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CBD oil is typically made from extracting cannabidiol (CBD) from the flowers, leaves, and stalks of the hemp plant. The extraction process usually involves using solvents such as CO2 or ethanol to separate the CBD from the plant material. Once extracted, the CBD oil is then typically mixed with a carrier oil, such as coconut or hemp seed oil, to create the final product.

1. Sublingual Administration: Place a few drops of CBD oil or tincture under your tongue and hold it there for about 60 seconds before swallowing. This allows for quicker absorption into the bloodstream.

2. Oral Consumption: CBD oil can be ingested by adding it to food or beverages, such as smoothies or tea. You can also find CBD capsules or edibles that can be swallowed like any other supplement or food.

3. Topical Application: CBD-infused creams, lotions, or balms can be applied directly to the skin on the affected area. This method is commonly used for localized relief, such as joint or muscle pain.

4. Inhalation: CBD can be inhaled through vaporization or smoking. This method provides fast-acting effects but may not be suitable for everyone due to potential lung irritation.

5. Transdermal Patches: These are adhesive patches infused with CBD that can be applied directly to the skin. The CBD is gradually absorbed into the bloodstream over time.