The ECS Is Located In Every System Of The Body
It is responsible for helping the body achieve perfect cellular balance (homeostasis)
The ECS
The body is designed with a dynamic network of cellular communication that is over 600 million years old. It is a living program of intelligence that has the ability to interface with the cells of the body in advanced ways. It is biodynamic and constantly shifting to adjust to the needs of the body.
This ancient system communicates with all the other body systems for the ultimate goal of homeostasis or perfect balance. The name of this dynamic system is the endocannabinoid system, also called the (ECS).
It was not until the late 1990s that scientists became aware of its existence, and since its discovery the ECS has led researchers on an incredible exploration into levels of cellular communication that have never been seen before!
The ECS is now understood to be a master regulatory system and works to bring all other body systems into balance. It has its hand in just about every body process and is capable of working dynamically to restore system imbalances, however when it is not functioning properly it is implicated in illness and disease states.
The ECS is a symptomatic body system that can alert one to system imbalances. When addressed early, these imbalances can serve as a roadmap to realign the body to higher states of health.
The ECS is a complex signaling system that supports the body in a multitude of different ways. It's therapeutic benefits are unprecedented when supported properly. For this reason we investigate different signaling pathways that offer holistic support. Such things as phytonutrients, essential oils, superfoods, and bioenergetic frequencies. All of these things can play an important role in modulating and supporting the ECS.
Learn how to understand the ECS and the simple signals it sends to help the body maintain higher states of wellness.
The ECS & Frequencies
Just as there are special messenger molecules that can modulate the ECS, frequencies can also modulate the ECS.
We have learned through quantum biology that a frequence messenger is 90% more efficient than a chemical messenger. Energy is both faster and has very little waste. Interestingly the ECS is found in every system of the body. It is also found within the fascia, the liquid crystal matrix , the skin, and even in the pineal gland.
This gives us some very important information. Because it's main job is to achieve perfect cellular balance, It would also help with energy balance.
As we know we are not solid matter. We are pure energy at our fundamental core. We also know that the ECS is the master regulatory, so it makes sense to think it might play a role as a bridge supporting different energies in and out of the body.
The Endocannabinoid System (ECS)
The Endocannabinoid System is a specialized network of cellular communication. It is a super dynamic system that supports cellular communication. It is fundamental for almost every body process. It sets the framework to send and receive high levels of cellular information. It is known to influence and support almost all behaviour in the body.
It controls the way that cells share their messages with different tissues and organs, thus helping them to better perform. It is a major part of the central and peripheral nervous system and a fundamental part of the immune system. The ECS is so fundamental to our survival If this system is out of balance, it is almost impossible to conceive a child.
Simply explained it is comprised of three parts.
- Endocannabinoids
- Cannabinoid receptors called CB1 & CB2
- Creating and Degrading Enzymes.
A Lock and Key Communication System
The ECS uses all three components to modulate and support a host of different body processes. Endocannabinoids are messengers that have vital information for different body processes. The way they get their information into the cells is through trafficking areas called receptors.
This communication is sometimes referred to as a lock and key type of signaling. The endocannabinoid are the messengers that want to share information with the body. They must do that at special areas in the cells called receptors. The endocannabinoids must unlock the receptors so they can communicate and transfer data. The endocannabinoids are the keys and the receptors are the locks.
The ECS is highly integrated and intuitive however, it is not immune to damage. When the ECS is working efficiently it can help the body ward off illness and disease. It assists the body’s healing processes and supports body system functions.
Cannabinoid Receptors
When the ECS is damaged or deficient, it is highly implicated as the culprit in disease. It was once thought that the only way to activate the ECS was by consuming cannabis. We now know this is not the only way to unlock the benefits of this intelligent system. Special nutrients and essential oils contain molecules that affect the ECS, and these can be used to support cell signaling.
Endocannabinoid molecules signal within the ECS to talk to different areas of the body. The endocannabinoids are a very important part of cell communication. They too can become out of balance causing disruption to the system. It’s important to understand the basics of the ECS and how it can be targeted to help the body achieve higher states of wellbeing. This is important because it is the master regulatory system and balances all the other body systems. It's main goal is to achieve homeostasis (perfect cellular balance).
ECS Messengers
Some messengers have varying degrees of excitatory and inhibitory behaviours.
Cannabinoids can take on either of these roles because they are constantly interfacing with a variety of signaling molecules.
Cannabinoid agonists (messengers that activate receptors) have been shown to act on the system as follows:
- Hypnotic- sleep inducing
- Analgesic- pain relief
- Antiemetic- anti nausea and vomiting
- Antiasthmatic- anti asthma
- Antihypertensive- lower blood pressure
- Immunomodulator- regulate immune functions
- Anti-inflammatory- reduce inflammation
- Neuroprotective- protect nerves
- Antiepileptic-assist with seizures
- Antispasmodic- assist with muscle spasms
- Addressing movement disorders
- Eating disorders
- Alcohol withdrawal
(Grant et al., 2005), (Grotenhermen et al., 2002), (Mackie 2006), (Martin, 2002), (Pertwee, 2000), (Porter et al., 2001), (Rondon, 2001), (Williamson et al., 2000).
electromagnetic Frequency activates Receptors
Receptors Respond To Microcurrent Frequency
The receptor is a specialized protein that if found embedded within the cell membrane. It is responsible for allowing different messengers in and out of the cell. It is also a trafficking area. Receptors get messages from different messengers and then send those messages throughout the body.
It is believed that certain frequencies can activate a receptor in the same way that chemical messengers activate a receptor in a "lock and key" type of behaviour. Now we have many different ways to support activation at receptor sites especially when we are dealing with the ECS.
