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Cannabis | Marijuana => Cannabis General => Topic started by: Rdracr on September 14, 2014, 10:14:15 PM
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What is CBD? It's not your average oil.
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If there's a marijuana-related compound you've heard of, it's likely Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC.THC is what makes you high and the reason most recreational users partake. What most don't know is the medicinal value of the plant comes mostly from a different source: cannabidiol.Cannibidiol (CBD) is a non-psychoactive component of marijuana that possesses a wide range of therapeutic benefits. When present in high quantities, CBD enhances THC's positive effects while negating many of the negatives. It's clear both cannabanoids coexist in the plant for a reason, often acting synergistically.
The problem is growers realized decades ago that THC is what sells; it provides the floating, euphoric feeling people associate with marijuana. In order to enhance THC content, CBD has been bred out of many strains, leaving users with a highly psychoactive experience but not necessarily the healthiest, especially for those with preexisting mental disorders.
Thankfully, the objective of growers is beginning to change. Recent research suggests CBD is the most important part of the plant and growers/medical dispensaries have increased their focus on high-CBD strains, oils, edibles and tinctures.
Here are some things that should prompt us to give CBD a much closer look...
CBD reverses alcohol-induced brain damage.
According to a recent University of Kentucky study, cannabidiol can prompt physiological brain changes that could help offset the damage caused by chronic alcoholism. The study found that administration of CBD resulted in a 48.8% reduction in entorhinal cortex neurodegeneration. Stoners have known forever that a few tokes provide incredible hangover relief, but this study takes the therapeutic potential of cannabanoids to a whole new level.
CBD is a very effective treatment option for severe social anxiety.
Many people claim to find relief from anxiety with marijuana while others say the opposite. It appears CBD content may be the deciding variable.
A study aimed at determining CBD's impact on social anxietyin public significantly reduced anxiety, cognitive impairment and discomfort during
speaking and demonstrated that those pretreated with CBD experienced significantly reduced anxiety, cognitive impairment and discomfort during their speech performance. The placebo group experienced noticeably higher levels of anxiety and discomfort. The study's authors stress that CBD holds many advantages over standard social anxiety treatments such as anti-depressants due to its quick onset of efficiency and absence of severe withdrawal symptoms or side effects.
CBD "turns off" the cancer gene found in metastasis.
Scientists at California Pacific Medical Center found that CBD turns off a gene that causes cancer cells to metastasize, or spread. This finding adds credibility to the growing evidence that marijuana is one of the best things a cancer patient can consume, whether for symptom relief or actual prevention. It also makes UCLA's marijuana-doesn't-cause-lung-cancer study that much more interesting; is it possible the cannabanoids themselves offset the carcinogens found in smoke? Could marijuana truly be anti-cancer?
CBD is a potent anti-psychotic medicine.
A clinical trial in Germany found CBD to be as effective in treating schizophrenia as common antipsychotic medication with far fewer side effects. This further clarifies the yin-yang relationship of marijuana, since THC has been shown to trigger psychosis in high doses. CBD is what offsets the negative mental effects of THC alone, and thus, should be the focus of any marijuana user with a history of mental illness.
Last but not least...it's LEGAL! That's right! If you're an American reading this right now, you can have a CBD-infused product sent to your home safely and legally. CBD is consumed in a variety of forms including oil, tinctures, edibles, capsules, lotion and even chewing gum.
Lets take a closer look at how to deliver it into your bloodstream.
Why Smoke MiracleSmoke (www.trymiraclesmoke.com) Canabidoil in an electronic-cigarette /Vapor e-cig? Because its the fastest way to realize the benefits of the CBD. Take a look at some of these articles;
1. A study published in The Journal of Pharmacology And Experimental Therapeuticsalready acknowledged the fact that cannabinoids have been shown to possess antitumor properties. This study examined the effect of cannabidiol (CBD, non psychoactive cannabinoid compound) on human glioma cell lines. The addition of cannabidiol led to a dramatic drop in the viability of glioma cells. Glioma is the word used to describe brain tumour. The study concluded that cannabidiol was able to produce a significant antitumor activity.
2. A study published in the journal Molecular Cancer Therapeuticsoutlines how brain tumours are highly resistant to current anticancer treatments, which makes it crucial to find new therapeutic strategies aimed at improving the poor prognosis of patients suffering from this disease. This study also demonstrated the reversal of tumour activity in Glioblastoma multiforme.
3. A study published in the US National Library of Medicine, conducted by the California Pacific Medical Centre determined that cannabidiol (CBD) inhibits human breast cancer cell proliferation and invasion. They also demonstrated that CBD significantly reduces tumour mass.
4. A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS)determined that cannabinoids inhibit human breast cancer cell proliferation.
5. A study published by the US National Library of Medicine by the Institute of Toxicology and Pharmacology, from the Department of General Surgery in Germany determined that cannabinoids inhibit cancer cell invasion. Effects were confirmed in primary tumour cells from a lung cancer patient. Overall, data indicated that cannabinoids decrease cancer cell invasiveness.
6. A study published by the US National Library of Medicine, conducted by Harvard Medical School investigated the role of cannabinoid receptors in lung cancer cells. They determined its effectiveness and suggested that it should be used for treatment against lung cancer cells.
7. A study published in the US National Library of Medicine illustrates a decrease in prostatic cancer cells by acting through cannabinoid receptors.
8. A study published in the US National Library of Medicine outlined multiple studies proving the effectiveness of cannabis on prostate cancer.
9. Another study published by the US National Library of Medicine determined that clinical testing of CBD against prostate carcinoma is a must. That cannabinoid receptor activation induces prostate carcinoma cell apoptosis. They determined that cannabidiol significantly inhibited cell viability.
10. A study published in the journal Molecular Pharmacologyrecently showed that cannabinoids induce growth inhibition and apoptosis in matle cell lymphoma. The study was supported by grants from the Swedish Cancer Society, The Swedish Research Council and the Cancer Society in Stockholm.
11. A study published in the International Journal of Cancer also determined and illustrated that cannabinoids exert antiproliferative and proapoptotic effects in various types of cancer and in mantle cell lymphoma.
12. A study published in the US National Library of Medicine conducted by the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology by Virginia Commonwealth University determined that cannabinoids induce apoptosis in leukemia cells.
13. A study published by the US National Library of Medicine results show cannabinoids are potent inhibitors of cellular respiration and are toxic to highly malignant oral tumors
14.A study published in The American Journal of Cancer determined that cannabinoid receptors are expressed in human pancreatic tumor cell lines and tumour biopsies at much higher levels than in normal pancreatic tissue. Results showed that cannabinoid administration induced apoptosis. They also reduced the growth of tumour cells, and inhibited the spreading of pancreaticgnant oral Tumours.
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I would like to write an article starting with this, may I? Also, where does one buy CBD products in every state?
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JB.... I found this on the internet. If you want the source feel free to PM me. I don't know if that is even the origin. seems like it was shared many times. My guess when they say available in every US state is by purchasing through the internet. hope this helps...... :horns up
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Thanks, right now CBD seems overpriced !
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What is CBD? It is one of the many compounds/molecules found in the marijuana/hemp plant. CBD is the part of the plant that is legal in all 50 states, and does not get you high. CBD is very safe and has a stellar record, when it is used in moderation, instead of pills or alcohol for many medical conditions.
I am a judgment referral expert (a judgment broker) who writes a lot. CBD is not at all like the more popular (legal in some states) THC molecule/compound. THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) is the most popular and potent part of weed that can make you high.
Most of the medicinal value of weed comes from cannabidiol (CBD). CBD does not get you high, however it has a wide range of therapeutic benefits. CBD even helps THC usage be a more enjoyable experience.
It is safer, more positive, and healthier to have some CBD in the weed that one inhales or consumes. Nature wisely put both THC and CBD into this wonderful plant.
Right now, you can buy CBD extracts online all over the US, because it comes from the legal hemp plant having almost no THC. Think of hemp as the brother to its sister plant marijuana, the plant that can get you high. Right now, CBD products seem overpriced, perhaps due to the demand; more competition will help.
Historically, THC is what sells. Currently, the vast majority of weed plants are grown and raised to produce the highest THC levels, and relatively low CBD levels.
Thankfully, now growers and dispensaries are selling higher-CBD weed/hemp products, in addition to the weed products that may get you high. Without going into detail, small nightly doses of CBD cured my medical problems when 7 months of many different (and dangerous) doctor's RX pills could not. Here are some of the ways that CBD has helped others:
1) CBD might reverse alcohol-induced brain damage.
2) CBD might be a very effective treatment for social anxiety problems.
3) CBD may be an anti-tumor and anti-cancer supplement.
4) CBD may be a potent anti-psychotic/anti-schizophrenia medicine.
5) CBD helps certain people having mild seizures and/or shaking limb-syndromes.
6) CBD is legal, however you may find it only on the web. CBD comes in a variety of forms including oils, smoking, vaporizing, electronic-cigarettes, tinctures, food and drink (edibles), capsules, and chewing gum.
Uninformed people (including a shocking number of doctors) think that CBD is evil, some consider CBD to be a vitamin, and most consider it to be a medicine. CBD is legal because it does not get you high and has almost no abuse potential. CBD needs a lot more marketing and competition, to drive down the price of CBD extracts.
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Great post. Thx for the read.
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If folks are looking for a good CBD product vendor, try here - http://canibdol.com/ (offline for maintenance right now, but they're legit :Smokey:)
Great stuff, the prices are nice, and they use real, potent bud and extract the THC to make it legal to ship anywhere. Much better product than using industrial hemp as the base, etc.
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If folks are looking for a good CBD product vendor, try here - http://canibdol.com/ (offline for maintenance right now, but they're legit :Smokey:)
Great stuff, the prices are nice, and they use real, potent bud and extract the THC to make it legal to ship anywhere. Much better product than using industrial hemp as the base, etc.
:goodpost thx uruk...
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Thank you thank you thank you ----- betting this is something that could enhance blending! Safety-itize blending? Will purchase this medicine ASAP.
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Most welcome, and always glad when I can contribute info to the site. Their prices compared to the competition make them a no brainier. Much higher CBD concentration then the others that I've found, and they use real bud compared to hemp oil or seeds. Looks like they toned the site down a bit to stay legit. Used to be able to order juice from specific strains like White Widow, etc. LOL!
This stuff really works, btw. I've taken it both orally and vaped it, but I made my own vape juice with their Canibdol drops (the 1/2 oz version.) Looks like they have their own vape juice offering now, too. May just have to try that one next... :Smokey: A few drops of Canibdol with some red vein kratom before bed is mighty nice, too.
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Yes Uruk I'm looking at that vape juice right now... wow thats very tempting. Are there noticeable calming/anti inflammatory effects? I know the THC is gone so I'm not trying to get high, but Ive heard CBD helps depression/anxiety/insomnia so this has my interest piqued.
So basically how was your experience with the oral drops? The possible combinations are coming to me... cbd/kratom, cbd/kava, cbd/blends, cbd/tumeric... man I'm getting excited just thinking about it! Great suggestion uruk.
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Thanks for the link, more CBD per dollar than my local dispensery.
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Spicer - I've only tried the Canibdol oral drops thus far. Got the 1/2 oz "Mini" version in Cinnamon (http://canibdol.com/canibdol-oral-drops.html). Claims 1000 MG CBD in it, and I believe it. Recommended dose is 3/4 drops, and I can confirm that it indeed works. Very calming, and you will definitely know that its there. They even sent a warning with it that if you take 20/30 drops or so that it will be sleepy time, LOL. You will not get 'high' off of it, but you get that really chill/relaxed MJ feel off of it without the THC. I also tried putting some of the oil in a cheap clearomizer, and hitting off of that gives you the effects, too. A bit thick for vaping, but it works. Now that I think about it, I tried that before discovering the joys of JMX. A Canibdol/EJ combination may be in my near furture... :Smokey:
I may pick up some of the vape juice from the site, too. My only concern is that it states only 50 MG of CBD in it versus the 1000 MG in the oral drops. Since I already tried vaping juice with 1000 MG in it, I wonder how the 50 MG is going to stack up. My be worth the $20 experiment, though.
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Thanks for the link, more CBD per dollar than my local dispensery.
Most welcome, and I hope you enjoy it. Wish there were dispensaries in my state, dammit!
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You read my mind regarding the CBD juice/JMX combo.
In regards to the 50mg of CBD in 20ml, I would assume that there is 50mg CBD per ml, which would equal 1000mg and matches the other products on the site. At least that would make the most sense to me.
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You read my mind regarding the CBD juice/JMX combo.
In regards to the 50mg of CBD in 20ml, I would assume that there is 50mg CBD per ml, which would equal 1000mg and matches the other products on the site. At least that would make the most sense to me.
Looking at it that way, I bet you're right. As Tibs would say, 'Order made!'
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I will be expecting a review!! ;)
And I will be getting some lebanese solid tomorrow which I will review myself
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Thanks for the link, more CBD per dollar than my local dispensery.
Most welcome, and I hope you enjoy it. Wish there were dispensaries in my state, dammit!
If there were you'd likely be complaining about their high prices like I do
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I prefer RSO from good bud
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Spicer - I've only tried the Canibdol oral drops thus far. Got the 1/2 oz "Mini" version in Cinnamon (http://canibdol.com/canibdol-oral-drops.html). Claims 1000 MG CBD in it, and I believe it. Recommended dose is 3/4 drops, and I can confirm that it indeed works. Very calming, and you will definitely know that its there. They even sent a warning with it that if you take 20/30 drops or so that it will be sleepy time, LOL. You will not get 'high' off of it, but you get that really chill/relaxed MJ feel off of it without the THC. I also tried putting some of the oil in a cheap clearomizer, and hitting off of that gives you the effects, too. A bit thick for vaping, but it works. Now that I think about it, I tried that before discovering the joys of JMX. A Canibdol/EJ combination may be in my near furture... :Smokey:
I may pick up some of the vape juice from the site, too. My only concern is that it states only 50 MG of CBD in it versus the 1000 MG in the oral drops. Since I already tried vaping juice with 1000 MG in it, I wonder how the 50 MG is going to stack up. My be worth the $20 experiment, though.
Received my 20ml vial of their cherry vaping juice today. Will test tonight along with jmx kaboom. :bear:
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Ooh very interested in hearing about your experience with that Simon
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Yes please do tell simon --- I would order but am concerned about random testing.... Though I hear these oils don't trigger positives for thc.... I emailed that company asking about that, no reply that I can find...
Does anyone know, or have experience being tested on these oils?
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Cool, Simon. Good luck with your experiment! Keep us posted. :stoned
Avoca - not sure what to tell you on that one, but there are trace amounts of THC in these products. Supposedly low enough to make them legal, but not sure if that is enough to make you pop positive on a test.
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Cool, Simon. Good luck with your experiment! Keep us posted. :stoned
Avoca - not sure what to tell you on that one, but there are trace amounts of THC in these products. Supposedly low enough to make them legal, but not sure if that is enough to make you pop positive on a test.
Last night I placed a 50/50 mixture of KaBoom by JMX with the cbd vaping juice. It mixed well and vaped nicely with its subtle cherry scent. Seems the effect was to give the jmx a more real feel..a stoney feel that seemed to increase the pleasure of jmx and duration. I felt no adverse effects but this was first trial. Going to continue to test with different ratios. I used the $20 50mg vial and not the 500mg.
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I figured it would add more of a body load so that makes sense. Seems like it would be good for a night vape then.
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Thanks for the report, Simon.
Sounds similar to what I experience when I use the oral drops while blending. Stonier, and takes the edge off a bit. :stoned
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Spicer - I've only tried the Canibdol oral drops thus far. Got the 1/2 oz "Mini" version in Cinnamon (http://canibdol.com/canibdol-oral-drops.html). Claims 1000 MG CBD in it, and I believe it. Recommended dose is 3/4 drops, and I can confirm that it indeed works. Very calming, and you will definitely know that its there.
Alas, I think the Epic drops from hemp are not as good as from weed. I do not understand it, but weed CDBs work better, maybe because they have more (albeit small amount of) THC?
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Spicer - I've only tried the Canibdol oral drops thus far. Got the 1/2 oz "Mini" version in Cinnamon (http://canibdol.com/canibdol-oral-drops.html). Claims 1000 MG CBD in it, and I believe it. Recommended dose is 3/4 drops, and I can confirm that it indeed works. Very calming, and you will definitely know that its there.
Alas, I think the Epic drops from hemp are not as good as from weed. I do not understand it, but weed CDBs work better, maybe because they have more (albeit small amount of) THC?
Could also be the CBD concentration in some of the other drops. I jumped on the Canibdol because their stuff has 1000 MG of CBD, or better, per bottle. Many of the other offerings I was looking at, largely made from hemp and/or hemp seed, have 100-150 MG CBD in them. Huge difference! And the Canibdol is cheaper than just about all of them. :horns up
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I want - NO! - I NEED some Canibdol drops NOW! But damnit I get randomed. Not to beat a dead horse here, but has anyone had experience getting drug tested while using these drops?
I know my company's test allows for some THC in case you're around it publicly (concert etc)....
Im afraid the Planet's going to leave me dry now, slow responses if at all etc. Would be real nice to have these drops if im in the desert...
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I think on the website it said you could show positive on a drug test. I would contact the vendor though if you really wanna make sure.
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If folks are looking for a good CBD product vendor, try here - http://canibdol.com/ (offline for maintenance right now, but they're legit :Smokey:)
Great stuff, the prices are nice, and they use real, potent bud and extract the THC to make it legal to ship anywhere. Much better product than using industrial hemp as the base, etc.
I'm really interested to try CBD products. This site seems real interesting but I don't see prices or contact info. Their etsy link in FAQ's also comes up to an empty shop.
Anyone have any info on them or a specific CBD oil vendor to recommend?
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At Canibdol, there's a "request membership" link. I think I have to go through that process as before they didn't have this seperate member link, even though I've filled out membership form already. No matter, was a quick response last time.
Give that membership link a shot.
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Canibdol has been doing some work on their site for 2015, so it's not as straightforward as it used to be yet. I would request membership like avoca is suggesting.
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At Canibdol, there's a "request membership" link. I think I have to go through that process as before they didn't have this seperate member link, even though I've filled out membership form already. No matter, was a quick response last time.
Give that membership link a shot.
Canibdol has been doing some work on their site for 2015, so it's not as straightforward as it used to be yet. I would request membership like avoca is suggesting.
Their site seems to be different from what some of you recall. There are no options to "request membership" at this time. A link in "Q & A" to their etsy shop, comes up to an empty store where I can see they did sell CBD oils at one time, but don't currently.
I really hope I get to try their products as they seem to be at the forefront of using actual buds to make their CBD oils and have very high %s and tinctures for specific ailments.
In the meantime I decided to order some CBD from this company http://www.hemphealthtechnologies.com/#!benefits/c6v (http://www.hemphealthtechnologies.com/#!benefits/c6v)
I will post a review on it ASAP as well and would love to read some other reviews of CBD products.
I'm really excited about their long term applications.
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Membership link is well hidden, couldn't be more confusing. But try clicking on their links first, then it takes u through 2 or 3 other pages - then finally you're at membership. Also, none of those buttons to click say anything about membership until u reach that page.
Im sure they'll be making that more obvious soon as part of their upgrade.
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CBD is great with all blends or juices. Really seems to round them out.
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Membership link is well hidden, couldn't be more confusing. But try clicking on their links first, then it takes u through 2 or 3 other pages - then finally you're at membership. Also, none of those buttons to click say anything about membership until u reach that page.
Im sure they'll be making that more obvious soon as part of their upgrade.
I don't know the last time you navigated their site, but the links simply do not take you to a membership sign up at all any more.
I clicked every link available on the site.
There is no way to contact them or sign up for membership.
If anyone has their contact info or can actually link their membership page I'd greatly appreciate it.
The viability of CBD for my personal conditions went over my head for some time, it's medicinal effects could have great impact on my daily life.
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Membership link is well hidden, couldn't be more confusing. But try clicking on their links first, then it takes u through 2 or 3 other pages - then finally you're at membership. Also, none of those buttons to click say anything about membership until u reach that page.
Im sure they'll be making that more obvious soon as part of their upgrade.
I don't know the last time you navigated their site, but the links simply do not take you to a membership sign up at all any more.
I clicked every link available on the site.
There is no way to contact them or sign up for membership.
If anyone has their contact info or can actually link their membership page I'd greatly appreciate it.
The viability of CBD for my personal conditions went over my head for some time, it's medicinal effects could have great impact on my daily life.
I finally arrived at the membership page. It was VERY confusing to navigate to say the least .
http://http://www.olorganics.com/request-account.html
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Also found http://www.ebay.com/usr/1800stuff4u (http://www.ebay.com/usr/1800stuff4u) on ebay. They don't have a lot of feedback but claim their CBD's are all from plant matter/buds.
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Ozone, everyone, as you're investigating please notice if any CBD oil is guaranteed to pass piss test. That which is made fRom bud probably will always have micro thc content and so can't be safely used by those under testing. But mAybe Some of the hemp product will fly...
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After reading the post I am thinking I may have to try this out! I used to drink and a lot, maybe this could help me brain???
Seems like it has many health benefits also!
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So I read where it reverses alcohol damage.. I've probably done a good bit of damage to my head using benzos.
Think this would help with that? Sortof similar..
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After reading the post I am thinking I may have to try this out! I used to drink and a lot, maybe this could help me brain???
Seems like it has many health benefits also!
http://www.projectcbd.org/conditions/addiction-2/ (http://www.projectcbd.org/conditions/addiction-2/)
http://www.hightimes.com/read/cannabis-topicals-may-treat-alcoholism (http://www.hightimes.com/read/cannabis-topicals-may-treat-alcoholism)
https://healthyhempoil.com/cannabidiol-antipsychotic/ (https://healthyhempoil.com/cannabidiol-antipsychotic/)
CBDs seem to have all kinds of medicinal applications. I think they don't get attention in some circles because of their lack/low % of THC, aka you don't get high. But for those seeking specific medicinal treatments, a lot of it comes EXCLUSIVELY from cannabinol (CBD). I got really interested in it when I heard about the Charlotte's Web strain and story.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte%27s_Web_%28cannabis%29 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte%27s_Web_%28cannabis%29)
It comes as a no brainer that children would benefit from the lack/low % of THC, but it didn't initially dawn on me that I could have similar benefits from it.
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CBD is great with all blends or juices. Really seems to round them out.
Agreed. I mix CBD e-juice with my JMX, etc. Very nice, and produces more vapor! :Smokey:
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I view CBD as a tonic and vitamin for the body and THC for the mind.
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I view CBD as a tonic and vitamin for the body and THC for the mind.
It is pretty damn ironic that after 80 years of negative propaganda about weed being harmful it winds up being a natural wonder drug when the truth comes out. CBD can help your body in a multitude of ways with little to no negative side effects. Folks are fools not to take advantage of this natural gift.
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CBD is great with all blends or juices. Really seems to round them out.
Agreed. I mix CBD e-juice with my JMX, etc. Very nice, and produces more vapor! :Smokey:
Interesting perspective. I've felt for a long time now that there was always a "missing element" in blends. They have always been very unfullfilling to me. Today's higher potency street mj too seems to lack a certain "relaxation". Perhaps its the lack/low amount of CBDs in ratio to THC. I think it's great that all these new strains are being developed in closed, controlled environments. They really allow for the subtle nature of effects to be examined and give people all kinds of options for all kinds of ailments.
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I've found a coupe of blends that mimicked the effects of a well balanced MJ strain along the way, LHS' Toasted being the best example that I can think of. The pedicularis extracts added to that blend really gave it a nice relaxing MJ like feel. Miss that one... :stoned
As for the current lot of MJ, most strains traditionally sold on the black market were bred for maximum THC content without regard to the CBD element. That will get you one hell of a great high, but it will also be more anxiety/paranoia inducing without the CBD content to balance out the THC. Now that medical MJ is widely accepted/available, folks are realizing that the CBD content is pretty damn important, too. It's really the most important thing for medical purposes, so it's great to see more attention paid to it. Hopefully, we'll have an onslaught of well balanced breeds hit the market as legalization takes hold across the country.
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I honestly think that a lot of growers bred CBD out of their plants without realizing its benefits. I also think that CBD rich plants will create a snowball effect for legalization, not stonewall (pun intended) it in any way.
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
A lot of CBD vendors out there are ripping people off. Hopefully, the Omega Labs/Canibdol folks will get their website back up to speed soon. They are about the best deal I've found so far for a quality CBD product. I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, though.
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
A lot of CBD vendors out there are ripping people off. Hopefully, the Omega Labs/Canibdol folks will get their website back up to speed soon. They are about the best deal I've found so far for a quality CBD product. I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, though.
Yes, there are some interesting price discrepancies across the board for sure. When you combine that with looking for CBDs exclusively from buds, things can get a bit confusing.
I'm sure there will be vendors who misrepresent their products and will make claims that their CBDs are from sources which they aren't. It can be a slippery slope for those that have to undergo drug testing as you mention Uruk. I signed up yesterday with Omega after an Indiana Jones-like quest to find their membership page but haven't heard back from them yet. They certainly seem serious about their products and I find it interesting how they make them for specific ailments (pain, anti-depressant, etc). Price is obviously a concern and we all want the best deal. I think it's also important to check the dosage for the product and see how many doses one gets for their buck. The bottles are small, but so is the recommended dosage, so a 1oz bottle can have hundreds of doses, making it very affordable especially when compared against purchasing actual buds.
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
A lot of CBD vendors out there are ripping people off. Hopefully, the Omega Labs/Canibdol folks will get their website back up to speed soon. They are about the best deal I've found so far for a quality CBD product. I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, though.
Yes, there are some interesting price discrepancies across the board for sure. When you combine that with looking for CBDs exclusively from buds, things can get a bit confusing.
I'm sure there will be vendors who misrepresent their products and will make claims that their CBDs are from sources which they aren't. It can be a slippery slope for those that have to undergo drug testing as you mention Uruk. I signed up yesterday with Omega after an Indiana Jones-like quest to find their membership page but haven't heard back from them yet. They certainly seem serious about their products and I find it interesting how they make them for specific ailments (pain, anti-depressant, etc). Price is obviously a concern and we all want the best deal. I think it's also important to check the dosage for the product and see how many doses one gets for their buck. The bottles are small, but so is the recommended dosage, so a 1oz bottle can have hundreds of doses, making it very affordable especially when compared against purchasing actual buds.
First thing I bought from Omega was there 1/2 oz bottle that has 1000 mg of CBD (same amount as the base 1 oz bottle.) When they say 3/4 drops will do it, they mean it! This stuff really works. I've also been happy with their Epiq Vape e-juice line. I picked up the mid range 750 mg version in Vanilla, and it plays very well with the JMX juice, etc.
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
A lot of CBD vendors out there are ripping people off. Hopefully, the Omega Labs/Canibdol folks will get their website back up to speed soon. They are about the best deal I've found so far for a quality CBD product. I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, though.
Yes, there are some interesting price discrepancies across the board for sure. When you combine that with looking for CBDs exclusively from buds, things can get a bit confusing.
I'm sure there will be vendors who misrepresent their products and will make claims that their CBDs are from sources which they aren't. It can be a slippery slope for those that have to undergo drug testing as you mention Uruk. I signed up yesterday with Omega after an Indiana Jones-like quest to find their membership page but haven't heard back from them yet. They certainly seem serious about their products and I find it interesting how they make them for specific ailments (pain, anti-depressant, etc). Price is obviously a concern and we all want the best deal. I think it's also important to check the dosage for the product and see how many doses one gets for their buck. The bottles are small, but so is the recommended dosage, so a 1oz bottle can have hundreds of doses, making it very affordable especially when compared against purchasing actual buds.
First thing I bought from Omega was there 1/2 oz bottle that has 1000 mg of CBD (same amount as the base 1 oz bottle.) When they say 3/4 drops will do it, they mean it! This stuff really works. I've also been happy with their Epiq Vape e-juice line. I picked up the mid range 750 mg version in Vanilla, and it plays very well with the JMX juice, etc.
Did you go for one of the types for specific ailments? I notice the "dark side of the moon" formula seems to be extra potent for pain relief.
I am looking for numerous benefits from CBDs, with a heavy focus on areas of mental health. It would really be a dream come true to be able to address these issues appropriately and not have to always deal with accompanying psychoactive properties. I will certainly be reviewing any CBD products I try very intently and hope to provide some perspective for all on my own experiences. I'm really hoping this can open all kinds of doors for so many of us. It makes me really happy how children have benefited from CBDs and I think it expresses the heart of the legalization movement.
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
A lot of CBD vendors out there are ripping people off. Hopefully, the Omega Labs/Canibdol folks will get their website back up to speed soon. They are about the best deal I've found so far for a quality CBD product. I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, though.
Yes, there are some interesting price discrepancies across the board for sure. When you combine that with looking for CBDs exclusively from buds, things can get a bit confusing.
I'm sure there will be vendors who misrepresent their products and will make claims that their CBDs are from sources which they aren't. It can be a slippery slope for those that have to undergo drug testing as you mention Uruk. I signed up yesterday with Omega after an Indiana Jones-like quest to find their membership page but haven't heard back from them yet. They certainly seem serious about their products and I find it interesting how they make them for specific ailments (pain, anti-depressant, etc). Price is obviously a concern and we all want the best deal. I think it's also important to check the dosage for the product and see how many doses one gets for their buck. The bottles are small, but so is the recommended dosage, so a 1oz bottle can have hundreds of doses, making it very affordable especially when compared against purchasing actual buds.
First thing I bought from Omega was there 1/2 oz bottle that has 1000 mg of CBD (same amount as the base 1 oz bottle.) When they say 3/4 drops will do it, they mean it! This stuff really works. I've also been happy with their Epiq Vape e-juice line. I picked up the mid range 750 mg version in Vanilla, and it plays very well with the JMX juice, etc.
Did you go for one of the types for specific ailments? I notice the "dark side of the moon" formula seems to be extra potent for pain relief.
I am looking for numerous benefits from CBDs, with a heavy focus on areas of mental health. It would really be a dream come true to be able to address these issues appropriately and not have to always deal with accompanying psychoactive properties. I will certainly be reviewing any CBD products I try very intently and hope to provide some perspective for all on my own experiences. I'm really hoping this can open all kinds of doors for so many of us. It makes me really happy how children have benefited from CBDs and I think it expresses the heart of the legalization movement.
No, they weren't as diversified back then. Omega has definitely stepped it up a bit since. The Canibdol Mini found here is what I bought -
http://canibdol.com/canibdol-oral-drops.html
3/4 drops of that, and the relaxation sets in pretty quick. It's a great stress reliever like MJ is minus the high, so that may really work for you. Would stand to reason that the 3000 and 5000 mg options work that much better, but I have not tried them yet. I also find that their CBD e-juice minimizes/negates the anxiety that can come with blends/blend juices. It really does round out the experience for me, anyway.
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Ugggghhhh, I am so fucking jelly. Will buy instantly when I get my transfer. Like b4i leave the parking lot lol
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I was on the phone the other day with a local head shop .We were talking about kratom when this chick starts telling me that they sold CBD if I was interested .probably expensive as hell though .I didnt even think to ask the price.
A lot of CBD vendors out there are ripping people off. Hopefully, the Omega Labs/Canibdol folks will get their website back up to speed soon. They are about the best deal I've found so far for a quality CBD product. I'm sure there are some other good ones out there, though.
Yes, there are some interesting price discrepancies across the board for sure. When you combine that with looking for CBDs exclusively from buds, things can get a bit confusing.
I'm sure there will be vendors who misrepresent their products and will make claims that their CBDs are from sources which they aren't. It can be a slippery slope for those that have to undergo drug testing as you mention Uruk. I signed up yesterday with Omega after an Indiana Jones-like quest to find their membership page but haven't heard back from them yet. They certainly seem serious about their products and I find it interesting how they make them for specific ailments (pain, anti-depressant, etc). Price is obviously a concern and we all want the best deal. I think it's also important to check the dosage for the product and see how many doses one gets for their buck. The bottles are small, but so is the recommended dosage, so a 1oz bottle can have hundreds of doses, making it very affordable especially when compared against purchasing actual buds.
First thing I bought from Omega was there 1/2 oz bottle that has 1000 mg of CBD (same amount as the base 1 oz bottle.) When they say 3/4 drops will do it, they mean it! This stuff really works. I've also been happy with their Epiq Vape e-juice line. I picked up the mid range 750 mg version in Vanilla, and it plays very well with the JMX juice, etc.
Did you go for one of the types for specific ailments? I notice the "dark side of the moon" formula seems to be extra potent for pain relief.
I am looking for numerous benefits from CBDs, with a heavy focus on areas of mental health. It would really be a dream come true to be able to address these issues appropriately and not have to always deal with accompanying psychoactive properties. I will certainly be reviewing any CBD products I try very intently and hope to provide some perspective for all on my own experiences. I'm really hoping this can open all kinds of doors for so many of us. It makes me really happy how children have benefited from CBDs and I think it expresses the heart of the legalization movement.
No, they weren't as diversified back then. Omega has definitely stepped it up a bit since. The Canibdol Mini found here is what I bought -
http://canibdol.com/canibdol-oral-drops.html
3/4 drops of that, and the relaxation sets in pretty quick. It's a great stress reliever like MJ is minus the high, so that may really work for you. Would stand to reason that the 3000 and 5000 mg options work that much better, but I have not tried them yet. I also find that their CBD e-juice minimizes/negates the anxiety that can come with blends/blend juices. It really does round out the experience for me, anyway.
MMMm very interesting..checkin this one out me self,,
awesome Thread , Very informative.
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Bumping this thread for those that are interested in the CBD site that I was mentioning, canibdol.com. The new site is open, and they have now gone private. No worries, they are still encouraging newcomers to join, but obviously they are having some issues with the man when selling out in the open. Legal does not mean free of government hassle, apparently. Go figure... :hammertime: :nannah:
Anyway, the new site is - olorganics.com.
You can request membership via the link, and you'll be damn happy that you did. I've reviewed the new site, and they have a bunch of killer new products in the mix - CBD Nectar, Honey Oil, and oils from specific strains again! Prices are still the best for the quality that I am aware of. I love this site... :stoned
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Bumping this thread for those that are interested in the CBD site that I was mentioning, canibdol.com. The new site is open, and they have now gone private. No worries, they are still encouraging newcomers to join, but obviously they are having some issues with the man when selling out in the open. Legal does not mean free of government hassle, apparently. Go figure... :hammertime: :nannah:
Anyway, the new site is - olorganics.com.
You can request membership via the link, and you'll be damn happy that you did. I've reviewed the new site, and they have a bunch of killer new products in the mix - CBD Nectar, Honey Oil, and oils from specific strains again! Prices are still the best for the quality that I am aware of. I love this site... :stoned
I requested membership from them and never heard back. That was about 2 weeks ago.
Their site has gotten even more screwy.
Now when I go to the "request membership" page. there is an audio sample of the famous "houston we have a problem"
Very strange
Have you been able to order anything from them?
I really need their products for psychiatric issues amongst others but my experience thus far has been EXTREMELY frustrating.
http://www.olorganics.com/request-account.html (http://www.olorganics.com/request-account.html) Clicking this brings up the somewhat disconcerting message.
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Ugh, so I had to move recently and couldn't order from Omega Labs because of it until now.
I pull up their page and it's "under construction" again.
Really hope they are back up soon.
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It's all good, Ozone. I just checked the site, and they are back up. Looks like they changed their authentication method, that's all. Would be nice to know about the downtime, though. :beers:
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Also just noticed that they have a 25% off sale on the Epiqvap juice - order made! :Smokey:
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Thanks for the info.
I had problems again logging into their page AGAIN today, but finally got there. when I put in my membership # it loops me back to the greetings/landing page. I can only get to the members page by typing it in separately. Luckily it was saved in my browser history.
It's structured very poorly.
I noticed there's a 30% valentine's sale starting on 2/7. I think I'll wait for that for my first order.