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Pase lo que pase, el tiempo no para en esta extraña anormalidad. Se acerca la cena de Nochebuena y las comidas de Navidad y ya […] Leer más

Educación financiera

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La COVID-19 no es solo una crisis de salud, para mucha parte de la ciudadanía la pandemia también ha causado y causará serios problemas económicos. El […] Leer más

¿A qué jugamos hoy? Os presentamos el juego del acceso abierto

Beatriz Somavilla 1 comentario

En pleno confinamiento, desde este blog estamos encantados en poder aportar nuestro granito de arena para haceros más entretenida la obligada estancia en vuestras casas. Si […] Leer más

Las bibliotecas en el mundo: Informe de tendencias IFLA 2019

Elvira Caneda Cabrera 0 comentarios

Introducción Este nuevo Informe de tendencias IFLA tiene como base, al igual que en ediciones anteriores, iniciar el diálogo con diferentes expertos del […] Leer más

De pines y otras formas de censura, también en las bibliotecas públicas…

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Desde hace unas semanas hay un par de palabras que no dejan de sonar en todos los medios de comunicación y reuniones familiares y/o de […] Leer más

Evalúa que algo queda: ¿qué fue de los propósitos bibliotecarios con los que empezamos el año?

Felicidad Campal 2 comentarios

Allá por el mes de enero de este año, escribí un post que se titulaba «Los 10 propósitos (bibliotecarios) que podemos (y debemos) cumplir fácilmente […] Leer más

De islas a comunidades colaborativas: las bibliotecas en The Atlas of New Librarianship

Beatriz Somavilla 0 comentarios

Sí, hemos hablado mucho (cómo es lógico) sobre bibliotecas en este blog: sobre sus servicios, sus retos, sus usuarios, sobre el impacto en la sociedad. […] Leer más

Documentos sonoros: fonotecas y repositorios digitales

Ester Angulo 0 comentarios

¡Buenos días! En el post de hoy rompemos con la tendencia de las entradas anteriores; así que dejamos las curiosidades en colecciones de bibliotecas, para […] Leer más

CBD Gummies for Anxiety

CBD products are also known as cannabimimetic substances, which are derived from the cannabimimetic principle found in cannabis plants. Cannabidiol or CBD is also referred to as cannabichromine because it contains two phytochemicals, tetrahydrocannibinol and cannabicyclic acid. Both these chemicals are present in very small amounts but when combined in the right amounts they produce certain properties which can be considered as cannabis-like properties.

CBD products are often produced by using hemp extracts from hemp plants. The primary active constituent found in hemp is CBD, which when extracted into an active product, is usually used to treat the side effects of certain kinds of cancer. The presence of this substance in the plants is also considered important for the treatment of epilepsy and other seizure disorders. CBD has also been reported to have some antidepressant activity and as an analgesic. A recent study on the effects of CBD on cancer cells revealed that it was capable of preventing the formation of certain tumor cells.

As mentioned above, CBD is known to be a phytochemical. It is believed to have antioxidant properties and it is also believed that it has anti-inflammatory properties as well. It can act as an immunomodulator which means that it can slow down the development of tumors and prevent the growth of certain cancer cells. It has also been shown to have some antineoplastic activity. This property of CBD products makes them very interesting to researchers because it means that it might not be possible to find any other compound that can have so many properties.

The reason why people are interested in the benefits of CBD is because it is believed to have some potential in treating diseases like schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease. The brain cells of people with schizophrenia show abnormalities that appear similar to the abnormalities of neurons found in Alzheimer's patients. The CBD in CBD products may actually provide neuroprotective effects against these neurons. The CBD also acts as an anti-inflammatory and analgesic in many studies.

Although this compound has been used for medicinal use in Asia for thousands of years, it has only been recently that it is gaining popularity in the West. However, the only way to obtain the benefits of this compound in a natural form is through the consumption of herbal extracts.

There are various products that are available in the market. It depends on what your requirements are and what you can afford, but it is advisable to buy CBD products only from reputable companies that provide quality products at affordable prices.