Chronic Pain Pack

CBD oil is frequently used in the following ways – 

Sublingually: Intake the oil under your tongue, letting it sit there for up to 60 seconds, then swallow. 

Orally: You can consume CBD oil orally or in a capsule form, usually with a swig of water.

*It is recommended to take it at least 30 minutes before or after eating a meal, and at least 1.5 hours before sleeping.

Topically: You can easily apply any CBD roll-on directly on the area of concern. Massage it lightly for a few minutes and perhaps cover the area with a cloth or a hot-water bottle.

You can consult a certified Ayurvedic doctor who can write you a prescription for any ingestible Awshad product. You can also consult our panel of in-house Ayurvedic doctors who will understand your ailment and guide you the best way to consume CBD oil and finally, write you a prescription. You can see our in-house doctors on our “Doctors Onboard” page or while ordering the product, you can choose to book a consultation before checking out.

You can consult our in-house Ayurvedic expert who can guide you on the right amount of dosage to be consumed basis your ailment or problem area. The number of drops prescribed by the doctor will be the set dosage for you.

Our each capsule has a standard dosage. The Calmasule capsule has 10mg CBD and 5mg THC, while our Calmasule+ capsule has 15mg CBD and 15mg THC. The dosage is set by the doctor prescribing the medicine, and you may be asked to take half a capsule or more than one capsule if the doctor deems it fit.

CBD can help manage : –
Anxiety and depression
Chronic pain
Insomnia
Inflammation
Period pain
Unhealthy gut
Arthritis pain

It can help increase appetite, reduce tremors or involuntary shakes making it very popular with people going through cancer, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy and other untreatable ailments.

Time taken to feel the effects of CBD depends on the mode of consumption, body’s metabolism and the amount of dosage. Largely, the time taken for it to reach the bloodstream decides how soon it starts to show effects. Ingesting CBD leaves you with a longer wait time to show its full effects (20-60minutes), whereas topical application may take around 15 minutes to work on the body. 

This essentially depends on your weight, age, metabolism and ailment in question. Every body requires a different treatment and hence, consulting a certified Ayurvedic expert is the best way to determine the same. 

Yes. Under the Ayush Ministry, CBD is absolutely legal to purchase and consume in India as long as the company selling is licensed by the AYUSH ministry and the consumer is buying the CBD ingestible products with a valid prescription.  

No. CBD oil is primarily made from the stalks, leaves, and flowers of the hemp plant. These have hundreds of cannabinoids, including CBD, THC, CBG, CBN, and more. Hemp seed oil, on the other hand, is made from the seeds of the Cannabis sativa plant. Although the seeds do not contain CBD, they do contain a high concentration of minerals, fatty acids, and bioactive chemicals that may have a few health advantages.

CBD edibles are ready-to-eat food and beverage items infused with CBD. Our CBD gummies too come under the category of CBD edibles and are fuss-free and easy to chew. Depending on its composition of the product, prescription may or may not be required for it.

Many studies and researches have revealed that CBD oil may be beneficial relieving the pain and inflammation associated with arthritis. It is not only safe but a very useful treatment option for joint pain.

Absolutely! If you wish to mix it in your coffee, tea, smoothies, desserts or salads, CBD oil will work even better as this helps in maximum absorption of the oil in the body.

CBD oil is absolutely non-addictive and can also be used to treat several kinds of drug addiction. According to preliminary research, CBD may reduce the risk of developing cocaine and methamphetamine use disorders. After a time of detoxification and abstinence, it might also aid in preventing recurrence.

CBD is a completely natural product with no serious and long-lasting side-effects. Unpleasant side effects from consuming too much CBD include dry mouth, nausea, diarrhoea, upset stomach, tiredness, light-headedness, and overall disorientation. Damage to the liver is possible, in very rare cases.