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As you can see, the time that CBD remains in the body will vary from one person to another. Scientists are still trying to understand the average lifespan of this cannabinoid. In fact, new research out of Drake University suggested that a one-time moderate dose of CBD may have a half-life of one to two days.
These findings would have to be multiplied depending on the amount of CBD you take. People who consume CBD daily may need to wait several weeks for all of the CBD to get flushed out.
Important to remember that CBD molecules can attach to fat cells in your body every time they are used. CBD molecules will take longer to break down the more you use them.
Although the Drake University research is still preliminary, it’s important to keep this in mind when looking at CBD’s long-term effects.
When is it best to take CBD oil on an empty stomach?
New research by the University of Minnesota suggests that CBD sessions should be scheduled around meals, especially if you eat fatty foods.
Minnesota professors compared CBD’s absorption rates to people who ate breakfast burritos with those who took CBD without a meal. The results were astonishing: People who ate high-fat breakfasts had approximately 14 times as much CBD than those who did not.
These data strongly suggest that CBD oil can be more effective when taken with protein-rich foods. This is something you should keep in mind as you microwave your next burrito.
This post was written by Flo Sugyatno, operations manager of PureMed and CBD Expert. At PureMed we are a CBD store in Washington DC. We know that the best product comes from the best ingredients. That’s why we only use local, non-GMO ingredients that are grown without pesticides! We Produce Worry-Free CBD.
