You’d better believe it, suppositories are a fantastic method to reap the benefits of hemp CBD! Whether or not you have medical restrictions that may limit your hemp CBD intake options, rectal suppositories provide greater absorption rates and higher bioavailability of hemp CBD than other methods of administration.
There are many benefits to rectal administration of hemp CBD, even when compared to other methods of hemp CBD administration. In cases of surgery, illness, or injury, oral methods may not be an option due to vomiting or gastrointestinal difficulties, or physical limitations of the mouth or throat. Even in uncompromised individuals, orally administered hemp CBD undergoes degradation in the gastrointestinal tract and is first metabolized by the liver before being fully absorbed by the body. Suppositories are able to bypass these issues and deliver the hemp CBD that you need.
Not only do suppositories allow for greater absorption of hemp CBD than either oral or inhaled methods, but initial effects will be felt 10-15 minutes after administration, and last for 4-8 hours, assuming good intestinal health. The speed and consistency with which hemp CBD suppositories are absorbed by the body make them a reliable addition to many therapeutic regimens.
The use of ozone increases the amount of oxygen in the body and improves the body’s ability to heal and regenerate damaged cell. When combined, ozone and cannabinoid suppositories create a powerful therapeutic and healing effect on the body.
For optimum absorption, ozone-oxygen therapy suppository should be used first for cell regeneration. Wait a full 12 hours before going on to use hemp CBD suppository. Do not combine suppositories during one use.
There are potential issues that may impair absorption of hemp CBD from the rectum; as with any new therapeutic regimen, consult with your doctor before use. Physical barriers within the rectum, including fecal matter, tumors, or cysts, can prevent the hemp CBD in the suppository from reaching the rectal wall and being absorbed. Dehydration, whether caused by simply not drinking enough or by specific medical conditions, can also impair the functionality of the gastrointestinal tract and greatly reduce suppository absorption. Consult with a medical professional to find what is best for you.
