ufeelu CBC:CBD oil!
📷 by Alexandra aka _gypsytokesÂ
Meet the new ufeelu CBC:CBD oil !
Cannabichromene also known as CBC is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid that helps with inflammation. CBC binds with certain cannabinoid receptors linked to pain perception. Though it is considered one of the ‘big six’ cannabinoids researched in medical cannabis, It doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.
Introducing ufeelu's Latest Innovation: Relief Drops - The First CBD:CBC Oil in Canada's Legal Cannabis Market!
Until now, no one has produced a CBD:CBC oil in Canada's legal cannabis market. That's why ufeelu is proud to present their newest product - the Relief Drops! This product contains 900mg of broad-spectrum CBD with 300mg of CBC, providing a unique and powerful experience.
CBD and CBC are both cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant, but they have different effects on the body. CBD is known for its potential ability to reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, and promote relaxation, while CBC is thought to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. Together, these two compounds create a synergistic effect, enhancing the benefits of each other.
The Relief drops are now available on the OCS! https://ocs.ca/products/relief-drops-ufeeluÂ
The ufeelu difference
What sets ufeelu apart from their competitors? There's a plethora of reasons! Let me tell you the major ones that make ufeelu truly a unique oil.Â
Meet broad spectrum CBD:CBC oil. ufeelu is 100% THC free using flash chromatography. The THC is removed and all the beneficial cannabinoids are left behind. This leaves us with the terpenes and flavonoids. Many other brands use isolates which only contain the isolated CBD, etc.Â
ufeelu uses sunflower oil instead of MCT oil. This decision was made for a couple of reasons: sunflower oil has a more pleasant flavor, is easier to digest, and is a sustainable option.
The CBD is sourced from Ontario grown hemp. No synthetics, no isolates!
CBC has the potential to work in conjunction with various receptors, including the vanilloid receptor 1 (TRPV1) and transient receptor potential ankyrin 1 (TRPA1) to alleviate pain perception in our bodies. Say goodbye to the unwanted side effects of NSAIDs and hello to a fresh approach in fighting inflammation with CBC and its cannabinoid counterparts.
When combined with CBD and THC, CBC can have antidepressant-like effects on consumers according to a study published in 2010.Â
Many of these studies have been conducted on animals but there is a potential for CBC to be a powerful cannabinoid with the combination of CBD and the entourage effect.
Early studies show that CBC has neuroprotective properties that could potentially help support healthy brain function. There is also the potential of CBC helping those who suffer with dementia and alzheimer’s. Â
