CBD (cannabidiol) is the non-physcoactive ingredient found in cannabis. We have an endocannabinoid system in our bodies that is responsible for regulating sleep, appetite, memory, immune function and of course pain. 

The endocannabinoid system includes two specific types of receptors: CB1 and CB2. CB1 receptors are predominantly found in the brain, while CB2 are found all over the rest of the body. 

CBD has no phsycoactive effects, so no, it doesn't get you "high". THC is the active ingredient that creates the high by binding to CB1 receptors. CBD has an indirect effect on both receptors without binding to them, so it creates no phsycoactive effects. THC does help activate CBD creating a more effective solution for inflamed areas where you feel pain.

Benefits:

Reduces inflammation, helps chronic pain, improves skin health and alleviates anxiety and stress. 

Massage with cannabis has been shown to have very positive effects on muscle and joint pain, stress, anxiety, headaches and digestive disorders. It has been found to help speed up the recovery of the muscles that have experienced injury or overuse. 

Everyones experience with cannabis is slightly different, so I encourage you to try what feels best for you.
 

I have CBD (with NO THC) topicals available and topicals with THC for your personal preference.