When to take CBD Oil?

In this article today we’ll be answering some major questions such as :

why should you take CBD?

What CBD products are safe?

How to choose the best CBD products/ brand for you? etc.

How does CBD interact with the Human Body?

The human brain is one of the most complex organs found in the human body. it wouldn’t be wrong to say that the potential of the human mind is unknown to the human mind itself.

The endocannabinoid system is already a prevalent system in human beings. It consists of two receptors, CB1 and CB2. While CB1 receptors are usually found in the central nervous system, CB2 receptors are associated with the peripheral nervous system. The endocannabinoids found in humans are actually neurotransmitters that bind themselves with the cannabinoid receptors in your nervous system.

CBD not only binds the CB1 but also binds to the CB2 receptors found in the peripheral nervous system. Also, it interacts with the human body through many other biological pathways. In the process, CBD is known to activate multiple pathways at a given point in time which accounts for the therapeutic properties exhibited by the plant.

If we talk about the direct interaction of CBD with various ion channels found in the human body, CBD also binds to TRPV1 receptors that are known to provide pain relief, reduce inflammation and mediate body temperature.

The endocannabinoid system still remains under research and it may take a while to fully understand how CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system.

What does CBD do?

The uses and applications of this miraculous plant are literally all over the internet.

From being included in cheeseburgers, breath fresheners, toothpicks to air pollution absorbing walls made out of hemp; the ever-increasing number of CBD users is proof of how this product has solidified its position in the minds of the consumer.

The impact CBD has brought about is not just limited to the general public. Even celebrities have used and regularly use CBD in their lives. Take Kim Kardashian West, for instance, used the product after the birth of her 4th baby. Bubba Watson; who is a famous professional golfer, also hits the bed after taking CBD.

CBD among other cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant has some miraculous properties. While research is still underway and it will take a while before CBD develops a clinical history and record that is intended to diagnose, treat, or cure a particular disease.

Both, animal-based research models as well as, human-models for CBD research purposes have been utilized. Human subjects have been a part of the ongoing research on CBD for quite a while now however, the number is still quite low to actually generalize the results on a larger population.

Now before we jump into the when, let’s first address the why, as in Why should you take CBD oil?

Why Should You Take CBD Oil?

While there is no such ideal time that we can pinpoint and guarantee that it works for everyone, we will try to give you some general guidelines.

Other than that the best time for CBD oil consumption really just depends on what your personal preference is. It is imperative that you some trial and testings before deciding on the ideal time slot where CBD fits best into your routine.

The second thing to consider is your purpose for taking CBD oil.

If you’re looking to boost your productivity in the day and striving for a good start you might want to consider taking CBD with your morning cup of coffee/tea.

But wait, that’s just not you?

No problem, a lot of us skip the morning coffee and tea because of the morning nausea. Well, how about taking it in the evening with your croissants while you chillax and lounge on that sofa streaming Netflix with bae? You’ll still get all the benefits from it promise!

Hmm! So what if you’re trying to get rid of the insomniac nights you’ve been having for the past week? When should you take it then?

Well, experts recommend that you take it an hour before hitting the bed, not because it is a sleeping pill because they believe consuming medicines before bed or with your breakfast is the only time you’ll be able to maintain your schedule and reap it the benefits.

CBD is not a miraculous natural sedative, in fact, because of their low THC levels (equal or less than 0.03%), they are not sedative at all.

CBD just boosts your natural body systems to help induce sleep naturally. By regulating an individual’s working, sleeping, eating, and digestion process and patterns, users have reported a surge in their daily productivity and energy levels, a better mood, and a general feeling of well being which in turn has put a lot of things in perspective for them, including their sleeping routine.

Let’s take a look at what factors govern the principle time to take CBD in detail.

What does CBD claim to do?

Advertising CBD products is something that needs careful attention.

Companies have to make sure they don’t make any health claims as there is no conclusive evidence or documented clinical history to support this fact. This is also because experts are afraid patients with chronic illnesses such as cancer would ditch their medical treatments and resort to using CBD oil only if open advertising for the benefits of CBD is allowed.

CBD companies then resort to using customer testimonials and third-party reviews for their company that do the advertisement for them.

Returning back to the topic let’s talk about the documented evidence of CBD benefits:

Many experts including Dr. Brad Ingram who is an Associate Professor at the University of Mississippi Medical Centre of the Pediatrics department has been conducting clinical trials for CBD on children and teenagers suffering from Epilepsy for quite some time now.

Promising results from similar trials including Dr. Brad’s experiments have led to the first CBD inclusive anti-seizure medicine for Epilepsy. The Food and Drug Administration approved Epidiolex medicine contains a high amount of CBD and uses the cannabinoid to reduce the number and intensity of seizures in Epileptic patients.

After displays of such encouraging outcomes, Doctors, Pharmacologists, Researchers, and consumers alike are eagerly interested in what more CBD has to offer.

Researchers and Doctors hope that one day they will be able to use CBD to treat other diseases as well. It will take time however before doctors and researchers have a comprehensive 101 guide on how it works.