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Book Synopsis

An accessible handbook for patients and practitioners, bringing new clarity to our understanding of CBD and cannabis.

In recent years, the popularity of CBD products has exploded - with 'wonder drug' claims being made for nearly every ailment ranging from cancer to anxiety. But what do we actually know about this panacea?

There is more often than not a cloud of confusion which surrounds CBD in its many forms. What does it actually do? What's the best way to use it? What's the difference between the vast array of products? Are there herb-drug interactions?

Complementary practitioners are not trained in the benefits or contraindications of cannabis when used medically. A quick search on the internet often produces more confusion, with a plethora internet help forums springing up and manufacturers trying to jump onto the bandwagon - often creating products of dubious quality made from vague ingredients.

Karin Mallion's new book aims to fill the gaps in our understanding of CBD. The CBD Handbook is an accessible guide, written for patients and practitioners alike, which provides readers with a history and overview of CBD and cannabis.

It lists in detail which conditions and ailments CBD can help with and provides a detailed look at cannabinoids, THC, endocannabinoids and the endocannabinoid system. It also explores the different types of cannabis, the phytochemistry of cannabis, appropriate herbal medicine to use alongside CBD and cannabis, legal issues, case histories and issues around clinical use.



Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1: What is CBD? (history and overview)

Chapter 2: What can CBD help with?

Chapter 3: Cannabinoids

Chapter 4: The endocannabinoid system

Chapter 5: The CB-1 and CB-2 receptors

Chapter 6: Metabolism

Chapter 7: Indica or sativa—what is the difference?

Chapter 8: Plant secondary metabolites—terpenes/terpenoids

Chapter 9: Flavonoids and cannaflavins

Chapter 10: Herbs that work synergistically with cannabis

Chapter 11: Cannabis and cancer—The Cancer Act of 1939

Chapter 12: Studies on the effects of CBD in pets

Chapter 13: What to look for when purchasing CBD?

Chapter 14: Delivery methods and contraindications

Chapter 15: Health conditions and their responses to CBD

Chapter 16: CBD as a daily general health supplement

Chapter 17: CBD in practice—a few testimonials and stories

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

The CBD Handbook: Using and Understanding CBD and

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      Publisher: Aeon Books Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 25/11/2021
      ISBN13: 9781912807611, 978-1912807611
      ISBN10: 1912807610

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      An accessible handbook for patients and practitioners, bringing new clarity to our understanding of CBD and cannabis.

      In recent years, the popularity of CBD products has exploded - with 'wonder drug' claims being made for nearly every ailment ranging from cancer to anxiety. But what do we actually know about this panacea?

      There is more often than not a cloud of confusion which surrounds CBD in its many forms. What does it actually do? What's the best way to use it? What's the difference between the vast array of products? Are there herb-drug interactions?

      Complementary practitioners are not trained in the benefits or contraindications of cannabis when used medically. A quick search on the internet often produces more confusion, with a plethora internet help forums springing up and manufacturers trying to jump onto the bandwagon - often creating products of dubious quality made from vague ingredients.

      Karin Mallion's new book aims to fill the gaps in our understanding of CBD. The CBD Handbook is an accessible guide, written for patients and practitioners alike, which provides readers with a history and overview of CBD and cannabis.

      It lists in detail which conditions and ailments CBD can help with and provides a detailed look at cannabinoids, THC, endocannabinoids and the endocannabinoid system. It also explores the different types of cannabis, the phytochemistry of cannabis, appropriate herbal medicine to use alongside CBD and cannabis, legal issues, case histories and issues around clinical use.



      Table of Contents

      INTRODUCTION

      Chapter 1: What is CBD? (history and overview)

      Chapter 2: What can CBD help with?

      Chapter 3: Cannabinoids

      Chapter 4: The endocannabinoid system

      Chapter 5: The CB-1 and CB-2 receptors

      Chapter 6: Metabolism

      Chapter 7: Indica or sativa—what is the difference?

      Chapter 8: Plant secondary metabolites—terpenes/terpenoids

      Chapter 9: Flavonoids and cannaflavins

      Chapter 10: Herbs that work synergistically with cannabis

      Chapter 11: Cannabis and cancer—The Cancer Act of 1939

      Chapter 12: Studies on the effects of CBD in pets

      Chapter 13: What to look for when purchasing CBD?

      Chapter 14: Delivery methods and contraindications

      Chapter 15: Health conditions and their responses to CBD

      Chapter 16: CBD as a daily general health supplement

      Chapter 17: CBD in practice—a few testimonials and stories

      BIBLIOGRAPHY

      INDEX

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