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Posted: 2/21/2019 1:15:57 AM EDT
Curious if there are any new observations since Aug 2017.
Particularly about lowering blood pressure and stress / anxiety. Previous Thread Aug 2017 |
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My daughter has had good luck with it for migraines. Instead of being down for a whole day, she’s usually over one in twenty minutes.
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I was 100% in the camp that believed this stuff was BS. I haven’t slept so well as far back as I can remember. It’s helped a lot with joint pain.
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I really can’t remember which brand my daughter got. I’ll see her this weekend and ask, though.
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My mom sells it through one of those pyramid places. Zilis, or something. She gave me a bottle to try. I didn't notice any real difference, maybe too low of a dosage.
Gave it to one of my Filipino friends, and he swears by it, a long with one their offerings. The other one contains turmeric, and a bunch of other things that are supposed to be natural pain killers, help joints, etc. He takes both 1-2 times a day (2 times if playing soccer). He loves the stuff. I guess, as with many things, ymmv, different strokes etc. |
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I give it to my dog for IBS and anxiety. Now all he does is play video games and listen to reggae music.
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Tried it for sleep.
Kind of sort of somewhat helped. I don't think I finished the second bottle. It did help calm me a bit, but not even remotely enough for the cost. |
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Just as a heads up, but the recent AMA pro racing drama about CBD sponsors in the sport of Motocross and Supercross taught me a few things. Namely, even though 47 states have legalized CBD, it is still considered a schedule 1 drug federally. So basically you're in the same boat as if you smoked marijuana with regard to the 2A and what you put on a 4473.
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Anyone try the CBD hemp flowers you can buy online? The overpriced snake oil did absolutely nothing.
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Just as a heads up, but the recent AMA pro racing drama about CBD sponsors in the sport of Motocross and Supercross taught me a few things. Namely, even though 47 states have legalized CBD, it is still considered a schedule 1 drug federally. So basically you're in the same boat as if you smoked marijuana with regard to the 2A and what you put on a 4473. View Quote |
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NOT a schedule 1 drug. Now schedule 5 drug and legal federally. It's THC that's still the culprit...
CBD in food stuffs is still questionable due to regulation by the FDA but oils, balms, pills, etc. are all ok. If it works for you, use it. |
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https://tweedlefarms.com/collections/cbd-flower
Left Cold on purpose. I hesitate to buy this crap because it looks exactly like pot. Supposedly just as legal as CBD oil though(which does nothing for me) |
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My friend has been giving his brown lab CBD oil to help with the pain from an inoperable tumor in his leg and a bad cough. The dog went from 90% dead to acting more or less normal for an 11 year old brown lab, the tumor also shrank dramatically. The vet had written the dog off and that my friend needed to make a decision about putting the dog down. When he took his dog back to the vet the vet was amazed at the difference. That was 4 months ago.
The tumor is still going to eventually kill the poor fella but right now he is comfortable and not in pain. |
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Just as a heads up, but the recent AMA pro racing drama about CBD sponsors in the sport of Motocross and Supercross taught me a few things. Namely, even though 47 states have legalized CBD, it is still considered a schedule 1 drug federally. So basically you're in the same boat as if you smoked marijuana with regard to the 2A and what you put on a 4473. View Quote |
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Anyone try the CBD hemp flowers you can buy online? The overpriced snake oil did absolutely nothing. View Quote Can't speak to it's effectiveness because I don't know. I'm all for legalizing any form of cannabis though. Freedom is a good thing. |
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My parents are into Vasayo and I have tried most of their products. The cbd drops brought my PVC episodes to an end but I haven't had a reason to try the cream yet. Everyone who has says its fantastic though.
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this is mo better
https://www.doterra.com/US/en/p/copaiba-oil I have been using it of a post surgical wound and the results are amazing. the wound is healing well, and this helps with the discomfort/pain of the nerves regenerating |
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I've seen it. It looks and smells exactly like weed...probably because it is weed...it just has less than the regulated amount of THC and is thus considered "industrial hemp" if grown in accordance with local and federal provisions. I would be very hesitant to have anything like that on me as I'm guessing it would be mistaken for marijuana by the police. I'm also guessing that a dog would hit on it. Can't speak to it's effectiveness because I don't know. I'm all for legalizing any form of cannabis though. Freedom is a good thing. View Quote There wasn't. However I would have to assume that the "legal amount" of .3% would probably show. |
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The CBD stuff is getting pretty crazy in my area
I went to the gas station and while I was paying I see a fuckin baggy of weed just sitting on the counter The guy noticed I was looking at it. He showed me the packaging CBD stuff; supposedly had less than 3% THC or maybe it was .3% THC. But it straight looked and smelled like the real stuff |
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I've seen it. It looks and smells exactly like weed...probably because it is weed...it just has less than the regulated amount of THC and is thus considered "industrial hemp" if grown in accordance with local and federal provisions. I would be very hesitant to have anything like that on me as I'm guessing it would be mistaken for marijuana by the police. I'm also guessing that a dog would hit on it. Can't speak to it's effectiveness because I don't know. I'm all for legalizing any form of cannabis though. Freedom is a good thing. View Quote |
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Been on a dropper full a day of 1000mg oil for six months now.
Shoulder and neck pain vainished, which resulted in a sleep I haven’t experienced in years. I’m sold. Informative website, and good product..ymmv Claims THC free www.joyorganics.com. Bass10 is code 10% off |
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NOT a schedule 1 drug. Now schedule 5 drug and legal federally. It's THC that's still the culprit... CBD in food stuffs is still questionable due to regulation by the FDA but oils, balms, pills, etc. are all ok. If it works for you, use it. View Quote Edit: 0.1% not .01%. |
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No, they approved 1 specific drug, Epidolex, that uses CBD. They did not reclassify all CBD. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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NOT a schedule 1 drug. Now schedule 5 drug and legal federally. It's THC that's still the culprit... CBD in food stuffs is still questionable due to regulation by the FDA but oils, balms, pills, etc. are all ok. If it works for you, use it. |
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Has anyone taken a drug test while using cbd oil? My joint pain is ridiculous and I’m tempted to give this a try but I get random tested at work. I know it says thc free but no idea if it gives false positives on a test. Internet searches are all over the place.
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All CBD oil that is produced from "industrial hemp" is legal...potentially not knowing if the CBD was extracted from a plant grown in accordance with the Farm Bill is likely the biggest issue. CBD is not a schedule 1 drug. As stated above, some states have taken issue with CBD "edibles" because people are saying (likely correctly) that it is not an approved additive. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
All CBD oil that is produced from "industrial hemp" is legal...potentially not knowing if the CBD was extracted from a plant grown in accordance with the Farm Bill is likely the biggest issue. CBD is not a schedule 1 drug. As stated above, some states have taken issue with CBD "edibles" because people are saying (likely correctly) that it is not an approved additive. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2018/09/28/2018-21121/schedules-of-controlled-substances-placement-in-schedule-v-of-certain-fda-approved-drugs-containing With the issuance of this final order, the Acting Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration places certain drug products that have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and which contain cannabidiol (CBD) in schedule V of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Specifically, this order places FDA-approved drugs that contain CBD derived from cannabis and no more than 0.1 percent tetrahydrocannabinols in schedule V. This action is required to satisfy the responsibility of the Acting Administrator under the CSA to place a drug in the schedule he deems most appropriate to carry out United States obligations under the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961. Also consistent therewith, DEA is adding such drugs to the list of substances that may only be imported or exported pursuant to a permit. |
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That's not what this says. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2018/09/28/2018-21121/schedules-of-controlled-substances-placement-in-schedule-v-of-certain-fda-approved-drugs-containing View Quote The best description I've seen that explains it: One misconception regarding the Farm Bill is that cannabidiol is now fully legalized. While section 12619 of the Farm Bill removed hemp and hemp derived products from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act, the legislation does not legalize CBD generally. In general, CBD remains a Schedule I substance under federal law. The Farm Bill creates an exception to this Schedule I status under a specific set of circumstances. The Farm Bill guarantees that any cannabinoid that is derived from hemp will be legal, if AND only if: that hemp is produced in a manner consistent with the Farm Bill, associated federal regulations, state regulations, and by a licensed cultivator. All other cannabinoids, produced in any other setting, remain a Schedule I substance under federal law. So, pretty much (like preban magazines during the ban) you have have two containers of CBD, one produced in a manner consistent with the farm bill and one that isn't. One will be legal and one won't. |
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I have a friend that vapes it because it tastes nasty . Seems to help with chronic back pain.
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Publication date on that was 9/18. The farm bill passed in December. The best description I've seen that explains it: One misconception regarding the Farm Bill is that cannabidiol is now fully legalized. While section 12619 of the Farm Bill removed hemp and hemp derived products from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act, the legislation does not legalize CBD generally. In general, CBD remains a Schedule I substance under federal law. The Farm Bill creates an exception to this Schedule I status under a specific set of circumstances. The Farm Bill guarantees that any cannabinoid that is derived from hemp will be legal, if AND only if: that hemp is produced in a manner consistent with the Farm Bill, associated federal regulations, state regulations, and by a licensed cultivator. All other cannabinoids, produced in any other setting, remain a Schedule I substance under federal law. So, pretty much (like preban magazines during the ban) you have have two containers of CBD, one produced in a manner consistent with the farm bill and one that isn't. One will be legal and one won't. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Publication date on that was 9/18. The farm bill passed in December. The best description I've seen that explains it: One misconception regarding the Farm Bill is that cannabidiol is now fully legalized. While section 12619 of the Farm Bill removed hemp and hemp derived products from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act, the legislation does not legalize CBD generally. In general, CBD remains a Schedule I substance under federal law. The Farm Bill creates an exception to this Schedule I status under a specific set of circumstances. The Farm Bill guarantees that any cannabinoid that is derived from hemp will be legal, if AND only if: that hemp is produced in a manner consistent with the Farm Bill, associated federal regulations, state regulations, and by a licensed cultivator. All other cannabinoids, produced in any other setting, remain a Schedule I substance under federal law. So, pretty much (like preban magazines during the ban) you have have two containers of CBD, one produced in a manner consistent with the farm bill and one that isn't. One will be legal and one won't. In general, CBD remains a Schedule I substance under federal law. The Farm Bill creates an exception to this Schedule I status under a specific set of circumstances. The Farm Bill guarantees that any cannabinoid that is derived from hemp will be legal, if AND only if: that hemp is produced in a manner consistent with the Farm Bill, associated federal regulations, state regulations, and by a licensed cultivator. What you are buying at the local bodega doesn't meet those criteria. |
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Quoted: An exemption to schedule 1 under specific circumstances. Basically you are limited to only FDA approved stuff right now or someone who is capable of proving they are in accordance with federal law. What you are buying at the local bodega doesn't meet those criteria. View Quote Growing industrial hemp can be done fairly easily with some money and a (fair amount of financial risk). |
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Considering I have not smoked pot for most all of my life because when I tried it back in the 60s, it caused my blood pressure to drop like a stone through the floor (did not know what it was at the time), it would not surprise me in the least if CDB helps to lower blood pressure. I bought some for a different reason, but no way in the world am I going to try it.
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I’ve been taking a low dose CBD for about a month now.
I’m going through a shitty divorce. It’s helping with insomnia, anxiety, depression. |
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I have to disagree there. There are plenty of growers that are licensed by starters that allow it. KY, for example, (and even my state of WV) has a federally approved hemp research program(s). Lots of the stuff that come sout of here finds its way to the "local bodega". Growing industrial hemp can be done fairly easily with some money and a (fair amount of financial risk). View Quote |
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Tried it on my really old dog for joint pain - he grew dreadlocks and barks with a Jamaican accent now
No real impact going for snake oil |
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Observed results from our patients.
Anxiety. Better than Xanax Pain. Hit or miss. Works great as a lotion on the sore area. Works orally buts can take a lot. Sleep. Its great PTSD. It helps It seems to help with most things but it is a great for inflammation and anxiety so that covers a huge area. ETA I have read studies that showed 80% of the oil on the market is fake. I trust Thorne and CW Hemp at this point. |
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Observed results from our patients. Anxiety. Better than Xanax Pain. Hit or miss. Works great as a lotion on the sore area. Works orally buts can take a lot. Sleep. Its great PTSD. It helps It seems to help with most things but it is a great for inflammation and anxiety so that covers a huge area. ETA I have read studies that showed 80% of the oil on the market is fake. I trust Thorne and CW Hemp at this point. View Quote Part of the bad rap that the natural/herbalist (hemp is an herb) industry gets is from the scams/counterfeits/watered-down/fakes (which includes those 'prescribing' the stuff). The CBD oil we get is $89/4oz bottle. The good stuff isn't cheap, nor is the advise. Some of the stuff we get from our naturalistic doctor is "available" on Amazon, even though the company ONLY sells it through authorized naturalpathic doctors. The company bought several orders of it to test themselves, had contents sent to a lab. The label was faked (but exceedingly close; lot numbers never changed), and the capsules were filled with rice flour. That company has since switched to private labels for each authorized outlet to eliminate the issue. |
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I suppose once marijuana is legal on a federal level, it'd be easy to make yourself. Grow a high CBD level strain, harvest and do a tincture of sorts with everclear. Talk about quality, and 100% real deal.
Probably taste like ass, though. |
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Observed results from our patients. Anxiety. Better than Xanax Pain. Hit or miss. Works great as a lotion on the sore area. Works orally buts can take a lot. Sleep. Its great PTSD. It helps It seems to help with most things but it is a great for inflammation and anxiety so that covers a huge area. ETA I have read studies that showed 80% of the oil on the market is fake. I trust Thorne and CW Hemp at this point. View Quote Pain - I take it for foot, knee, and back pain. It knocks my pain levels down by 50% and seems to have anti-inflammatory properties when taken regularly. After three surgeries in 2017 and rehabbing most of 2018 I credit CBD with getting me back in the gym, playing sports, etc. I've tried stopping it, but after a few days I'm in pain and grumpy again. (Tumeric curcumin is the other half of this equation for me. I use 500-1000mg of Doctor's Choice brand in place of Ibuprofen for acute pain). Sleep - it doesn't get me to sleep on it's own even in high doses (100+ mg/day), but it makes other remedies more effective. I used to take 50mg Trazadone nightly for about 5 hours of sleep, but with CBD I can cut one in half and sleep for 8 hours uninterrupted. Most nights I can get by with taking CBD in combination with Valerian Root or Melatonin. It's a good improvement even if it's not a total cure. PTSD - can't comment. Oddly enough, Thorne doesn't make a product that claims to have CBD in it (or I completely missed it on their site). There are no 3rd party independent tests. They have a "hemp oil" product which is just like all the fakes on Amazon that hint about maybe, kinda, sorta having some CBD...but don't. CW is obviously good to go, but very expensive because of their reputation. I've found Hemp Bombs and CBDistillery to be legit. Both provide independent lab tests and have a good selection. Hemp Bombs only deals in isolate products (0% THC) and CBDistillery offers both isolate and full spectrum products (and much lower prices). There are 10-15% off codes widely available for both. ETA: I've vaped, tried pills, and finally settled on CBD oil. Vaping seems to work quickly but the effects don't last long, it irritates my throat, and I just don't like douche flutes. The pill form is "meh" in terms of effectiveness for me. Oil via dropper administered sublingually for one minute and then swallow seems to work the best for me. |
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I've been using it for close to 2 yrs. It has a powerful bronchodilator in it, it helps asthma and COPD symptons greatly. I prefer it over albuterol as its longer lasting but it doesn't take effect
as quickly. I have a 40 yr old neck injury and was only able to turn my head to the right maybe 1/3 of the way. 4 months after starting using it I realized I could look over that shoulder though there was tightness and some cracking and grinding noises. Its still the same with the tight feeling but no cracking and grinding. As my doctor had prescribed quite a few things for this in the past she doesn't know what to think. YMMV Whatever you do don't buy the stuff on Amazon or other places that are labeled hemp oil/hemp extract. Its NOT CBD. Amazon doesn't sell any CBD. Look for 3rd party lab tests. Just a few... CBDistillery Hempworx Bluebird Botanicals |
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I would be interested in learning more. Especially when it comes to anxiety
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I find the lack of peer-reviewed double-blind studies comparing CBD oil products with similar ones that don't contain CBD oil troubling.
I know people who pay close to $100 for a 2-ounce jar of CBD topical gunk that smells just like Vick's Vapo-Rub. They insist that the CBD stuff works, but without a proper scientifically controlled study I remain unconvinced. |
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One of my friend's mom swore by it. She gave him some for his sore shoulder. He said it didn't do shit for him. So in this case, I'm going with placebo effect.
But, I will concede that who knows what kind of snake oil shit is for sale out there under the name of CBD oil. |
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