Copaiba: A Must Have

Earlier in September during the Global Convention, new oils were announced that would be available beginning in October 2017 (but it is NOW AVAILABLE!)

One of which is called Copaiba. I sat and watched the posts begin flooding Facebook, one by one, explaining this oil and the science behind it. I was drawn to it like a moth to a flame. It captivated me and held my attention. Why? Because I have a spinal injury with extensive nerve damage, and one of the things that this new oil supports is the Neurological system!

There are a lot of uses for this new woodsy aromatic oil - and it has been referred to as "a step above CBD/Cannabis oil". If you aren't familiar with either of those terms, google it....then come back and see why you should skip that stuff and use Copaiba.

In many people who have experienced this oil for the first time, they experience a euphoric response - and I was one of those people! A wave of peace came over my body, my chronic discomfort across my body eased. It was surreal! I have worshiped my oils now for almost 3 years for the help they have given me in getting my life back by improving my health - and suddenly, the only oil that mattered to me was Copaiba! Don't get me wrong, I still love all of my other oils.....but I'm favoring this aromatic beauty for a while :)

What sets this oil apart? It's endocannabinoid (EC) properties are more beneficial than CBD/Cannabis oil. They are more effective at supporting the nervous system, your cardiovascular and respiratory systems, and your immune function. It doesn't cause the same "high" as you would get with cannabis/CBD, therefore it can be used daily, safely without consequence. For more suggested uses, click here!

"Copaiba’s main chemical component is beta-caryophyllene, a chemical similar to cannabinoids found in cannabis that may protect nerve cells and have benefits for the cardiovascular and immune systems."

"The endocannabinoid (EC) system helps the body manage anxiety, inflammation, and other physiological responses to different forms of stress. During strenuous exercise, stress, and other related stimuli, the body produces compounds called endocannabinoids. Endocannabinoids (ECs) are signaling molecules that trigger the activation of the EC system when they are detected by cannabinoid receptors."

Enjoy the science side of this? Click here for a more in depth perspective on this oil!

If you are interested in trying this oil, stop by our office to experience it for yourself or give us a call to order or for a sample!

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