When you take CBD, it may not have the immediate effect you hoped for in some situations. You must figure out why your CBD isn’t working. Once you understand why, you can adjust your routine to get better results. Here are three reasons why this may be happening.
You may not need to do your own research, however, it’s important to know what is in the CBD product you’re using. Studies have shown that some of the most well-known CBD brands have almost no consistency when it comes to the CBD amount and other ingredients.
In order to en sure that the CBD products you’re purchasing really has what the label says, you should look at the COA (Certificate of Analysis) provided by a third-party tester. The COA will verify all the amounts and claims on the packaging. The COA is also what regulatory agencies look at to hold these companies accountable.
The amount of CBD you take also matters. Some people rely on recommendations from friends or family when it comes to figuring out how much CBD to take. The problem with this is that everyone metabolizes natural products differently, regardless of if they are taking a hemp or another ingredient.
If the CBD products you are taking aren’t effective for you, it may be time to change the amount you’re taking. Your endocannabinoid system is responsible for regulating many types of physiological processes in your body, which include your nervous and immune systems.
It is important to remember that the endocannabinoid system is unique for every person. This means that it may be necessary to adjust your dosage of CBD. Start out with 50mg of CBD, and go up or down in increments of 10 until you feel it’s right for you.
When you first start taking CBD, you may have unrealistic expectations. You may believe it will work immediately, but it may take days or weeks to start seeing results. Everyone is different so patience is key. What CBD may work for others, may not work for you.
It can take time to notice a difference in how you feel while taking CBD, and more time for you to recognize what doses correspond to what effects.
We suggest to wait an hour or two after taking CBD before taking other medications, because CBD can interact with some medications and reduce the effects of CBD. You can also take this time to find out what that dose’s effects without interference from other medications. It is also recommended to take CBD with foods that contain healthy fats, such as avocado, to increase the efficacy.
If you are using CBD but are not seeing the results you expect, consider some of the issues listed above. Sometimes adjusting your routine can fix any issues and allow CBD to do what it is supposed to do. Being informed is the best way to ensure you have full control of what you put in your body.
