CBG offers support in many ways. It is commonly used against anxiety and stress, glaucoma, intestinal inflammation, nausea, or even depression. CBG oil is also said to help with psoriasis. In 2015, a university study showed that CBG oil can also be effective in the case of bladder dysfunction.
CBG, like CBD, interacts with the cannabinoid receptors of the body's endocannabinoid system. The receptors are divided into two types: CB1 and CB2 receptors. Together they make up the endocannabinoid system and are responsible for maintaining the balance of various vital functions.
As a result, cannabigerol (CBG) does not only act in a specific area of the body but is a "regulatory" substance that helps our endocannabinoid system maintain the aforementioned balance.
Especially when your endocannabinoid system is out of whack, externally supplied CBG can restore the system’s balance and thus, for example, strengthen the immune system or support the body’s inflammatory response. CBG has even been shown to increase the production of anandamide.
Anandamide is the most important body's own cannabinoid. The effects of anandamide are valuable. Anandamide helps regulate your sleep, appetite, and memory by acting directly on the CB1 and CB2 receptors.