CBD FOR POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION



Becoming a new mother is one of the most monumental changes a woman will experience in her life. While it is undoubtedly a time filled with immense joy, it can also be a time of great uncertainty. Postpartum depression affects 1 out of 7 women…and for some can be a nightmare. 

How CBD Works for Postpartum Depression

CBD for postpartum depression is typically favored over using THC-dominant products. Using a CBD oil stimulates a neurotransmitter called gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) that is responsible for calming the body and mind and promoting relaxation.
CBD has also shown to reduce feelings of depression and anxiety and is often used for this very reason. CBD works by directly activating the 5-HT1A serotonin receptor, which in turn offers a significant anti-anxiety effect.
New moms fighting the depths of postpartum depression are finding CBD is something helping them out of the hole. Not only does it help with the high levels of anxiety common in mothers experiencing postpartum depression for instance, but also allows relaxing more fully into their new role.
Being a new mother and experiencing a baby’s first few months of life should feel like the miracle it truly is. Treating postpartum depression with CBD oil can offer these mothers peace of mind, allowing them to relish in the joy that should be an innate part of being a new parent.
Are you a mother who used CBD to help with postpartum depression? If so, did you find it made a noticeable difference in the way you felt? Please share your experience in the comments below.

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