The Benefits of Cannabis during Menopause

The endocannabinoid system plays an important role in everything related to feminine fertility, particularly during menopause, a time when women experience important changes. Reaching this age entails a greater risk of suffering a range of health problems, like osteoporosis, insulin resistance, and a great variety of physical ailments without any other remedies than natural products like cannabis. 

Numerous studies have concluded that this plant can alleviate and even treat many problems by acting directly on the endocannabinoid system. In addition to increasing appetite in those with certain diseases, non-synthetic medical cannabis controls weight and prevents obesity, thanks to the effect of THC combined with CBD. 

Moreover, certain strains have relaxing and soothing effects, helping people get to sleep and preventing insomnia. As they improve rest, they reduce the odds of women waking up early, and improve the whole functioning of their bodies, as it is during sleep when small damaged parts are repaired and some toxic substances are eliminated. 

In addition, it has been well demonstrated that the plant acts directly against pain, alleviating discomfort and reducing inflammation, making it highly advisable for those who suffer from chronic pain. 

Taken in small doses, it is an adequate remedy to reduce nervous conditions, and for anxiolytic effects, ideal for those suffering some type of depression or anxiety, and for the prevention of mood swings. It also helps to boost sexual desire, lost with the passage of the years and the arrival of this key phase for ageing women. There is even "Sexxpot," a variety created specifically to augment the female sex drive. A whole series of advantages, just when they're needed most.