The history of hemp and the policy behind its stigma can allow you to better understand, as I mentioned the reasons justifying it is taboo (and illegal) in many parts of American society — despite the fact that it is one of the most versatile and nutritious plants for skin care today.
As a former police officer and special agent, we were suppose to be enemies of hemp and its cousin kissing, marijuana.
But more I learned about the benefits of hemp and studied the origins of hemp, I realized that as the Government said many things are bad, help can be really good for you. More be the rebel who I am, I really wanted to overthrow the system, to be a pioneer and extend the benefits of our products, anywhere that I could.
The word "hemp" is used to describe a number of varieties of the cannabis plant, particularly industrial hemp and feral wild varieties which have high time for industrial uses and at home, such as fuel, fibre, paper, seed, food, medicine and oil.
In 1937, hemp becomes illegal and hemp for industrial and medical use was taxed through the roof. Is a big scam, in part, carried out the American people (kind of like the prohibition of alcohol) by industrialists as Randolph Hearst. The threat to its possessions of wood (his newspapers invented the term of "reefer madness") and fear of Andrew Mellon, that it could replace oil as a fuel (he owned Gulf Oil and was Secretary of the Treasury Board at the same time - no conflict of interest y) and its investment in new synthetic fiber from DuPont, nylon success was linked to the replacement of hempamong a series of other special interests, led to hemp being heavily taxed until the tax was found unconstitutional in 1970 Congress repealed the tax, and makes it illegal.
If they were true and the particular interest did not intervene, it would be probably legal to grow today in the United States today. The truth is, the amount of THC in hemp (the active ingredient in marijuana that gets a person of "high") is only about 1% and the high concentration of CBD (cannabidiol) in hemp neutralizes the THC, making it unnecessary to smoking and the scourge of America as intended by the Government of the United States.
Finally, in the 1990s, Canadian officials were able to take their heads out the sand long enough to see the incredible benefits of weed and approved for use in production and industry. China, our competitor economic number 1, a also includes the benefits of hemp (and profits associated with it) and is the supplier of # 1's in the world.
Enough of the policy of hemp. Lets discuss the merits of hemp and know if putting hemp on the skin will cause you to get stoned, arrested or carded bars because you look so young.
The seeds of hemp (that our oil come from) contain fatty acids essential (Age) important. Naturally, these heal and soothe the skin and become widely accepted for its benefits in skin care.
Age is classified into two basic categories:
1 Omega-6 oils, which include essential linolenic and gamma-linolenic, a skin lipid acid promotes the regeneration at the cellular level, a process which slows with age;
2 Omega-3, alpha linolenic acid hydrate and heals irritations of the skin and wound care.
With being excellent moisturizers, two Age is known to reduce inflammation and skin irritation, help those who suffer from eczema, psoriasis and acne.
But, until the U.S. Government gets from the pocket of these special interest groups who really control hemp or wakes up, businesses will be hemp of import of the Canada and China (which is known to export some very poor quality and sometimes toxic products) and lost tax revenues of this culture truly cash.
Of course, hemp seed oil will not cause you get high or fail a test. However if fail you a test, do not hesitate to use hemp as an excuse if it helps. Why must you be punished by the greed and ignorance of others? Here's to your healthy skin.
Kevin Kenneth Konczal is the owner of San Diego based Mug for supply of men of the skin and is the owner of Vizunworks, a boutique marketing agency and is involved in the health industry and nutrition since the 1970s.
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