COOL/HEAT Cryo Relief Spray

Buy CBD Spray For Muscle And Joint

Fusion’s Cold/Hot CBD + CBG Spray is a unique cooling formula that provides instant, targeted relief to sore muscles and joints, or a reprieve from general discomfort. The combination of cooling menthol, CBD, and cryotherapy in this CBD spray penetrates the skin quickly, soothing areas of minor aches efficiently. 

Cold/Hot CBD + CBG Spray

If you live an active lifestyle, Fusion’s Cold/Hot CBD + CBG Spray for discomfort is perfect for athletes looking for something to supplement a post-workout cooldown and stretch, ensuring you get a good night’s rest. Here is why we offer you our product:

• Instant relief for sore muscles and joints
• FDA-registered hemp extract
• All-natural product; Made in the US, Lab Tested, and non-GMO

Ingredients 

Isopropyl Alcohol, Distilled Water, Menthol (8.0% Active), Frankincense (Boswellia sacra), Copaiba, Wintergreen Essential Oil, Camphor, Propanediol, Cannabidiol (CBD), Cannabigerol (CBG).

Cannabinoids (mg/60ml): 300mg CBD and 50mg CBG.

How to Use the Product

Press firmly on the spray nozzle the first time you buy CBD spray for muscle and joint to break the seal. Spray for 1-2 seconds on the desired area. Wait 5 minutes to feel the effect before making further applications. Do not use it more than 3-4 times a day.

When using the product: 

• Avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes.
• If your skin is damaged or wounded, do not apply this product.
• Do not use it with other ointments, creams, sprays, or liniments.
• Do not apply to irritated skin or bandage if excessively irritated.
• Wash hands with cold water after use.
• Do not use a heating pad device.

How Cannabinoids Work

Cannabinoids are substances that interact with human cannabinoid receptors. The endogenous system uses cannabinoids and their receptors to regulate a variety of normal functions, including ache and appetite. The endocannabinoid system is what we call this system.

There are two main receptors for cannabinoids in the body, CB1 and CB2, associated with the nervous system. Both CBG and CBD interact with the endocannabinoid system, but they act differently. Unlike CBD, CBG appears to interact directly with the brain's CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors. CBD binds to the ionotropic TRPV1 cannabinoid receptors in the endocannabinoid system.

Because of this difference, CBG may have therapeutic benefits in conditions such as soreness. It provides all the health benefits of THC without the 'high." Many phytocannabinoids are derived from a cannabinoid called cannabigerolic acid (CBGA), as are CBD and THC. Neither CBD nor CBG is psychoactive, and both are derived from hemp.

What Is CBD?

Hemp plants (Cannabis sativa) contain an active phytocannabinoid known as cannabidiol or CBD. The plant produces phytocannabinoids to protect itself from external biotic and abiotic stressors and to survive non-optimal growth conditions.

Cannabinoid receptors in human cells are able to take up cannabidiol along with other compounds. Several physiological processes are supported by the endocannabinoid system (ECS) in the human body.

The cannabis phytocannabinoid CBD, unlike tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), has no narcotic effect.

What Is CBG?

Cannabis contains over a hundred cannabinoids, including cannabigerol, also known as CBG. Although hemp or cannabis plants contain some CBG, only young cannabis plants have significant levels.

In the human body, cannabinoids interact with the endocannabinoid system (ECS). Mood, appetite, ache perception, and other functions are regulated by the endocannabinoid system, which consists of a network of receptors and neurotransmitters.

There are a number of health benefits associated with CBG that researchers are studying today. Initial findings suggest it may have analgesic, and even anti-fungal effects.

Plus, it can speed up recovery after a tough workout! It relieves mild ache when it interacts with GABA receptors, allowing them to relax while soothing tight, sore, or tired muscles.

CBD for Discomfort

If you feel sore after a hard workout or game, your body is releasing prostaglandins in response to an injury or overworked muscles/joints. Prostaglandins cause discomfort,  and swelling. For this reason, ibuprofen is often taken to relieve muscle tension because it blocks the production of prostaglandins, reducing swelling. However, ibuprofen can have potential side effects that most people want to avoid.

CBD, on the other hand, works with the body's endocannabinoid system. CBD binds to TRPV-1 receptors, which are responsible for mediating the perception of discomfort, and body temperature, relieving discomfort in a safer, more organic way.

At higher CBD concentrations, 5-HT1A serotonin receptors can be activated in the body. This receptor is widely associated with anti-depressant effects and is known as the 'feel-good' chemical in the body. The release of serotonin also supports other neurological and biological body processes - addiction, appetite, sleep - which means you'll feel better both physically and mentally when you choose to buy CBD spray for muscle and joint or other products like CBD cream, spray or lotion for discomfort relief.

CBD for Swelling

We're sure you've read this online before: CBD is an excellent remedy for swelling.

Why? Because swelling is the result of signaling proteins called cytokines that are synthesized and released by immune cells. In other words, cytokines are the gatekeepers of swelling and provide a balance between its occurrence and its resolution.

CBD products for relief, such as creams, sprays, and lotions, are so effective in fighting swelling.

How Effective Are CBD Sprays?

CBD spray works wonderfully for many people. Due to their ability, these products are quickly gaining popularity. A CBD spray for muscle and joint contains cannabinoids that are absorbed into the pores and muscle tissue of the skin after application. However, cannabinoids cannot cross the blood-brain barrier. 

In this way, cannabinoids are never absorbed into the bloodstream. The results you experience will be very different from what you might expect from other products. Since CBD sprays do not enter the bloodstream, the cannabinoids only concentrate in the area where the spray is applied. As a result, many people report experiencing concentrated, targeted discomfort relief.

Is CBD Spray a Safe Product to Use?

As long as you follow the instructions, CBD spray for muscle and joints is considered completely safe. These products are not intended for internal use. You must seek medical attention if you get any of it in your mouth or eyes.

If you spray your hemp extract in the right way, you should have no safety concerns. The way CBD sprays work in the body makes them one of the safest CBD products. This is because the cannabinoids contained in these sprays do not enter the bloodstream. Therefore, the risks of excessive consumption and side effects such as nausea, vomiting, or dizziness are eliminated.

Caution

Those with sensitive skin should consult a doctor before using. Also, keep the product out of the reach of children. Immediately seek medical attention if accidentally ingested.

It is recommended that pregnant and nursing women seek medical advice before using this product. Do not let the product come into contact with excessive heat or open flames.

Take care not to puncture the contents of the package and do not store the product above 120°F.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fusion’s Cold/Hot CBD + CBG Spray Legal?

Hemp-derived CBD products containing less than 0.3% THC were federally approved by the 2018 Farm Bill. While CBD products containing more than 0.3% THC are illegal at the federal level, they are allowed in some states under certain conditions. Check with your state's laws when you buy CBD spray for muscle and joints. 

What Is the Impact of CBG?

The main advantage of CBG is that it can have a strong effect without causing a high caused by THC or other cannabinoids. The CBG in cannabis does not cause euphoria because it cannot bind to the same neurotransmitters as THC.

Does CBG Show up on Drug Tests?

Our product contains only CBG and CBD isolated, which means that there is no THC present. Therefore, there will be no positive drug test after using this product. If you suffer from a serious medical condition and want to use CBG spray or supplements to improve your health, it's important that you talk to your doctor or seek professional medical advice before taking them.

Is CBD Spray Addictive?

The CBD spray is not addictive. Since cannabinoids do not enter the bloodstream, they cannot stimulate the brain endogenously. These products are among the safest on the market, you do not have to worry about the effects of excessive consumption.

Can I Use the Fusion’s Cold/Hot CBD + CBG Spray in Addition to My Daily Ingestible Dose of CBD?

The simultaneous use of ingestible CBD and topical CBD is not only safe but may even enhance the effects of both when used together. Therefore, the answer is: Yes!

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