CBD Oil

Uncle Ruckus

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Anyone have personal experience with it? It’s not for me, my wife is battling a pretty rough illness for the second time and we are trying all options. I know it’s used for healing/helping with ailments from tumors to pain and people even use it for exercise/weight lifting. I’d try it to see how it affects me before giving it to her, but it’d be my luck that I’d get drug testing and I’d be one of the few who come up inconclusive
 

Grevlin

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I tried it for chronic muscle pain and it didn't do a thing. Researched the best brands/strengths though it's been several years and I can't remember which one I bought. From what I read while researching it, it's pretty much like every other RX or natural medicine ...helps some people and others it doesn't.
 

Bulldogg31

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I've tried both the CBD and the CBD/THC and found they are both pretty good for pain and inflammation.

Charlotte's Web is a good hemp-based CBD oil that has a 48:1 CBD to THC ratio, thus it is legal in all 50 states. It was recommended to be by a doctor I play golf with that also has chronic back pain. He uses it daily over anything he can write a scrip for.

Personally I prefer a little higher THC content for the relaxation component, but you may have to travel to a "legal" state to get it.

If you do, buy the gummies or edibles, change out the packaging and throw them in with some other snacks in your carry on bag. No biggie.

Good luck and hope this brings some relief to your wife.

https://www.marijuanabreak.com/charlottes-web-cbd-oil
 
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Did not help my chronic pain but I only tried one brand. Tumeric has helped keep the edge off but I have to take it faithfully.

I keep looking for something natural to help because with the new "War on Pain Meds", I may not be able to get prescription help much longer. I've already been paying out of pocket because my last insurance would not cover it in spite of pages of documentation from many surgeries, MRIs, CTs, etc. that support my case.

This new "War" has affected friends and family I have who suffer from different forms of chronic pain. If they don't want to let folks have traditional meds for chronic pain then they should let the chronic have some chronic relief.
 

ShrubDog

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I've tried both the CBD and the CBD/THC and found they are both pretty good for pain and inflammation.

Charlotte's Web is a good hemp-based CBD oil that has a 48:1 CBD to THC ratio, this it is legal in all 50 states. It was recommended to be by a doctor I play golf with that also has chronic back pain. He uses it daily over anything he can write a scrip for.

Personally I prefer a little higher THC content for the relaxation component, but you may have to travel to a "legal" state to get it.

If you do, buy the gummies or edibles, change out the packaging and throw them in with some other snacks in your carry on bag. No biggie.

Good luck and hope this brings some relief to your wife.

https://www.marijuanabreak.com/charlottes-web-cbd-oil

This^^^

It has really helped my chronic pain. Another family member has had unbelievable results with CW as well. We were just talking about his results over lunch. He has been dosing for about 6 weeks. They have a recommended dosage but some people have to change it up. It may take a week or so to find your sweet spot i.e. 40 mg in the AM and 20 mg PM instead of 20/20.

There are a lot of knock offs out there so don’t cut corners and try to save money by going cheap.
 
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Uncle Ruckus

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Thank y’all. She has prescription’s for all kinds of pain meds and medical marijuana but none work as well as we’d like and she only takes the pot pills in the evening. Wanting something to do during morning/afternoon to help until her ailment hopefully gets better
 
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