If you have minor to moderate mind and/or bodily stresses, low to moderate doses may work. If you have severe mind and bodily stresses (especially things that are chronic or under a doctors care), high doses of hemp may work best.
There is a concentration level of cannabinoids that your body needs in the bloodstream to feel any positive effects – which the Realm of Caring (RoC) can assist you with. So regardless of the potency, you will have to make sure your body gets the recommended amount of milligrams per day. This means that if you purchase a hemp product with a low potency, you will have to take a larger dose per day in comparison to a highly potent product. The stronger the product, the less you need to take, and the longer your product will last.
So for example, let’s say the Realm of Caring suggests you take 100 milligrams of cannabinoids per day. If you purchase a 200mg bottle of hemp, you may need to take a full dropper of oil or (6) 15mg capsules per day. Alternatively, all you would need is a 1/4 dropper full of oil using a 500mg bottle of oil or (3) 35mg capsules per day.
Contacting the RoC is a very important step in your therapy. This will ensure you will have a greater chance in seeing results and not walk away saying hemp doesn’t work for you.
If cost is a factor, please understand that there are cheaper products being sold online, but just be aware that they do not tell the public or provide proof as to where their hemp comes from and how it is cultivated. There is a lot of hemp grown in China, and there are a lot of manufacturers using GMO’s, pesticides, herbicides, chemical fertilizers, and other contaminants. There are also companies that are not selling what they claim. They even provide false or altered lab reports. The FDA has caught a couple of manufacturers selling hemp with less cannabinoids than advertised.
The companies we recommend have been vetted and proven to have no contaminants and to actually contain more cannabinoids than advertised. We only recommend companies we would trust to give to our own children.
At the end of the day, you are paying for both quality and safety. Be wary of cheap hemp products – something that is naturally expensive and time-consuming to cultivate and manufacture.
