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Old 07-26-2015, 09:12 AM #8
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Thanks. I am interested to hear if the Medical Marijuana does well for you Starr.

But just to be clear, I was interested to see if anyone has tried the CBD oil, not medical marijuana. I'm not really interested in smoking anything or getting high anymore, so wanted to try the oil instead.

Thanks.
I tried the oil for 2 months....I wanted it to help my headaches, it did make a little difference...
Looking at some of the research, is its more effective when combined with the other cannabinoids....
As I posted in another thread, cjeck out Sanjay Gupta CNN report called "Weed"
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