The human body contains cannabinoid receptors throughout it (brain, spinal cord, organs, skin) and those receptors are there to receive what the body naturally produces which are called endocannabinoids. the endocannabinoid system regulates metabolism, immune system function, hormone release and memory. This is why cannabinoids that come from the cannabis plant can interact with those receptors.

Ingestion 

This method of using hemp-derived CBD involves swallowing CBD oil or eating products infused with it, such as gummies. After ingestion, the compound passes through the digestive system and is processed by the liver, which may result in a delayed onset time that varies by individual.

Sublingual 

As with most tinctures, this method involves using a measured dropper to dispense CBD oil under the tongue. Holding the oil there for about 90 seconds allows it to be taken up through the tissue in the mouth. This approach bypasses the digestive system and may result in faster onset compared to ingestion. A carrier oil (MCT oil in our case) is included in all CBD tinctures to help evenly dilute the hemp extract and improve flavor and consistency.

Topical

Another method for using CBD is applying it topically to the skin. Many people use CBD topicals as part of their skincare or wellness routines, often choosing formulas with botanical ingredients they enjoy. Our topicals include organic plant-based oils and extracts that complement the use of hemp-derived cannabinoids like CBG, CBD, and CBDV. Using topicals after physical activity is a popular self-care routine. 

Inhalation

Dry hemp flower can be vaporized using a dry herb vaporizer, producing a light vapor of cannabinoids from hemp. Some users prefer this method over smoking, as it avoids the byproducts associated with combustion. Inhalation is a fast-acting option for those seeking an immediate experience with hemp.

CBD oil can also be inhaled, but it’s important to research carefully. Some formulations on the market may include questionable additives not intended for inhalation.