“In my Laboratory of Feelings, I searched for a long time for a means to remove the mental garbage that causes turmoil in our head and affects our well-being. My goal was to find a solution for inner peace and a natural means of cleansing. After long-term research, I can with my psychological exercises, book affirmations and CBD oils, you finally find inner peace!”
Academician prof. ddr. sc. ddr. hc. MILAN KRAJNC, psychotherapist
www.clinique.health
CBD oil from the Laboratory of prof. Krajnc:
Anxiety relief: Some studies show that CBD can help reduce anxiety symptoms. People report feeling calmer and less stressed after consuming CBD.
Reducing depression: There is evidence to suggest that CBD oil can help alleviate symptoms of depression. Some report improved mood and reduced feelings of low energy.
Improving sleep: Many people use CBD oil to help them sleep and reduce sleep problems. It can help you relax and, as a result, improve the quality of your sleep.
Stress relief: CBD oil can help manage stressful situations by reducing the physical symptoms of stress, such as increased heart rate and anxiety.
Help with Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSS): Some individuals with PTSD report a reduction in symptoms after consuming CBD, such as nightmares, hyperactivity, and anxiety.
It’s important to note that research into the effects of CBD on mental health is still developing. Individual responses to CBD oil may vary and may vary based on dosage, method of application, and other factors. Before using CBD to improve mental health, it makes sense to consult with a professional, especially if the person is already taking medication or has other health problems.
Milan Krajnc is a double Ph.D. He holds a doctorate in management and psychology. He is full professor of personality psychology at the ASEAN International University, associate professor of public management at the European Peace Center, UN University for Peace, and visiting professor of psychology at the Universities of Barcelona, Valencia, Bologna and Coimbra. He is director of study programs at the London Health School and director of the US Profiling Institute. He is a regular member of the Serbian Royal Academy of Sciences and Arts and a regular member of the International Association of Academics in Management. He also received two honorary doctorates in psychology and art.
For more than 20 years, he has had a private practice in the field of psychotherapy (transactional analysis and reality therapy) and for more than 20 years he has been solving various crisis situations in companies, families and government organizations, where the
cause is the human factor. He is the author of more than 400 books in the field of relationships and leadership. In 2021, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Economics. He was nominated on the topic of new economics based on natural psychology.
References:
https://www.academia.edu/17134159/Medical_cannabis_time_for_clear_thinking
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7027431/
https://theconversation.com/cannabis-how-it-affects-our-cognition-and-psychology-new-research-180987
