Hemp soaked in alcohol as a balm, instead of Alps?

Have you ever thought that an even better alternative to the classic, yet excellent Alpa could be a homemade hemp balm based on alcohol? If so, you're in the right place today! This balm will perfectly help you with muscle and joint pain. We'll show you how to make it, what effects the hemp balm has. You'll also learn a bit about the history of medicinal cannabis use.

  • Hemp soaked in alcohol is traditionally used as a massage and regenerative treatment in Central and South America, especially across Mexico's indigenous population

  • Mexicans use hemp soaked in alcohol to treat muscle pain, reduce symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and joint pain in general

Traditional Mexican Hemp Balm Treatment

Medicinal hemp soaked in alcohol and applied to joints or muscles is a traditional "grandma's trick" in Mexico, considered a guaranteed, effective remedy.

Let's look at the CTV news report capturing one such Mexican grandmother, specifically a former 53-year-old dancer from Mexico City who swears by herbal relief from hemp substances. She said in the report:

"My family has used this recipe for generations, and I simply took over the torch. Moreover, I try to stay active, and hemp as a balm for muscles and joints simply helps me do that. I have great faith in the healing properties of hemp."

Hemp legalization in Mexico is on a fairly good path. For many citizens, this is positive news, as medicinal hemp has been traditionally used for healing in this area for centuries, and people could continue this "tradition" legally.

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