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What is the naturopath's role?

But what is a naturopath? A naturopath is a healthcare professional who uses a very different approach to support patients in their quest for well-being.

Unlike doctors, who tend to focus on symptoms, naturopaths seek to identify and treat the underlying causes of an individual's health problems.

The naturopathy session

But how does a naturopathy session work? The practitioner begins with a thorough assessment of the patient's health. In a way, it's a comprehensive check-up that provides a clearer picture of..:

• Individual lifestyle;
• Eating habits;
• Physical skills (whether he plays sports, etc.) ;
• Sleep quality;
• Stress and anxiety levels;
• Medical history.

In the end, this assessment gives us a much clearer picture of the patient's needs. Because every person is different!

Our treatments

To help and support the patient, the naturopath bases his or her approach on the conclusions drawn from the health check-up. He or she may suggest a change of diet, encourage the use of natural nutritional supplements, or simply suggest herbal remedies, relaxation techniques, breathing exercises, massage and other natural therapies.

This gentle, non-intrusive approach is somewhat reminiscent of CBD. Indeed, more and more people are turning to health solutions that have a lighter impact on the body, with no real side effects or undesirable side effects. The naturopath's aim is to put the body back at the heart of everything, by rebalancing body and mind through good nutrition, good sleep, physical exercise, etc...

But be careful. The naturopath's role is not to "cure". In fact, naturopaths are not doctors in the strict sense of the word. For example, they can't diagnose certain illnesses, and they can't advise their patients to replace conventional treatments with natural, alternative CBD-based treatments. Instead, they act as the perfect complement to traditional medicine.

Can naturopaths offer CBD?

CBD (for cannabidiol) is a natural molecule found in the cannabis plant or hemp. It's a cannabinoid in the same way as THC (tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychotropic molecule), CBG (cannabigerol) and CBC (cannabichromene). Increasingly studied and appreciated by consumers, CBD is said to have several effects on the body:

• A supposed action against stress and anxiety;
• Alleged action on inflammation and pain;
• A supposed action against addictions.

A series of actions made possible, since CBD targets the endocannabinoid system and its receptors (CB1 and CB2). A number of studies are still required, however, to confirm (or not) CBD's potential properties on the body.

In short, CBD is a natural alternative to conventional treatments, even though cannabidiol in no way replaces traditional medicine. However, the absence of undesirable effects, coupled with the slightly different vision of naturopaths, can be very well achieved.

In fact, naturopaths offer their customers a whole range of natural products and treatments, such as dietary supplements. CBD is perfectly in line with this and can be recommended by these health professionals.

Naturally, if a naturopath offers CBD, he or she must be fully conversant with all the ins and outs of this molecule. He must inform his patient of the risks of undesirable effects, drug interactions, etc.

What CBD products can a naturopath provide?

But what CBD products can naturopaths offer their patients? Naturopaths can recommend a whole range of products of French and European origin, whether they only make recommendations or offer them for sale themselves. Products of controlled origin!

Here is a selection of the best CBD products for naturopaths:

• L'oil de CBD: oils de CBD are the best CBD products on the market. They are easy to take, thanks to the integrated dropper. These oils are of variable concentration, are often full spectrum cannabinoids and act within 5 to 15 minutes of intake. This is the form of CBD believed to be the most effective.
• CBD capsules: the advantage of CBD capsules is that they contain a precise dose of cannabidiol. As a result, it's impossible to take the wrong dose. The patient will consume the "recommended" daily dose and thus avoid the risk of undesirable effects.
• CBD teas and infusions: CBD teas and infusions are often blended with other natural ingredients, such as herbs or Flowers. This mix is often optimized to meet a very specific need. There are CBD infusions for stress relief, digestion, etc.
• CBD-based cosmetics: CBD balms and creams are cosmetic products for topical application. This means they are applied directly to the skin, where the user may suffer from redness, itching, patches, dry skin, etc.

The CBD Wholesaler, for naturopaths

At Le Grossiste Du CBD, we do our utmost to meet the needs of our professional partners, including naturopaths. On our platform, you'll find a selection of the best CBD products on the market.

CBD oils , CBD infusions, teas and herbal teas, as well as cosmetics and capsules. Products made by the best producers on the market, which we offer for wholesale at the best value for money.

Are you a naturopath with other CBD-related questions? Don't hesitate to contact us! Our teams are at your disposal and will get back to you with valuable advice and other information, whether about CBD, our products or our selection and delivery conditions.