Marijuana oil -- effectiveness for health issues

They should be able to supply something from an independent lab about their own product. For example, Medterra submits every third batch to an independent lab and publishes the results.

I treat these things with the same skepticism as we saw in the vitamin and supplement business in both the pharmacies and the pharmaceutical wholesalers I worked for in my career. Independent DNA testing routinely showed that what was on the label was not what was in the bottle. The one company that I never saw a bad result from was Nature Made. There's a good reason they are the only vendor sporting the USP quality control symbol on their vitamins and supplements.

 

She's not rambling shes discussing. She always writes very funny posts that I enjoy reading.

 

I'm no doctor or know alot about CBD or marijuana, but, it would seem the benefits of both are of neuroligical benefit, in other words, CBD and marijuana seems to lessen the pain coming from the nerves that are connected to your area of injury. My brother is on CBD, due to chronic back pain. He only takes it at night (to help him sleep) and only when the pain is unbearable. But, my brother has been seeing a Chiropractor and the sessions are working. How CBD and marijuana work in the long run to relieve pain will be a work in progress. My hope is that the just like with any other pain relief medication, the original dosage doesn't have to increase to relieve pain. I wish you the best as you trudge along for a solution!

 

+1

 

because they can? nabis

 

If I were asked to sing in Hippopotamus
I'd say "Why not-amus?"
And would

 

i define may as the month between april and june. YMMV

 

Your May may vary.

 

Visiting Missouri for commercial quality:

• CBD - no effect on my arthritis or perception
• TCH - major effects, more sleeping and some reduced coordination. Neither improved the quality of my 76 year old life. More of a “time out” than anything else. Arthritis symptoms unchanged.

Of course, I am a sample set of one.

When I was between night school classes in the Marines, a joint helped ‘tune out’ (better than broadcast TV) but did nothing for my studies. Once working after the Marines, no help in shooting operating system bugs so lost interest in it. Now 76 years old, sleeping and stumbling around the rest of my days has no appeal.

Bob Wilson

 

Wow.
Seven laps around the nearest star since this thread was launched.
My hinges are creakier and my body has seven more years worth of barnacles, door dings and buggy rash.

MY feelings towards CBC and THC remain unchanged because my experience with them is similarly unchanged.
Since then a college at work was diagnosed with advanced colorectal cancer.
This was over 2 years ago, and somehow he is still not only with the living but STILL at work after an epic battle with cancer and an ongoing battle with the effects.
Better still, his exhaust system is still mostly OEM.

Sidebar:
If anyone reading this is above the age of 45 and has not considered getting a colonoscopy?
GET ONE - or AT LEAST have a talk two doctors and with a chemo survivor.
This isn't vaccines.
Colonoscopies aren't fun but they're also JUST ABOUT 100% effective and statistically safer than your drive to the medical center - although in some parts of America that is probably not quite a confidence builder.

OK....
Back to CBDs.
B. is a 'real' libertarian, which means we have 'real' interesting conversations at work.
I'm a libertarian with conservtive underpinnings, while B. entered the tent from the opposite end.
He once sent me a 4th of July photo featuring three assault rifles on an LGBT flag from a grandfather, father, son range session.
We had previously talked about decriminalization, legalization (pros and cons) and the efficacy of CBD.

He said something when he was diagnosed with what was then basically a death sentence that I haven't forgotten:
"I'm not going out in a cloud of marijuana smoke...."
That pretty much informed his battles with the big C, a campaign which resulted in the evisceration of his digestive tract. He's never detailed to me whether or not CBDs have moved the needles during those two years - but I'm thinking that they have not.

TIFWIW.

If (when?) I get cancer myself I will probably try them both.
I will have low expectations with CBDs but they just might clear the bar - and they're nothing if not widely available!!

HOWEVER (comma!!!)
Pills TERRIFY me and the "all natural, maaan!" crap that they're hawking in the dispensaries these days as about as "all natural" as an oil refinery, and it's effects are about as subtle and predictable as a White House press briefing - so I will tread VERY lightly with the post 2000 era Jazz Cabbage.

ONE pre-cancer, and mostly (for now) pain-free sample.
YMMV.