{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/sleep/2","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_12353-markdown","title":"Addiction question","slug":"addiction-question","content":"\"My husband and I are trying a CBD/THC tincture 20 to 1 for pain management. We each started with five drops a day as recommended by the helpful MD we talked to on this website. I’m taking 5 drops in the morning and my husband is taking it at night because that’s when our pain is worse. I’m noticing a slight bit of pain relief but what I’m really noticing more is my sleep cycle has become slightly longer. Not a problem.  My husband has noticed no change in his sleep and no pain relief. He is worried about addiction, since it seems to be changing my sleep cycle. Is addiction a concern if I stopped taking the tincture?  I am trying to ease up on Celebrex. I haven’t smoked pot in many years. Any feedback appreciated. \"\n_____________________\nAny substance that alters your experience can be habit-forming, but CBD on its own is not considered addictive. In fact, one of the least understood benefits of CBD oil is its possible effectiveness in treating symptoms associated with alcohol and drug addiction.\n\nIt is common, over time, to require more CBD to achieve the desired effect as your body develops a tolerance to the cannabinoid. This is particularly true for new consumers.\n\nKevin P.\n_____________________\nHi there!\nThere is absolutely no potential of developing  an addiction to cannabis when using such a low  THC-concentration-containing product, such as the 20:1 tincture you and  your husband have been using. CBD has no addictive potential; heavy and  frequent use of THC may cause a psychological dependence, but not  physical dependence, as alcohol,  benzodiazepines and opiates can cause. You and your husband are not even on the map of those engaged in heavy THC use. \n\nAlso,  five drops of that tincture likely has between 0.1mg and 0.3mg of THC,  which would be imperceptible for most likely everyone. Many don't even  notice 3mg.  Also, you can/should be taking the oil on an as needed  basis. Taking the oil once per day would not provide relief for more  than 6 hours at the most. I usually recommend taking the oil at least  twice per day. Also, most should at least 10 drops of a 20:1  tincture/dose, as 5 drops likely contains less than 3mg of CBD, and  functionally, zero THC. \n\nSince it seems your husband has difficulty sleeping due to more  noticeable pain in the evening, an oil with a higher THC concentration  would likely be more beneficial. In general, after learning more about  the patient's situation, I would recommend a 1:1 or 2:1 oil if THC is  acceptable to the patient. I recommend starting no higher than 2.5mg of  THC per dose. Also, 1:1 is, by far, the most studied ratio, including in  studies regarding pain issues. For sleep, THC is what causes sedation.\n\ndrkim\n_____________________\nSo, for example, if we wanted to keep the CBD dosage at 10mg/dose,  we would choose the ratio of the product that provides the amount of  THC that is acceptable to the patient. Many patients want no perceptible  psychoactivity during the day, while some psychoactivity during the  evening is acceptable. In this situation, many would use a\nhigher ratio during the day, such as\n10:1,  which would provide 10mg of CBD and 1mg of THC. Most patients do not  perceive psychoactivity when taking 1mg, or less of THC \n\nThen as a  sleep aid, a more balanced ratio, such as 1:1, which would provide 10mg  of CBD, and 10mg of THC. 10mg is considered a \"standard dose.\" Most new  patients report 10mg of THC to be moderately to extremely psychoactive.  So, when starting, it's always a good idea to start low, and go slow.   In general, 2.5mgs of THC would be a good \"test dose.\" 2:1 is also a  popular evening ratio (10mg CBD, 5mg THC). \n\nRatios of between  10:1 and 30:1 are rarely psychoactive, so this ratio-range would be a  good choice for most when psychoactivity is to be avoided, such as  during the daytime, or if the patient prefers to avoid any  psychoactivity. \n\nRatios of between 4:1 and 8:1 are considered mid-range ratios.  In general, products in this range would cause mild psychoactivity,  noticeable anxiety relief and a boosted mood, without feeling \"high\". \n\n\ndrkim\n_____________________\n2:1 and 1:1 are more balanced ratios. In general, this range  provides the most pain relief and is the better choice for sleep issues.  \n\nOils:\n1. Place the oil under your tongue.\n2. Use your tongue to gently “paint” the tincture around your inner cheeks\n3. Wait 60 to 90 seconds before swallowing.\nEffects should peak in about 15 minutes, and should last between 2 to 4 hours \n\nEDIBLES:\nWait  at least 1 hour to gauge efficacy. When you are on an empty stomach,  peak effect is reached in about one hour. However, if you have had a  large meal, especially a fatty meal, it can take up to two hours to  reach peak effect. Effects should last between 4 to 10 hours. \n\nWhen  choosing products, make sure that the product label specifies the  amount of CBD and/or THC per drop or dropper-full. Many products simply  state the total amount of CBD and/or THC, which leads to unnecessary  confusion. \n\nI hope this helps!\n\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12348-markdown","title":"What is most effective product for sedation?","slug":"what-is-most-effective-product-for-sedation","content":"\"I am a 66 year old male, 170 lbs.  I have some health issues including essential hyperteinsion, depression, insomnia. I was diagnosed with MONO in 2016.\n\nFor the past 2 years I have tried medications that were either sleep meds or psychiatric meds to help with sedation.  Some helped for awhile, but my body eventually developed a tolerance.  In general, my tolerance for meds is LOW.\n\nCurrenly I am using a Dosist Sleep Pen at 9 PM and I do get high from 1 dose.  However, by 11 PM, I am still not sleepy at all.\n\nIn the past, I have tried 8:1 and 1:1 CBD Subliminal Tinctures, 18:1 CBD Gel Caps, PLUS Restore Gummies.  None have helped significantly with sedation.\n\nI do my best to be active and work my body.  I do not take any recreational drugs or use any alcohol.  I try to observe sleep hygiene and practice mindfulness.  \n\nMy general health is good.  My PCP examined me last fall.  My current meds include a statin, blood pressure, vitamins, and baby aspirin.  \n\nI am financially stable, have rich history of family and friends, am divorced since 2013.  I am working on lifestyle changes, but it is slow going.  Since 2005 I worked with seniors  in Senior Communities. I have been working on a spiritual practice, recently learning what Ananda has to offer.\n\nAny comments or suggestions are much appreciated.\"\n_____________________\nLook at the strain of cannabis you are using as well.  You should try to aim for an indica strain which has a more of a sedating and relaxing effect.  Sativa is more energizing and better used in the day time.  You should look for a product that has a mid to high range THC (if no contraindications) and I would advise you dose in an oil form as the effect will last longer but of course the onset is much slower than inhalation.  Follow sleep hygiene rules and you don't want to develop a sleep dependency issue with any sleep agents, and lastlly I would advise that you consider a referral for a sleep study from your primary care provider.  \n\nAmyT","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12339-markdown","title":"CBD cannabis oil and sore throat","slug":"cbd-cannabis-oil-and-sore-throat","content":"\"I began using CBD oil about a month ago and feel great overall. I've noticed a significant improvement in various areas: better sleep, fewer headaches, less stress, etc. However, it was giving me a really bad sore throat. I stopped the oil and my sore throat went away. I really want to continue using CBD but want to find a solution to the throat irritation. Are there alternatives? Edibles, capsules?\"\n_____________________\n \nGlad to hear you found symptom relief with CBD oil. It’s too bad you experienced sore throat.\nTo answer your question, below are some alternatives:\n\n- Oral: pills, sublingual, sprays, and edibles (edibles can be difficult to dose). Oral formulations can last up to 5hrs. It can take pills and edibles 1 - 3hrs to work. The spray and sublingual route have an onset of 15-30mins.\n- Transdermal patches - onset of 20 mins, with a duration of 6-12hrs\n- Inhalation - smoking (has associated risks such as bronchitis), and vaping. Onset of 5-15 mins, with a duration of 2-3hrs\n- Topical - applied to painful, itchy areas\n\nLonah NP\n_____________________\n\nSore throat can be a symptom of local irritation, pharyngitis or laryngitis. The inhaled form , regardless of the method, results in vocal swelling and irritation of the local mucous. Some inhaled methods, such as a vaporizer, result in a lesser degree of laryngitis than others such as unfiltered joints.\n\nOil taken under a tongue should cause the irritation and soreness; however, sometimes it can be mild hypersensitivity of the area to the product. In your case you can try mix your oil with food and swallow it, or you can try pills with CBD. \n\nKrabell14","image":{"childImageSharp":{"fluid":{"base64":"data:image/png;base64,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","aspectRatio":1.36986301369863,"src":"/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/97f33/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.png","srcSet":"/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/69585/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.png 200w,\n/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/497c6/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.png 400w,\n/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/97f33/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.png 483w","srcWebp":"/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/e4e06/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.webp","srcSetWebp":"/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/61e93/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.webp 200w,\n/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/1f5c5/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.webp 400w,\n/static/d026e25370e7e586f6343f7d06b3ff66/e4e06/0beff56b4f4b9d34d59a48ef8e15bc82.webp 483w","sizes":"(max-width: 483px) 100vw, 483px"}}}}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12335-markdown","title":"I have psoriatic arthritis and was wondering if this would be the best product for chronic pain, inflammation, and sleep problems.","slug":"i-have-psoriatic-arthritis-and-was-wondering-if-this-would-be-the-best-product-for-chronic-pain-inflammation-and-sleep-problems","content":"\"@\"\n_____________________\nPsoriasis  is an autoimmune skin condition which leads to an overproduction of  skin cells called keratinocytes. The immune system mistakes components  of the body's own skin as pathogens, such as a virus or harmful  bacteria, that need to be removed from the body. This autoimmune  reaction leads to inflammation and an overproduction of skin cells,  resulting in scaling, itch and pain. Between 18% and 42%of people  with psoriasis develop psoriatic  arthritis (PA).\n\nThe endocannabinoid system (ECS) is the body's own  naturally occurring network of receptors and cannabinoids that is  involved in several bodily functions - immunoregulation being one of the  most important and extensively studied. Several  studies have shown that the CBD downregulates an overactive and self-attacking immune  reaction. \n https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3044336/\n\nThe ECS is largely devoted to maintaining homeostasis (the  tendency of organisms to auto-regulate and maintain their internal  environment at  equilibrium). Deficiency or malfunction of the ECS has  become a focus for researchers seeking treatment options for several  maladies, including psoriasis and PA. In fact, the scientific community has   recently termed the ECS malfunction: Clinical Endocannabanoid  Decifiency, or CECD. Restoring balance to the ECS with phytocannabinoids, such as CBD and THC, is the crux of medicinal cannabis treatment.\n\ndrkim\n_____________________\nIn fact, the phytocannabinoids THC, CBD,  CBN and CBG have all been found  to inhibit keratinocyte proliferation in hyper-proliferating  keratinocyte cell lines, such as those found in psoriasis and PA.  Among the four  phytocannabinoids, CBD showed the most anti-proliferative potency, and required the lowest plasma concentration to inhibit keratinocye  overproliferation.\nhttps://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-ab&q=Wilkinson%2C+J.D.%2C+and+Williamson%2C+E.M.+%282007%2C+February%29.+Cannabinoids+inhibit+human+keratinocyte+proliferation+through+a+non-CB1%2FCB2+mechanism+and+have+a+potential+therapeutic+value+in+the+treatment+of+psoriasis.+Journal+of+Dermatological+Science%2C+45%282%29%2C+87-92.\n\nFurther, studies have showed that both endocannabinoids and  phytocannabinoids can directly treat the symptoms of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, such as  pain and itch.\nhttp://www.jaad.org/article/S0190-9622(17)30308-0/fulltext\nhttps://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/233825\n\nAnd  finally, CBD can treat the the lost sleep, anxiety and depression  most psoriasis patients experience.  Beyond helping the patient better cope with the emotional toll psoriasis can cause, improving sleep and  lowering depression and anxiety can also reduce the frequency of  psoriasis flare-ups.\n\n\n\ndrkim\n_____________________\nThat product is an excellent choice: Rather than simply isolating CBD, Elixinol follows a  \"whole-plant philosophy\" which increases the oil's medicinal properties  by preserving accessory cannabinoids and terpenes—which all work  together in synergy to provide the \"entourage effect.\"  Furthermore,  rather than chemical solvents, Elixinol uses CO2 to extract CBD,  accessory cannabinoids and terpenes—which results in a more potent, pure  and safe CBD oil. \n\nFurther still, this product is very easily dosed, as the bottle specifies the miligrams of CBD per mililiter, drop or dropper-full.  Most CBD products are very poorly labeled, which leads to confusion and guessing.\n\nI hope this helps!\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12300-markdown","title":"Sleeeeep please!","slug":"sleeeeep-please","content":"\"Once you fall asleep how many hours rest do you get?  I am taking a prescription med & I don't sleep more than a few hours.\"\n_____________________\nHi there!\nVaporizing cannabis helps most people fall and stay asleep. However, if staying asleep remains a problem, an edible may be the better choice for you.  \nJust keep in mind: When on an empty stomach, peak effect is achieved in about one hour. However, if you've recently had a large meal (especially one high in fat content), peak effect might be delayed for up to two hours, so be patient. Also, if you wake up feeling groggy the next morning, you can try reducing the dose and/or taking it earlier in the evening. \nI hope this helps!\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12262-markdown","title":"cbd use for chemo patients","slug":"cbd-use-for-chemo-patients","content":"\"My brother has a form of Luekemia and is on his 8th round of Chemo.  He is exhausted and can't sleep.  He lives in NY, but can't even muster the strength to see a physician regarding the use of Medical Marijuana.  Are there products I can send him (CBD)?  Which ones are recommended for his situation?  Is there a patient advocate that could help him navigate the system and get some kind of physician's council and perhaps a medical marijuana card?  I live in GA and cannot help him myself with the process.\n\n\"\n_____________________\nHello,\nThis is my personal opinion: I believe that THC  should not be feared by cancer patients.  I firmly believe that cannabis is  one of the most valuable medicines in this setting. \nCBD  on its own will do very little to help your brother get a good night's sleep; most of the mood-boosting properties of cannabis come from THC;  THC is responsible for nausea relief and appetite stimulation; and most studies regarding cannabis' tumor-fighting properties center around THC.  This is not to say that CBD has no role in the fight against cancer;  there are several studies which suggest it has anti-tumor properties;  and the combination of CBD and THC is superior to THC on its own in many  respects, including offsetting side effects from THC. However, symptoms, treatment side effects, and effects on the psyche are  alleviated primarily by THC. \n\nVery high CBD strains and products with higher concentrations of CBD vs THC, such as 20CBD:1THC, will lessen, or even eliminate psychoactive effects. However, standard strains and products with similar levels of CBD and THC, such as 1CBD:1THC, would be more effective at treating pain,  nausea, anorexia, insomnia and depression.\n\ndrkim\n_____________________\nI recommend  formulations offered by Care By Design.  I like that they use the whole plant when making their  products, rather than isolating only THC and CBD; offer a variety of  ratios; offer all routes of  administration, other  than combustion;  clearly label their products in mgs of THC and CBD per  dose; and are relatively easy to find.  \nhttps://www.hellomd.com/products?brandRef=brand%3A585b1fa58b61a100115fa333\nhttps://www.cbd.org/products\nhttps://www.cbd.org/find\n\nIf  you want pure CBD that can be legally mailed, I recommend Elixinol hemp  CBD products. They use organic hemp, CO2 extraction and have a \"whole-plant philosophy\". \nhttps://www.hellomd.com/products/5b57a95202f1740001522f9f/cbd-hemp-oil-drops\n\nI recommend that your brother set up an appointment with HelloMD New York. Your brother would then gain legal access to medical marijuana, and not just hemp-derived CBD. I wish your brother and your family the  best of luck.\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/new-york\n\nBest regards,\nDr. Kim \n\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12246-markdown","title":"Energy vs sleep.","slug":"energy-vs-sleep","content":"\"All my life smoking has ALWAYS given me energy. No matter what I smoke. Never been a sit still and just be high. I now suffer from insomnia. What should I look for to help me sleep?\"\n_____________________\nHi there, \n\nIf you are suffering from insomnia, my recommendation would be to look for cannabis products with that are indica dominant. Sativa dominant strains are known to be much more stimulating and cerebral, often giving people a level of energy. However indica dominant strains are much more sedating, making you feel medicated and they are great for alleviating sleeping problems, as well as pain and other symptoms. Some of the more potent indica dominant strains would be various Cookie crosses (GSC, Blue Cookies, GMO/Garlic Cookies, Tropicana Cookies, Cookies and Cream, White Tahoe Cookies), Sunset Sherbert, various Gelato phenotypes (#25, #33, #41/Bacio, #45, Mochi, Gello), various OG strains (Fire OG, SFV OG, Banana OG, Tahoe OG, etc.), Cherry Pie, Grandaddy Purple, Kush strains, etc. These are just some of my favorite indica dominant strains to use, but please note there are many more great indica strains out there. \n\nnsavelli","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12191-markdown","title":"What Product is available for someone with Extreme Anxiety disorder that is so bad they can't and are scared to go to sleep because of terrible thoughts. ","slug":"what-product-is-available-for-someone-with-extreme-anxiety-disorder-that-is-so-bad-they-cant-and-are-scared-to-go-to-sleep-because-of-terrible-thoughts","content":"\n_____________________\nHi there!\nI think it would be more appropriate for you to schedule a consultation to make sure the \"scared to go to sleep because of terrible thoughts\" comment does not indicate certain conditions that would contraindicate treatment with more than a very modest amount of THC. \n\n\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12121-markdown","title":"Does this brand offer a higher concentration of cbd than 500 mg?  If not, what is the amount of mg per dropper or dosage?  It’s the carrier oil coconut oil? Does this help with sleep?","slug":"does-this-brand-offer-a-higher-concentration-of-cbd-than-500-mg-if-not-what-is-the-amount-of-mg-per-dropper-or-dosage-it-s-the-carrier-oil-coconut-oil-does-this-help-with-sleep","content":"\"Thank you, \n\"\n_____________________\nThe Cured brand offers a 1000mg dropper bottle; it is twice the size of this 500mg bottle, but it's the same concentration.\n\n1 dropper of the Cured tincture contains 16.7mg of full spectrum hemp extract (cannabinoids) blended with MCT oil. \n\nI medicate with CBD for pain and it's one of the most effective hemp-derived CBD products that I've tried. If your goal is better sleep, the Cured tincture is one of the best places to start.\n\nKevin P.","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12043-markdown","title":"Can it reduce anxiety without making me sleepy or forgetful? Will I appear high? ","slug":"can-it-reduce-anxiety-without-making-me-sleepy-or-forgetful-will-i-appear-high","content":"\n_____________________\nHi there!\nEverybody  responds differently to THC; so, what's best for someone else, most  likely won't be best for you. However, that 8:1 product would be an  excellent choice to start off with. Each dropper-full should contain  approximately 16mg of CBD and 2mg of THC. To avoid getting high and  forgetful, I would likely recommend that you start with 1/2 of a dropper  full (about 10 drops) which would provide 1mg of THC and 8mg of CBD. If that does not provide much anxiety relief, you can increase the dose to one full  dropper. \nHope this helps!\n\n\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12041-markdown","title":"I'm looking for a CBD/THC tincture that will help me with anxiety and sleep as well as back pain","slug":"im-looking-for-a-cbd-thc-tincture-that-will-help-me-with-anxiety-and-sleep-as-well-as-back-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nHi there!\nCannabis tinctures/oils with higher  concentrations of CBD vs THC, such as 20CBD:1THC, will lessen, or even  eliminate psychoactive effects, while still providing some pain and anxiety relief.  However, products with similar levels  of CBD and THC, such as 1:1, are more effective at treating pain, insomnia and anxiety.  So, for most people, it takes some trial and error before finding a compromise that provides noticeable relief, while also avoiding unwanted side effects. However, in most instances, I would initially recommend high CBD:THC ratios during the day, such as \nhttps://www.cbd.org/products/drops/18-1-drops\nAnd products with more THC during the evening to more effectively help treat the pain, anxiety and insomnia, such as\nhttps://www.cbd.org/products/drops/1-1-drops\n\nHow to use a sublingual tincture:\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_G4OqWxgys\n\n\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12003-markdown","title":"When do you expect to have LUXLYTE SLEEP back in stock?","slug":"when-do-you-expect-to-have-luxlyte-sleep-back-in-stock","content":"","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":12,"numPages":12,"currentPage":2,"id":5751,"name":"Sleep","slug":"sleep","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}