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Old 07-24-2015, 11:28 PM #1
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Has anyone tried the Charlotte's Web strain? It's been gaining a lot of popularity in the mm world. I know you can order the oil extract from CWbotanicals but it's very expensive and not sure how effective it is.
I haven't tried that Specific strain but I've tried a similar strain that has no thc and high cbd. It didn't work well for me but I'll try it again Cus I only did it fur a day. I'm better on the low thc high cbd strain
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Old 07-24-2015, 11:46 PM #2
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I'm bummed that I live in a legal state & THC does not agree with me. I get very anxious, dizzy & nauseous, it seems to amplify my symptoms and 5 minutes feels like an hour, lol. I haven't tried the oil with just CBD.
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I've read some literature that suggests ratio of cannabanoids can perhaps influence the side effects like that, but with it being so useless in the eyes of the federal government in scheduling it doesn't get tested out that well.

Of course, individual body chemistry comes into play as well. Maybe when it finalky gets studied well there can be jenng strain, because thc is decent analgesia for some people and for others as you know not worth it.
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I would love my own strain! :-) I'm sure polypharmacy comes into play here, as I take 50 mg of amitriptyline and 0.5 mg of clonazepam at night. I just started gabapentin, but was not taking it when I tried the MJ. I hope the rest of the country catches up with CO! Only thing that happened here after legalization is clearing out some room in the county jails for people that actually deserved to be there.
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I haven't tried that Specific strain but I've tried a similar strain that has no thc and high cbd. It didn't work well for me but I'll try it again Cus I only did it fur a day. I'm better on the low thc high cbd strain
Have you ever tried just cbd oil? That's the only thing available to me since i'm not in a legal state. I was going to buy a vape pen and some oil but it's almost $100.
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