If you want your painkiller to kick in as soon as possible, lay down on your right side when taking a pill.
The most common way to take them is by swallowing the medication; however, this is also one of the most complex routes for an active pharmaceutical ingredient to enter the system. It is dependent on factors such as stomach contents, gastric fluid dynamics and posture.
The study showed that the most effective way to position yourself is laying down on your right side. This has a dissolution rate of roughly 2.3 times faster than if in an upright position or laying flat on your back. They showed that this right-side position sends the pill directly to the deepest or last part of the stomach called the antrum. Most pills do not start working until they enter the intestine.
The study also shows that laying down on your left side is the most ineffective way to absorb a pill into your system. A pill can take up to 100 minutes to dissolve. However, for some feeling the effects of medication immediately is not a priority such as when taking time release pills.
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