Staten Island CBD Oil Company, SupHERBals, Offers Healthful Hope to the Masses

By Jerry Del Priore

Greg Prasker, a trained hypnotist based in Staten Island, has had an interest in health and self-help for as long as he can remember. So, he started to research Cannabidiol (CBD Oil), a chemical compound in the Cannabis Sativa plant, also known as hemp, after hearing countless positive anecdotal stories.

Prasker, believing it was helping countless people with a multitude of health aliments, without experiencing the intoxicating effects, decided to become a CBD Oil purveyor, along with his business partner, Lee Regenbogen.

They wanted to offer a superior CBD Oil product without the steep cost.  

“I realized, after doing research, all these companies were charging exorbitant amounts, for something that should be more affordable,” the Brooklyn-born Prasker said. “CBD isn’t cheap, but at the same time, it shouldn’t be $150 for 1000 mg (bottle).”  

So, Prasker, 38, decided to locate a reputable hemp farmer who supplies quality CBD Oil. To his delight, he found a fantastic one in Tennessee.   

Prasker said SupHERBals, a Staten Island-based CBD Oil company, makes a formula which has Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)—the main mind-altering cannabinoid, the chemical compound found in the cannabis plant, in just trace amounts. 

Moreover, the full spectrum preparation is mixed with medium chain triglyceride oil (coconut oil) as a base oil and sunflower lecithin to increase bioavailability. Plus, Prasker, a Shaman, infuses and blesses it with reiki and tuning fork energy, for purity and enhanced optimal benefits. 

In addition, Prasker said it’s always under 0.03 percent in THC, so it’s below the legal THC limit. But the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) still classifies CBD Oil as a Schedule I drug, meaning that legally, there’s no medicinal properties, much to Prasker’s chagrin.

However, Prasker will tell you otherwise, as he once suffered from bouts of depression and anxiety, which were treated with medication. But, with the help of CBD Oil, hypnosis and mediation, the New Springfield, Staten Island, resident is off all meds and said he’s more relaxed and feeling much better these days.

While more research needs to be conducted on the positive benefits of CBD Oil, it has shown promising results in treating pain. Preclinical studies of cannabinoids have been investigated in the brain, spinal cord, and nerve endings, to help better understand its role in pain relief, as per WebMD com.

The reason CBD Oil is helpful, many health and medical experts believe, is due to the body’s endocannabinoid system, with cannabinoid receptors, molecules that bind cannabinoids, throughout it.

These receptors attach with various cannabinoids, providing a measure of relief in several medical conditions.

Case in point, Prasker noted that his 70-year-old dad uses SupHERBals’ CBD Oil to help treat his arthritis, and now he’s able to make a full fist.

Additionally, preclinical CBD Oil studies have been conducted on antitumor properties in mice and rats, and stimulating appetites in humans who need to maintain their weight, with favorable results, according to WebMD.com.  

Plus, Prasker said, people with epilepsy have also experienced dramatically less seizures. Although CBD Oil continues to make positive waves in treating a variety of medical conditions, more research and clinical studies need to be conducted before it’s touted as a cure-all tonic.

To that end, Regenbogen and Prasker, who admitted to making some foolish mistakes in the past, are looking to give back to the universe and ignite positive transformation with their SupHERBals’ Sacred CBD Oil.

“I made stupid mistakes in my life,” Prasker said. “But now that I’ve changed, I just want to change the world—one bottle at a time, or one client at a time.”

For more information on SupHERBals’ 750 mg Non-GMO Sacred CBD Oil, which retails for $90.00 per bottle, like its Facebook page @https://www.facebook.com/supherbals

 Also, log onto its website @ www.supherbals.com, and follow the company on Instagram @SupHERBals.

Follow Greg Prasker on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/greg.prasker.