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Originally Posted by Brenngun
I wont take a position on anything else you've said in all your posts. It's your opinion and I'm of the opinion that you have a right to yours.
This statement above however I believe to be ill informed. I'll quickly explain why.
My wife was born with Scoliosis. I'll spare you the long and winding road of pain management she has endured. Suffice it to say that after 15+ years of an ever increasing opioid based treatment with diminishing results her pain specialist suggested that she try medicinal cannabis. 2 consultations later and 6 months into it she is absolutely amazed how well this works. She uses a high CBD level product which does not make her high in any way. She can function normally without any residual side effects plus the benefit of a reduction in GI track issues that opioids complicate.
You can call her a convert to this form of treatment.  |
Exactly. The CBD I mentioned in the first page of this thread has been incredible for 2 issue I've had. I don't really like the THC feeling so the liquid oil I use has very little THC chemical, no feeling of being high at all actually. It can be used topical or put ome under your tongue 👅
This isn't weed from 1970s either. The indica strain is great for me at night and Sativa is better for day or late afternoon. I don't smoke it, it's edible or an oil