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Actor William Shatner Uses ‘Magical’ CBD For Joint Pain Relief

Actor William Shatner Uses 'Magical' CBD For Joint Pain

This isn’t the first time someone is speaking out about the wonderful effects of CBD, and it sure won’t be the last. 89 year old actor William Shatner is best known for his legendary role as ‘Kirk’ in the acclaimed series Star Trek. During a recent interview, he revealed all the ways in with CBD has helped combat aches and pains.

Like many others, Shatner heard the buzz surrounding THC and CBD use for pain management, and decided to try it out for himself.

During his interview, he explained, “I’ve got some aches and pains I didn’t have a few years ago. But, I’m finding out there are many things that help aches and pains that we didn’t know about just a few years ago.”

“Well, THC and CBD, and that kind of thing—it’s magical. I’ve had swollen joints where it hurts, you rub some on and while you’re rubbing it on, the pain disappears. It’s magical.”

There are various ways in which to use CBD for joint pain. Topicals, oils, and lotions are the most common, as well as using CBD capsules, and smoking CBD flowers.

Using CBD for joint pain

After hearing so much about CBD use, the first question which comes to people’s mind is how much of it is sufficient to get the job done? One thing people need to understand is that it is a cannabinoid. Each person has a varying quantity of endocannabinoids in them. This, along with a number of different factors, may affect a person’s sensitivity towards a given amount. This is the reason you can not ask others about their doses and mimic them. So, the ideal way to go about it is by beginning with a lower dose. If you don’t feel the desirable effects with little doses, then gradually increase the dose until you find out just how much is suitable for you.

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