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Volume 03 · Client Questions & Answers

Topical Support through the Skin

Answers to questions Clients ask most about CBD, hemp, the endocannabinoid system, and how to use Reset ECS Topical Products.

Author Barry Bonner  ·  Issued by Reset ECS
BON-FAQ · 060726-v01
Orientation

In Brief

  • The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is the body’s own balancing network. Modern life can leave it running low.
  • These products come from hemp, not marijuana. They contain no detectable THC and will not get you high.
  • This is not plain CBD. A broad spectrum of eleven hemp compounds works together to support the ECS.
  • Made from natural ingredients with no synthetic additives. The oil is vegan; the salve contains natural beeswax.
The Questions

Client Questions & Answers

01

What is this, exactly?

It is a natural hemp product. It brings together a broad spectrum of the hemp plant’s beneficial compounds in a base of natural oils. Your body has its own balancing network, the endocannabinoid system, and these plant compounds are ones it already recognises, so they help support it.

02

I’ve never heard of the endocannabinoid system. What is it?

It is one of the body’s main balancing systems. It runs through your nervous system, immune system, gut and skin, and its job is to keep everything steady. Your body even makes its own cannabinoids. In many of us that system is not running at its best, and the hemp compounds in this help supplement it.

03

Why might my endocannabinoid system be running low?

Modern life tends to work against it. The body builds its own cannabinoids largely from omega-3 fats, yet most modern diets are heavy in omega-6, from processed foods and industrial seed oils, and short on omega-3. That leaves the system short on raw material.

Ongoing stress, poor sleep, too little movement, alcohol and simply getting older can all lower it further. As whole, varied foods give way to processed and heavily modified ingredients, diets drift further from the balance the system depends on. When it runs low, plant compounds from hemp can help supplement it.

04

Is there anything else I can do to support it?

Yes, quite a lot. The same habits that keep the rest of you healthy also feed the ECS: more omega-3 (oily fish, walnuts, flax and the like) and fewer processed foods, regular movement, good sleep, and keeping stress in check. Whole-plant hemp is one more way to support the system alongside these basics, not a replacement for them.

05

Is this the same as marijuana?

No. This comes from hemp, marijuana’s sister plant. Marijuana is grown for THC, the part that makes people feel high. Hemp is grown for the supportive compounds. There is nothing in this that gets you high.

06

Will it get me high or affect my head?

No. The part of the plant that makes people high is THC, and this is made to contain no meaningful THC, so it cannot affect your mind or your mood. What it does is quietly support your body’s own balancing system.

07

Will I fail a drug test?

Our independent lab testing shows no detectable THC in these products, so the risk is very low. Even so, no product can promise a particular result on every test for every person.

If you are subject to regular or sensitive drug testing, check with your employer or testing provider first.

08

Is it THC-free? I didn’t see that on the label.

By law, hemp can carry a small legal trace of THC, under 0.3 percent, so products are not usually labelled THC-free. In this product, independent testing found THC to be non-detectable, below the level the lab can measure.

09

Is it just CBD?

No, and that is the point. This is not a single-ingredient CBD product. It brings together eleven different hemp compounds that work as a team. That teamwork, often called the entourage effect, is why a broad-spectrum blend gives more complete support than CBD alone.

10

How does it work?

Your endocannabinoid system has three working parts. First, your body makes its own messenger molecules, called endocannabinoids. Second, it has receptors, mainly CB1 (concentrated in the brain and nervous system) and CB2 (found more in the immune system, the skin and other tissues), that these messengers dock onto like a key fitting a lock. Third, it has enzymes that build the messengers when they are needed and clear them away once the job is done, so the system acts only when and where it should.

The hemp compounds in this are close natural relatives of your own endocannabinoids, so they fit the same receptors and work alongside the same enzymes. When your own supply is running low, they help top up the signal, giving the system a little more to work with as it does its everyday job of keeping the body in balance.

11

So it is not only for one thing?

That is right. The endocannabinoid system is not tied to a single job. It helps keep everyday things like comfort, the skin, rest and recovery in balance throughout the body, so supporting it can be useful in more than one situation rather than for a single, narrow purpose.

12

How fast does it work?

It depends on your own system. Some people notice a soothing effect within five to ten minutes. For others it takes longer, because the body works with it rather than masking a feeling. Give it a fair chance.

13

How often should I use it?

For steady support, many people use it through the day while they need it, then ease back to morning and night once things settle. Use it as often as feels comfortable.

14

Can I use the salve on everyday skin?

Yes. It is a gentle, soothing balm, so many people use it for everyday skin comfort, dryness and minor irritation. Apply a small amount and give it about ten minutes. As with any new skincare, try a small patch first.

15

Is it safe? Any side effects?

It is made from natural plant oils and hemp, and is generally well tolerated. As with any botanical product, do a small patch test first, and stop if it does not suit you. If you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication, check with your healthcare provider before use.

16

Is it vegan and natural?

The Kaneh Bosm Oil is fully plant-based (vegan), made only from natural botanical oils with no synthetic additives. The Salve is all-natural with no synthetic additives, but it contains natural beeswax, so it is not vegan.

What’s Inside

The Hemp Compounds

Built on a broad-spectrum hemp extract that naturally contains a wide range of hemp compounds rather than a single isolated one.

CBD (Cannabidiol)The best known and most studied hemp compound. It does not cause a high, and it interacts with the endocannabinoid system. It is the base of whole-plant hemp support.
CBG (Cannabigerol)Sometimes called the mother cannabinoid, because the plant uses it as a starting point to build the others. Present in small amounts and of growing research interest.
CBN (Cannabinol)Forms as hemp matures. A mild compound that does not cause a high, often linked in research to rest.
CBC (Cannabichromene)A compound that does not cause a high and works alongside the others in the whole-plant blend.
CBDV (Cannabidivarin)A close relative of CBD, present in smaller amounts and an active area of research.
CBDA (Cannabidiolic acid)The raw form of CBD as it occurs in fresh hemp before it is heated. A naturally occurring building block.
CBGA (Cannabigerolic acid)The raw form the plant converts into other cannabinoids. Sometimes called the grandmother molecule.
CBE (Cannabielsoin)A minor cannabinoid that forms naturally from CBD within the plant. Present in trace amounts.
CBT (Cannabitriol)A rare minor cannabinoid found in small amounts in hemp and of growing research interest.
CBL (Cannabicyclol)A minor cannabinoid that forms naturally as the plant matures. It does not cause a high and is present in trace amounts.
THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin)A minor cannabinoid present in trace amounts in hemp. Despite the name, it does not cause a high at these levels and is distinct from THC.

Cannabinoids are listed for information only. Descriptions reflect general and research context and are not claims that this product treats, cures or prevents any condition.

What’s Inside

The Natural Ingredients

Salve

A soothing natural balm for the skin. All-natural with no synthetic additives. Contains natural beeswax, so it is not vegan.

Whole-plant hemp blendThe active heart of the balm: the broad spectrum of hemp compounds described above, chosen to support the endocannabinoid system where you apply it.
BeeswaxForms a breathable protective layer that seals in moisture and shields the skin. It also gives the balm its structure, so the actives stay where you place them.
Coconut oilA rich emollient that softens and smooths the skin, helps the balm glide on, and carries the hemp compounds in.
Hemp seed oilRich in skin-loving omega fatty acids that nourish and condition the skin and support its moisture barrier. These are the same building blocks the body uses.
Sacha inchi oilOne of the richest plant sources of omega-3, adding a softening, barrier-supporting boost.
Beta-caryophylleneA natural plant terpene, also found in black pepper and cloves, that is unusual in acting directly on the body’s CB2 endocannabinoid receptors. It is included to reinforce the formula’s ECS support.

Kaneh Bosm Oil

A blend of botanical oils. Fully plant-based (vegan), all-natural, with no synthetic additives.

Whole-plant hemp blendThe active heart of the formula: the broad spectrum of hemp compounds described above, chosen to support the endocannabinoid system.
Hemp seed oilRich in balanced omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that nourish the skin and support its natural moisture barrier, and that carry the hemp compounds. These are the same building blocks the body uses.
Black seed oilNigella sativa oil, naturally high in the antioxidant thymoquinone along with vitamin E. Chosen to help condition and calm the skin and support its lipid barrier.
Sacha inchi oilOne of the richest plant sources of omega-3. It helps strengthen the skin’s moisture barrier and keep it soft and supple.
Jojoba oilA liquid wax that closely matches the skin’s own oils, so it absorbs cleanly, helps balance moisture and reduce water loss, and carries the other oils deeper into the skin.
Olive oilRich in squalene, a natural part of the skin’s own oils, and in antioxidant polyphenols. A nourishing base that softens skin and helps defend it against everyday oxidative stress.
FrankincenseBoswellia resin, chosen for its natural toning, astringent quality that helps balance oil and refine the look and feel of the skin, and for its calming, grounding aroma.

Important. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products describe how they support the body’s own systems and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

This guide is for general education only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult your healthcare provider before use.