Movement, concentration, and sleep all depend on messages passing between cells. Those messages have to stop as well as start. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) helps manage that. Solenva is designed to support it.
See how the ECS worksEach one depends on nerve cells passing messages to each other.
A nerve cell can fire again and again, and nothing in the act of sending tells it when it has sent enough. A signal that keeps arriving at full strength stops being useful.
So your body keeps a check on its own signaling. The endocannabinoid system is part of that check. Here is how that works between two nerve cells.
One way the ECS works: a nerve cell asks its neighbor to send less.
Nerve cells talk to each other with chemicals. One cell releases a small amount. It crosses a tiny gap, and the next cell picks it up. That is how a message moves through your nervous system.
In the diagram: dark dots carry the message down.
The cell on the other side can send a reply. It makes endocannabinoids, the cannabinoids your body builds itself. They travel back across the gap to the cell that sent the signal.
In the diagram: blue dots carry the reply back up.
The reply lands on the sending cell and turns its output down. For a while, it releases less. That is the check working, and it stays between those two cells. Nothing else in the body slows down.
In the diagram: fewer dark dots show the smaller message.
A dimmer changes how bright a light is. ECS feedback does something similar to a signal between two cells: it changes how much gets sent. The change stays local to those cells.
Move the slider to picture a smaller or larger message. This is an illustration, not a measurement of your body.
CB1 and CB2 are the two main cannabinoid receptors. Think of them as receiving points for messages. Select one to see where it works.
ABUNDANT IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
CB1 is common in the brain and nervous system, including areas involved in movement, memory, and attention. It helps nerve cells adjust the messages they send.
The ECS works all over the body. What it does depends on where the message lands: circuits involved in movement and focus, or circuits involved in sleep and mood.
The ECS helps cells adjust their messages. Plant cannabinoids can influence how that system responds. Solenva brings a selected blend of those cannabinoids into a daily formula, designed to support the ECS and everyday function.
These are the messengers in the feedback loop above. They help cells change how much of a message they send. The body makes them when needed and breaks them down afterward, allowing the response to change with the situation.
Balance means adjusting to what is needed.
Illustrations simplify cellular processes. The dimmer is a visual analogy, not a clinical model or evidence of product results.
Lu & Mackie (2016). An introduction to the endogenous cannabinoid system. ↗Kano (2014). Endocannabinoid-mediated retrograde modulation of synaptic transmission. ↗Zou & Kumar (2018). Cannabinoid receptors and the endocannabinoid system. ↗
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