If you’re new to CBD then understanding how much CBD oil you actually need can be confusing. If you’ve been looking at our range of CBD, you’ll have not only noticed different CBD products, but also the different dosages.
Our CBD oils range from 5-40%. The percentage represents to mg to ml amount we include in each bottle. For example, with our 40% CBD oil, you get 4000mg of CBD in every bottle.
What is CBD?
CBD is also known as cannabidiol, which is a cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant. Unlike other elements found within the plant, CBD doesn’t get you high and is not psychoactive. This is what makes it safe and legal to take in the form of your choice. You can find many different forms of CBD available to help with pain, such as oils and gummies.
It does this, as well as providing a host of other beneficial effects, by promoting homeostasis within the body. This is essentially a healthy balance of all the elements needed to promote healthy living in humans.
CBD foot pain relief comes from its ability to promote the activity of CB2 receptors in the body and reduce pain and inflammation. It also reduced the stress levels in the body, helping with the anxiety that comes with physical pain too.
How much CBD oil do I need?
First of all, if your worried that you might overdose from CBD usage then you don’t need to be. You can’t overdose from CBD, however there are side effects that you may suffer from if you take too much CBD.
When taking CBD, we recommend taking by adding 2-3 drops under your tongue, three times per day. Once in the morning, once in the morning and once before you go to sleep.
How to calculate your recommended dosage of CBD
The recommended dosage of CBD depends on a number of different factors. These are size, weight, your tolerance to CBD and individual body chemistry. If your completely new to taking CBD, then you’ll want to start out with a smaller dosage. If your someone that has been taking CBD for some time, then you’ll want to try a higher dosage.
Studies find that it is possible that weight may play a major role in terms of CBD dosage. CBD encounters other bodily tissue prior to reaching the endocannabinoid system. The process, speed, and turnaround with which it travels and accumulates varies based on body weight and mass.
Use this CBD dosage calculator to help you find the recommended dosage of CBD.
How to find your optimal CBD oil dosage
Taking into account that not one size fits all, here is some important information to consider when buying CBD oil.
1. Start your CBD dosage low
Of course, your health condition and your weight and height will determine how much CBD oil you will need, but as CBD oil experts, we recommend you begin safe and start low.
2. Increase your CBD dosage slowly
Once you have started your daily dose, it can take several days for your body to adjust to it, so it is suggested you continue with that dose for at least one week. If you’re not achieving your desired results after your first week, then begin to slightly increase your CBD oil amount. Only increase every 3-4 days until you notice positive effects. It’s a good idea to log and track your progress to help find your optimal dosage.
If you think you have increased your dose too much and are experiencing nausea and headaches, then lower your dosage.
3. Continue to make adjustments
It’s common that once you have found your optimal dosage, you may eventually develop a tolerance to it. So it’s all about safe experimentation. If you’ve developed a tolerance and are not achieving the results you once did, then make some adjustments; change how many times a day you are taking your CBD oil and at what time of the day.
Different ways to consume CBD
CBD Oil under your tongue
The most common way to consume CBD is by placing CBD oil directly under your tongue. This is due to the fact that CBD can easily be absorbed underneath the tongue through the thin mucous membranes there.
When taking CBD oil your tongue, you should hold the drops under your tongue for at least 60 seconds before swallowing it.This allows it to bypass the digestion and become rapidly absorbed directly into the bloodstream.
CBD oil drops in your morning coffee
Why not try a few drops of CBD oil in your morning coffee? Taking CBD in your coffee is rumoured to remove the jitters that can sometimes be associated with caffeine consumption. It also makes a great habit to ensure you don’t forget to take your morning dosage of CBD.
In a balm
Did you know that CBD can also be great in a balm? When used topically, CBD can reach local targets, like sore muscles or joints. It’s also been said that CBD can be great for period pain.
At Organic Relief, our topical CBD balms are a great way to reduce pain and inflammation. Used by many people as part of their daily routine.
Conclusion
Finding out how much CBD oil works for you can take some time, but start with a lower dosage and as you go on continue to raise your dosage in order to gain the maximum benefits.
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