CBD Infused salve made for your daily routine…
Formulated for daily use… keep moving.
Reimagining Health & Wellness
At As U Please™ we are all about the future of therapeutic alternatives, and through the unique composition of extracted plant oils and the combined benefits of CBD, we are able to offer superior quality products and the wonderful benefits of our CBD Infused Salves,
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At As U Please we have taken the time to research and create alternative solutions and formulations to aid in in your quest to attain and to promote a better lifestyle and a healthy well being.
Rethink Pain
Chronic pain is a global health challenge, with current treatment options often limited by side effects, addiction risk, and diminished effectiveness over time. In a new study, Yale researchers identify alternative compounds with therapeutic potential — chemicals found in cannabis that lack the mind-altering effects associated with the drug.
The chemicals — cannabidiol (CBD), cannabigerol (CBG), and cannabinol (CBN), which belong to a group of molecules known as cannabinoids — reduced the activity of a protein that is central to pain signaling in the peripheral nervous system, the study showed.
Department of Neurology at Yale School of Medicine Jan 21, 2025
Natural Relief
A systematic review published in the journal Cureus analyzed multiple studies on CBD and pain management. The review concluded that CBD could help reduce pain and inflammation in conditions such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia, and neuropathic pain. Research in another report also concluded that CBD, along with other cannabinoids, can be an effective treatment option for managing chronic pain in adults.
Harvard Health Publishing, Sept 3, 2024
Keep moving
Topical CBD can be a useful part of a wellness routine for localized relief of muscle soreness, joint pain, and inflammation. Soothing irritated or dry skin. Use for post-exercise recovery to reduce perceived soreness.
When applied to skin, it interacts with local endocannabinoid receptors and other skin targets, and may reduce local inflammation or pain signaling without producing systemic “high.”
