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thank you so much for the input, so what your saying is that it may be possible that the stronger the weed the more dilated the blood vessels may get to cause the head ache?it dilates blood vessels and I could see how that would cause problems for that specific case
if the stenosis causes a narrowing then any blood vessel dilation could cause constriction
she doesn't seem to be outta control with her use. she is probably going threw like a half ounce a week. She says that the headaches come pretty immediately after smoking, and then it will go away within a hour or two. then comes right back every time she lights up with the heady headies. And with the regular smoke there are np head achesIs she using it in moderation? That may be her problem.
I mos deff agree about the water, we all should drink more of that good stuff. I never thought to looking into the terp and cannabinoid profiles, that might have a great deal to do with the headaches. Good looks, thank you much for the insight. I will fur sure be looking into thatI cannot speak to CBD having the same effect as grapefruit, but that is an intriguing idea you have come up with; definitely something to look into. My recommendation would be to find your friend a high CBD/low THC and then a variety with a 1:1 CBD:THC ratio. If one of those works for her then you have a good starting point to go on. But the medicinal effects are not just due to the THC or CBD ratios, terpenes play a role as well as the other cannabinoids found within the plants. Sometimes it comes down to using, or avoiding specific varieties or terpene profiles. I personally avoid Trainwreck as I always get a severe headache after smoking it; there must be something in its terpene and cannabinoid profile that does not agree with my system. There are a few other varieties out there I avoid for the same reason, but it took me multiple tries and a lot of scenario testing that led me to these conclusions. We do not all have the same body chemistry and what works for one person may not work for the person next to them, so with cannabis, and really any medicine, we must take the time to learn what does and doesn't work for us and stick with the things that do work.
I know this may sound funny, but tell her to drink lots of water. Most of us run pretty dehydrated as we all tend to drink sodas, teas and anything but plain water throughout a day. Water is so vital to keeping our bodies in good working order, but it is so easily over-looked when trying to relieve what ails us. I think its somewhat ironic given that around here we are all gardeners and we aim to give our plants exactly the water and nutrients they need, yet we do not give our own bodies the same attention and respect; and yes I am guilty of this too.
I has not been dispensery product, I am sure the flower is ripe. It comes from a man who has been at it for quite some time now. His buds have never let me down, I mean they do bring me down but, you know what I mean ehAre you getting commercial dispensary product for her?
I've seen quite a bit of product in the shops here that was obviously harvested early....this can cause headaches...
I also find that strains with even 20 or 30% sativa in them are not useful to me for pain relief...
6 fused Verts and 16 knee surgeries, RA in all my joints...
Thank you much my friend for the new door of ideas to this. There might be something to this. Ive heard of Reiki before and it seems interesting. I also came across some Sapien Medicine music or somthing like that for Plant growth. Kinda kool heyPass some of these videos on to her please, I've had amazing results.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jmrIggwCXc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tT46WPYmkv8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxdW_QtoZDs
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