CDB oil without THC
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
Anybody tried it? For what Ailment and how successful was it. It appears to be legal in all states and the advertisements claim to relieve many different symptoms. I'm looking for something that works better than opioids for pain in my back and hips. I stopped by a store that only sells CDB oils yesterday. The salesman claimed to be a user and reported great things but he was a salesman so his opinion is some what tainted.
There doesn't appear to be enough studies available to prove or disprove claims. I'n trying to gather more information before consulting with my doctor.
There doesn't appear to be enough studies available to prove or disprove claims. I'n trying to gather more information before consulting with my doctor.
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How can one item solve pain, anxiety, sleeplessness, fatigue, inflammation, and more in humans and animals? Easy, it cannot. I bought some for myself and my dogs. For me it's pain (arthritis and workout recovery), inflammation, and poor sleep. I bought another dropper specifically formulated for pets to treat one dog's hip dysplasia and the other's anxiety. None of us experienced any benefits. I went to the highest-rated, fully-vetted, most reputable company I could find. I only tried it because one of my employees, a physician's assistant, said she had the best night's sleep in years after trying some CBD jellies.
And it literally tastes like fucking mud.
Scat, if you want the benefits of medical marijuana, you can’t ignore THC. Indeed, most reputable sources report that CBD oil works much better (whatever that means) when THC and CBD are combined. People are only pushing CBD oil by itself because they are in a state where it is still illegal to sell with THC. And if you want it for pain, you’ve got to have THC. Hell if I had pain that I was treating with weed I would skip the CBD and just go with THC.
SJG
Definitely doesn't hurt to try. A lot of people swear by it, and it's obviously much safer than any opiate medication.
I haven't tried it many times. My first time was while I was getting my real estate certification. I was stressed and in pain from sitting up all day 8 hours a day during the classes, so during a break a girl asked if I wanted to hit her pen (CBD) and I did. She said it wouldn't make me high like a THC vape would, but that it would help my pain and help me relax. We returned back to class and my back pain was gone, I was also more calm.
Obviously, this could all be the placebo effect, I haven't done any research and have no opinion on whether it really works physiologically or not. Just know it's helping my buddy
I've pretty much given up on the idea but will talk to my doctor the next time I see him.
Just secure a good source of thc. That DOES work
As has been previously posted - probably would not hurt anything to just try it and see if it has any benefit for you
Papi - the salesman said it takes a week to see results. Meantime I would have to stop taking my opioid med and Ibuprofen. I know that you can't take it if you are on blood thinners. I am not but what other drug interactions should I check on? I'll talk to my doc first.
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