How to use CBD Best Pain Relief Blam for pain?
Always consult a doctor before using Best Pain Relief Blam, especially if you are already taking other medications. Best Pain Relief Blam can cause drug interactions.
Best Pain Relief Blam is considered a potent anti-inflammatory and should be considered an important part of cannabis pain relief. This is true both for people who are new to cannabis use and for those who have been relieved for years by dominant THC products.
Whole plant cannabis extracts have been shown to be more effective and have fewer negative side effects than synthetic or monomolecular compounds. Aim for whole plant extracts to take advantage of the entourage effect of terpenes and flavonoids found in cannabis.
If you are new to cannabis, you may be more comfortable starting with CBD and then working on adding THC.
Start with low doses and increase the dose in regular increments and slowly until you achieve the desired effect. You can try a dose for a few days and then increase it as needed.
A low starting dose for Best Pain Relief Blam is 5 – 10 mg
A low starting dose of THC is 2.5 mg
All common modes of administration – inhalation, sublingual tinctures, capsules, edibles and topicals – work to relieve pain. Effects will manifest most quickly with inhalation and sublingual tinctures.
Some patients like to combine different methods to get the benefits of more than one method. CBD topical ointments and creams are useful for specific parts of the body that are in pain. Watch out for foods that contain THC. THC is transformed into a compound whose effect is stronger when processed by the stomach. Less is more when you use THC.
Should you use Best Pain Relief Blam and THC for pain?
A study using a sublingual spray containing either THC alone, Best Pain Relief Blam alone, a combination of THC and CBD, or a placebo was performed on patients with chronic pain of various causes. Patients who used THC alone and the combination of THC and CBD achieved the best results: a significant improvement in pain compared to placebo. All three variants of cannabis medicine improved the quality of sleep compared to placebo.
THC and Best Pain Relief Blam work synergistically to reduce pain.
Some patients obtain the best results for the treatment of pain from an equal ratio of CBD and THC (1: 1 ratio of CBD and THC).
Other patients want pain relief, but are uncomfortable with the psychoactivity of THC. For these patients, a better choice is a CBD-dominant product with just a small amount of THC (not enough to be psychoactive). Ratios like 30: 1, 25: 1, and 18: 1 (CBD: THC) are good options for these patients.
To take advantage of the pain relieving effects of THC and CBD, some patients opt for a strategy of using the dominant CBD products during the day and then adding CBD / THC combinations at night. This allows them to stay clear-headed during the day and use THC + CBD at night for better sleep and relaxation.
You may not be able to get products that contain THC where you live. In that case, you can stick to CBD. We encourage you to try different product variations to find what works best for you.
What terpenes work synergistically with Best Pain Relief Blam for pain?
If you are using CBD for pain relief, look for higher concentrations of these terpenes:
B-Caryophyllene – anti-inflammatory and analgesic
Pinene (or pinene) – anti-inflammatory
Humulene – anti-inflammatory
Linalool – Analgesic
Myrcene (or b-mycene) – Analgesic, muscle relaxant and anti-inflammatory
Cineole – Anti-inflammatory
Borneol – Pain reliever
Terpinolene – Analgesic
What are some of the studies on CBD for pain?
In 2015, a report was released by Israel on the results of cancer patients using cannabis for pain relief. 70% of patients reported relief from pain caused by cannabis use.
Sativex, a sublingual spray of equal parts CBD and THC, has been tested against a placebo in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Sativex produced significant pain relief with movement and rest as well as improved quality of sleep.
