CBD OIL & CCD

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  1. Hi, My name is John Murry, and today I'll be
  2. discussing with you CBD Oil and CC D.
  3. So what is C.
  4. C. D.
  5. Well, canine cognitive dysfunction?
  6. It's a neurological disease affects behavior and dogs.
  7. Worldwide. About 15 to 35% of dogs in the population
  8. are affected by this disease.
  9. Generally older dogs over eight years and older.
  10. Just like humans, canines can experience cognitive decline, so some
  11. CCD symptoms include disorientation, anxiety, irritability, excessive looking.
  12. Sometimes the dogs play, drivers decreased.
  13. Sometimes the dog could forget where the food bowl is
  14. or his water is located.
  15. The cause of the disease is not very understood, but
  16. what is known about CCD is that there's buildup of
  17. neurotoxins. There is no cure for cognitive dysfunction, but there
  18. have been therapeutic approaches to slowing the spread of the
  19. disease. Which brings me to CBD oil.
  20. So CBD oil has no benefits for neurological dysfunctions in
  21. humans, like reducing anxiety, relieving pain, offering other neural protective
  22. properties, CBD oil and it's a neurological benefits.
  23. It's still new, and it's gaining a lot of attention.
  24. But with more research, we can understand how CBD interacts
  25. with the canine nervous system and how we could potentially
  26. use CBD as a preventative measure to combat these neurological
  27. diseases. Research is limited in this field, so, but there
  28. are proven benefits of CBD and canines like anti inflammatory
  29. anxiety, seizures, muscle spasms, aggression and pain.
  30. So th see it's extremely toxic to dogs.
  31. Well, that's partly due to the slight differences in the
  32. Endo Cannabinoid system, um, which mediates the balance between nervous
  33. and immune systems.
  34. It's similar to humans, but there are slight differences.
  35. Canines have more CB one receptors, and therefore they have
  36. a higher affinity for T, H C and those receptors.
  37. Canada Doyle is less toxic to dogs, but it can
  38. be reactive at high concentrations.
  39. Is actually a CSU study on C B, D and
  40. K nine seizures.
  41. The study occurred from 2019 to 2020 and it showed
  42. promising results.
  43. The results showed that seizures seizures were reduced windows with
  44. CBD, and on the other hand, alkaline phosphate levels were
  45. higher and alkaline phosphate is a liver enzyme, as well
  46. as that there were possible liver.
  47. There's possible liver damage, and the results concluded that it's
  48. unclear if the CBD caused the damage or if that
  49. damage occurred from other medications.
  50. But the research did conclude that more research needs to
  51. be done on CVT safety as well as proper dosage,
  52. but that there are neurological benefits to CBD use and
  53. canines. So solution.
  54. We need more research CBD, caner and Safety CBD and
  55. canine neurology and CBD dosage.
  56. With more research in those areas, outcome could be improved
  57. cognitive function in our canines.
  58. We could prevent early onset of CCD.
  59. We could slow down the rate of disease and just
  60. ultimately provide more inside on the use of CBD and
  61. its integration in canine neurology.
  62. Thank you.