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CBD Capsule

KevinMao133

KevinMao133

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I bought one bottle of CBD Capsule, one bag of gummies and a drink

For those who have experience with CBD capsules, what is the experience like? What do I need to watch out for?

Any side effects? I’m starting with one pill, see how it goes
 
I've tried CBD tincture and gummies for neuromuscular pain and stiffness.
CBD oil as free of THC that you can get gave me no side effects.
I was reluctant and started with one gummy also.

A doctor prescribed dose of the liquid tincture with a small amount of THC was fine for several weeks then I started getting some annoying effects.
My blood pressure was too high, and I felt wired, restless and couldn't sleep.
Just the opposite of what most people feel.
It should have been relaxing, he said. But I guess that is how I feel when a bit high.

I couldn't tell the one with THC helped the muscle pain any better either.
It will be the plain CBD for me from now on.
CBD oil lotions help a lot too for a topical pain relief for my neuropathy.
 
There are many "CBD" products out on the market right now with all sorts of mixes and concentrations. It's not my area of expertise, but my wife has some chronic health issues and does go to a reputable, local dispensary for her THC/CBD. I have been with her and from what I can tell there are different types of THC and CBD. In other words, "It's not that simple." If you go to a dispensary, the typical routine is that if you are new, they will ask you what you are using it for, such as pain, sleep, whatever, and then they will know the correct type of THC and/or CBD product with the correct concentration to achieve the effect you want. What little I know suggests that most CBD you will get from a "health food store" is of a weak concentration, might not achieve therapeutic effects, and is expensive. I would recommend a reputable dispensary for anything of this nature.
 
The issue with recreational use, is that it is just that, many coined concepts to explain medical marijuana however many don't actually know what talking about.
Unlike morphine it's not used for pain on same way, from what I understand it's chronic pain and rest is easier with THC
How and when it's used for arthritis is another story.
I agree and since being many years since my last meltdown I had to sit and really remember, and since it's downer it can calm someone as chill pill, and not necessarily cause withdrawal unless overused, which withdrawal can be worse for ASD....but everyone is different and people going to want to try this.

Sorry to be blunt but it causes concentration losses, sometimes even memory. The small talk on weed, drives me nuts and can't work with those who insist smoking daily due to lack of focus, and needing things done.
Can become a goofed-ball or el lazy
 
Also, you need to take more and more to achieve the same effect. l have met people who smoke a lot, their boundaries are awful, they don't respect other's boundaries. Their logic abilities seems to disappear. For those who use it for pain relief, l am happy it helps them, and is better then other scripts.
 
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