CBD users starting out without guidance can quickly become intimidated by terminology. We wanted to clear that up with some basic CBD usage and dosage guidelines. Here, you will learn how and when to administer CBD. Also, to get you started the right way, learn about how to pick the correct concentration for your intended goal.
CBD can make vast improvements in your life, and by proxy, the lives around you. But, as with any new supplement, please consult your doctor or veterinarian before use.
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With so many different options and terms, CBD can be intimidating to learn. In our CBD Oil instructional video, we teach you how to start out. Not all of CBD’s effects are instantaneous. It can take a week for CBD to bond with your body’s fatty cells for gradual release and use by the Endocannabinoid system. Daily usage will make it readily available from the body, the key here is consistency!
Depending on your desired effect, body weight and other factors, your CBD needs could greatly vary when compared to somebody else. There is not a ‘one dose works for all’ answer. Rather, its best to start with a small, low potency amount, and work your way up slowly. This approach works best because it allows you to find the exact amount you need with out wasting any; thus, saving you money.
CBD Spectrums are pretty straight forward to understand. Full Spectrum products contain THC. Broad Spectrum products DO NOT.
Although it is a small, legal amount, THC will show a positive on a drug test. This MUST be considered before purchasing a CBD product!
If you are involved in a profession where drug tests are commonly given, or an athlete participating in anti-doping sports, you should be buying Broad Spectrum CBD.
For more information, watch our video here.
CBD has gained widespread attention for its potential to mitigate ailments like insomnia, anxiety, chronic pain and depression. But what CBD drug interactions are there?
Studies are ongoing as to how effective CBD is, but there are literally 1000’s of success stories every month about CBD helping people feel better. As these stories are shared among friends and through media outlets, more and more people are willing to give CBD a try to see if it can help them. But is CBD safe to just start taking?
Current research shows that CBD is generally safe and has few minor side effects. But, due to the increase in awareness of CBD; first time buyers are asking if CBD can interact with some medications. Read more here.
CBD Bio-Availability is the percentage of CBD that is actually absorbed into your blood stream. This is very important as the more you actually absorb into the blood stream the more potent the effect.
CBD that you eat or swallow requires digestion, this means that most of it will get broken down by the enzymes in your liver before reaching and circulating into your bloodstream.
Using a dropper under the tongue doubles the bio-availability of CBD and therefore doubles the effect , this is because it is a quicker and more direct route into the blood stream as it bypasses the digestive system and the livers ‘first pass’ effect.
That is why we recommend holding the oil under the tongue for 60 – 90 seconds, where the mucus membranes can absorb the oils active ingredients
– the longer you hold the oil in your mouth before swallowing, the more will enter your bloodstream.
Just like many medications, vitamins and supplements we recommend to
take CBD with or after a meal as food increases bio-availability. CBD is a fat soluble compound meaning that it dissolves in fats and fatty oils, this breaks CBD down into smaller molecules which are more easily absorbed by the body.
Because CBD is fat soluble one of the ways to increase bio-availability even further is to take it with a high fat snack or meal such as Peanut Butter, Advacados, nuts, olive oil, cheese, eggs, fatty fish, whole milk or dark chicken.
The therapeutic properties contained within Cannabis Sativa have been revered for centuries.
CBD oil has the narcotic ‘high’ effect naturally removed but retains the medicinal qualities. Until recently it was still viewed with suspicion but, owing to the unstinting efforts of a few driven pioneers, it is now certified for sale in most regions of the world and has understandably attracted huge interest.
CBD interacts with the body’s Endocannabinoid System (ECS) which regulates functions including hormone production, the immune system, our sleep, appetite and pain sensation, mood, memory and temperature.
Every mammal has an ECS, with millions of receptors located around the body. CBD interacts with these receptors in a completely natural way, restoring the healthy balance that can so easily go off course.
For legal reasons, we can’t make promises. We can however point to thousands of reports and studies from CBD users, alternative practitioners and physicians; please contact us if you’d like a sample of these.
CBD has been shown to reduce inflammation, intercept pain signals to the brain and boost serotonin levels. There are many chronic conditions whose symptoms may be reduced or eliminated with its use.
These include:
Many people are dissatisfied with conventional medicine, due to treatments appearing not to work, becoming less effective with continued use and associated with unwelcome side effects. Another aspect is that doctors and nurses are often overworked and lack the time to give personal attention to every patient.
Natural remedies such as CBD not only reduce the risk of future disease but their positive effects on quality of life happen within days not weeks, helping put people back in control of their own lives and outcomes with few or no negative side effects.
