Kiwichick
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Using full spectrum CBD oil with the MCT coconut oil has proven to work very well for my daughter and her friends as they don’t like getting high.
I have severe panic disorder with Agoraphobia. In fact I’m on benzodiazepines as needed. At first, I did not think CBD was working. However suddenly I just could do things without the constant worry or struggle. It doesn’t give me a feeling like a benzo. I don’t notice anything except things just seem a little bit easier, my heart rate is a little bit lower, things don’t bother me as much etc. To me, it’s a very subtle effect. It takes time to figure out dosage and frequency. When I've tried it there was no noticable effect until I had been taking it for about three days. One of the most important considerations is whether the product is a full-spectrum CBD oil, or a CBD isolate. Full Spectrum CBD contains vitamins, essential fats, and protein. Vitamins A, C, E, and B are found in abundance in CBD, along with up to 20 amino acids and essential fatty acids, like Omega 3 and Omega 6. These amino acids speed your body’s ability to make protein, which improves recovery time, and the fatty acids are great for heart health. CBD isolate is a bit like selling bread that’s been stripped of much of its nutritional value. Every cannabinoid and terpene found in a hemp plant has a specific biochemical effect, and studies have indicated there is a greater benefit when the full spectrum of compounds work together in what is known as the “Entourage Effect”. If you want to see which is more effective for you, try both and decide then. I've tried both and cbd isolate powder works better for me and it's nice that it's much cheaper. I buy in bulk and make my own. It should be lab tested for residual solvents and potency. Don't buy anything that's not clearly lab tested and fully clean.
Hey,I was looking at the hemp version
Might I suggest mixing whatever cannabinoid you are using (thc, cbd) and also exposing yourself to essential oil from lemon or lime? Inhale, sublingual, whatever. It contains limonene, which has been shown to help anxiety....I am only offering something to try, a lead, and not like a cure. Nobody knows what these chemicals do scientifically because reasons, so everything is just What Works For You. But that is the same thing as any other drug, right? I mean some help a much larger percentage of people than others, but it is always a probability game. Ultimately what matters is what works for you.I agree with almost everyone here, except helen72, I'm sorry Helen, but the reason I use cannabis medically is to avoid the chemical, man made addictive meds sold by Big Pharma.
TomSharp, some one posted to just give it a try & see if it helps you. I use THC for sleep disorder & arthritis in my hands & knees. I recently discovered I am a Diabetic, so far the THC has not helped with that, so I am going to look into CBD to see if that will help with the neuropathy
associated with the nerve damage caused by Diabetes in my feet & fingers. So I am going to do the same thing, just going to try it out & see how it goes. My son suffers from anxiety but the THC helps him.
Good Luck TomSharp, I hope you find the relief you are looking for.
DTG.
Their test material was Lavender essential oil, but the study suggests that plants in the Labiatae (mint) family are high in terpinolene.... we elucidated a part of the mechanism of action of [terpinolene] by inhalation administration; olfactory stimulation maybe responsible for a major role in the expression of sedative activity.
Oh, and for what it is worth, in managing my nerve pain from lower back issues....i have found a shotgun approach works best. Edibles with several strains as different from each other as possible (including one that is 1:1 THC/CBD) and then smoking an indica with varied kief. The pain relief is very noticeable, fast with the smoke, and long lasting when I have an attack...like with the edibles especially I can sleep a whole night without waking up to a sharp stabbing sensation...that was impossible for me before (though I did not try opioids...my family has a bad history with them).Might I suggest mixing whatever cannabinoid you are using (thc, cbd) and also exposing yourself to essential oil from lemon or lime? Inhale, sublingual, whatever. It contains limonene, which has been shown to help anxiety....I am only offering something to try, a lead, and not like a cure. Nobody knows what these chemicals do scientifically because reasons, so everything is just What Works For You. But that is the same thing as any other drug, right? I mean some help a much larger percentage of people than others, but it is always a probability game. Ultimately what matters is what works for you.
You might also try messing with Caryophyllene.
I have never tried this and do not have any evidence it will work. It is merely a hypothesis.
But I think that exposure to both terpenes and cannabinoids simultaneously leads to some medically interesting effects when it is in the same plant....so my question is....to the brain (which is what is being affected), is there a difference? And if not, that is very interesting!
Again, I am learning more about this from personal experience now trying to source oils right and so forth. I will be trying this out on myself soon. Just thought I would throw it out here for others in case others have any interest at all.
Here is a post of mine where I link a video with some notes about terpenes and cannabinoids.
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Oh, and for what it is worth, in managing my nerve pain from lower back issues....i have found a shotgun approach works best. Edibles with several strains as different from each other as possible (including one that is 1:1 THC/CBD) and then smoking an indica with varied kief. The pain relief is very noticeable, fast with the smoke, and long lasting when I have an attack...like with the edibles especially I can sleep a whole night without waking up to a sharp stabbing sensation...that was impossible for me before (though I did not try opioids...my family has a bad history with them).
There are several growers on the boards who have shared similar pain management experiences. Fwiw.
I agree! Edibles made with multiple different strains and some tokes while they wait to kick in with multi strain kief on top. Must be the more and diverse cannabanoids.
common in natural medicine to “spam” the illness hoping to have the right element or combination present for relief.
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