very different from other organic oils given its vast spectrum of benefits whether you apply it to your skin or add it to your diet. It has the potential to cure many common skin conditions as studies suggest. Hemp oil is a full-spectrum oil from the Cannabis Sativa plant and is derived from the seed of the plant. It does not contain any psychoactive compounds but it does contain all the essential amino acids that the body needs and is packed with protein.
Full-spectrum hemp oil is not only good for your skin but also helps with reducing anxiety, stress, improving sleep, reducing inflammation, joint health, teeth and bones to name a few.
Skin Health
Organic hemp seed oil is highly nutritious and is proven to have been beneficial especially for skin health. The vitamins and fatty acids present in the oil helps prevent breakouts. The presence of fatty acids makes the oil an amazing choice for reviving the skin, hydrating and nourishing it to the core. It guards against inflammation, oxidation and other causes of aging. Topical application of hemp seed oil makes the skin resilient and makes it capable of resisting infection.
Brain Health
The presence of fatty acids may also prove beneficial for brain health. Our brain requires plenty of healthful fats to regulate in a balanced way. Hemp seed oil is rich in compounds that may help protect the brain. Research indicated that hemp seed oil containing polyphenols might play a crucial role in protecting the brain. There is still a lot of studies and examination which needs to be done in order to confirm all of the benefits.
Pain Relief
Many use hemp oil as a natural pain relief, more so when the pain arises from inflammation. If you’re one of those who don’t like over-the-counter or prescribed hard medicines, you might want to get hold of this oil for natural relief.
Muscle development & growth
Full-spectrum hemp oil contains all of the essential amino acids, but the most important of these for our muscles are Leucine, Isoleucine and Valine – these 3 make up 35% of muscle protein and are called Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAA) and are especially important in the preservation of muscle glycogen and protein breakdown. They also help regulate sugar levels and reduce fatigue allowing you to work harder for longer.
Applying hemp seed oil into tight muscles may also help release tension and relax the muscle post exercise.
Conclusion
The research on hemp oil is still fresh and more and more positive aspects of hemp are being discovered. Due to decades of restrictive laws fueled by the myths surrounding hemp and its use have prevented researchers from fully exploring the potential of cannabis plants. Recently, this has began to change and as hemp oil makes its way into more common use in an increasing number of areas, research into the potentiality of full-spectrum hemp oil may expand more in the near future.
As a result, scientists will undoubtedly come up with more evidence to support the potential benefits of this humble plant or even reveal new benefits. Either way, the future of the hemp oil looks promising as it already has provided so many benefits in such a short time.
