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Old 10-18-2018, 09:48 AM #11
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Hi David,

Nice to meet you! I'm glad you're so proactive about healing yourself. Many of us have no one else to help us, certainly not conventional medicine. But it seems like you've done plenty of research on that front too.

I'll send you a PM and we can chat online if you like since you have lots of questions it seems.

It looks like you're well on your way with CBD.




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Hello all!

I ordered a 30-day trial of "Full Spectrum CBD" capsules from "Fully-Activated" in Colorado, after a long and productive chat with its owner, Nick.

I will take a total of 90 mg daily in two-divided doses for my various Lyme-related neuropathies (and aches and pains), and then report back here. I am currently not on any other medication, so I make an excellent test subject.

We arrived at 90 mg in total daily, as it appears that an effective dose is one-half of your body weight daily (and I weigh 180 pounds). I will also take it on an empty stomach.

I did a lot of research in the last 24-hours and, needless to say, am very impressed by the potential of the cannabinoids! These suggest a whole new era in pain management, and I look forward to taking my first dose!

David
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