Dr. Mercola Organic Hemp Oil Concentrate Review

There is very little research on hemp oil for slowing aging or repairing cells and DNA. The only study found was a small placebo-controlled trial in 25 adults seeking chiropractic care. For 12 weeks they took a daily supplement that combined full spectrum hemp oil with calamari oil and broccoli. Compared with placebo, it lowered oxidative stress in blood cells by 29.4 percent and cut pain intensity by 52 percent ^[1]. Because hemp oil was mixed with other ingredients, the benefit cannot be credited to hemp oil alone, and the study did not measure biological age or DNA repair directly ^[1]. This product lists its hemp oil concentrate without a clear amount, so it is not possible to compare its dose with the one used in the study. No customer reviews could be counted or read, so there is no picture yet of how people find it in everyday use. Overall, this is early evidence from a single small trial of a combination product. Animal and cell studies are never counted.

Three of the ten panelists spoke about hemp oil, the main ingredient, and all three recommend or use it, so this is a small sample. They name it as a source of fatty acids: one points to omega-3 with some omega-6, another to good omega-6s, and another to GLA, which he links to skin conditions. One panelist uses it for sleep, choosing a CBD blend with no THC that also contains beta-carotene, clove, black pepper and copaiba oil to help the body absorb it, and he says his kids take hemp oil as a fatty acid supplement for ADHD. Another suggests having plenty of it as part of a healthy diet. No one gave a dose, and no one voiced a caution or said they stopped taking it.