Choosing how to take CBD
What's the best way for you to take it? It really depends on a number of different things such as:
- What is the ailment you are looking for relief from?
- Does your condition need localised treatment or whole-body?
- How fast do you need it to act?
- How long do you want it to last?
- How important is taste to you?
Guide to different ways to take CBD
Under the tongue Most popular way to take CBD. It is taken sublingually (drops or spray under your tongue).
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Capsules and tablets CBD also can be taken as tablets or capsules for simplicity and efficiency.
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Pastes CBD pastes are the raw versions of CBD and is not mixed with a carrier oil like coconut oils. It comes in a syringe and looks like a brown gooey paste.
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Topical Creams Topicals are placed directly onto the skin where they are absorbed immediately by the endocannabinoid receptors all over our skin to provide comfort and relief to the skin, muscles and joints.
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Edibles A gentle introduction for beginners who might be concerned about smell, taste or dosage.
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Vaporising Vaporising CBD may not be as common as injesting CBD like oils but can be a very effective way to take CBD especially for pain. It is very fast acting and has a higher absorption rates with some studies reporting up to 56%. |
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