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orthene:
This will be an effort to document the effects of LemonTree RSO as a running journal. Doses (that work for me) are about 1.5 size of a grain of rice, and tend to be effective for 4-5 hours. For sake of comparison, I am 5'10" and 180 lbs. I normally take 3 doses of opiates a day, and steer clear of taking before bed because they cause me sleeplessness. So I usually wake up with a pain level of 4.

Day 1. (Sat) I started out the day with a pain level at about 4/10 on my Norco pill, which I had already taken. So at my next dosage time I took the RSO only; it takes about an hour to begin working. First dose taken at 12 p.m. and dropped the pain level to 3 by 1 p.m. Subsequent doses at 5 and 10 p.m.  Noted at sometime after 8 that the pain had zeroed out.

Day 2. (Sun) Slept good from the 10 p.m. dose even if I didn't fall asleep immediately. Woke up after about 6 hours sleep at a 4 on the pain scale. I think I wake up that way because of not taking Norco before bed. I'm taking a RSO dose at each 5 hour point but so far not adding any other pain meds. Took the RSO at 8 a.m., 1 p.m., 6 p.m., and 11. Pain was nil most of the day.

Day 3 (Mon) Woke up registering a 2 on the pain scale. I think it's beneficial to move the days last dose til as late as possible, judging from the improvement. So, I moved doses to 9,2,7, and 12 midnight. Mowed the lawn but saved trimming and raking when the ache ramped up to a 3. Just warning pains though, so I backed off. Showered and laid down for 45 mins on my back. That took the pain down to nothing again.

Day 4 (Tues) A level 2 at wakeup again. Good sleep; if I could get the time from hitting the pillow to actually sawing logs in less than a half hour, I'd be happy.  Finished raking, trimming, and bagging the lawn waste all at about a level 2 during the most taxing of the chores. Back to zero pain score after shower and some couch time.

Day 5 (Weds) Actually woke up with no pain. Not a whole lot happening on this day, just a few chores most people take for granted, but whose twists and bends can be a bit cumbersome on chronic back pain. Vacuuming the floor, making the bed, washing dishes. Just wanted to mention that the RSO can make it easy to want to sit down and chill, but it's still not taxing at all to get up and get things done. Some precursor legs spasms in evening.

Day 6 (Thurs) Woke up with some minor morning pain, but took the 9 a.m. dose and pain was gone by 10. Rainy days tend to be achier, but it rained off and on all day. The day was boring but at least it wasn't painful.

Day 7 (Fri)Level 2 morning pain. RSO seems to wear off in that 5th hour, so morning pain is just a minor inconvenience. If it took a downturn, there's always the solution of setting an alarm and taking a small interim dose but I don't see that as necessary. Had a few brief muscle spasms, nothing full blown.

End of week one; I'll get caught up from my notes asap.

orthene:
Day 8. (Sat) Got up after 6 hours of sleep with no pain. Went outside to see if I could mess that up. After first morning dose, crawled up under my truck with a buddy, partially to check my tolerance and partly to get a second opinion on my brakes. At this point, kind of getting used to the absence of pain I usually still experience even with opiates. I'm still aware of the affected area and can concentrate on that exact area; it's just not bothering me. More or less the way a person knows/is aware of their appendages in a neutral fashion. I've noticed an appetite increase when using RSO; it's a positive because I don't always eat the way I should. As long as I know my limits and avoid poor food choices -nothing wrong with this at all.

djpinito:

--- Quote from: ÂçïÐ_Rëƒlü×® on May 15, 2018, 11:30:27 PM ---I am loving the results you are getting. I can't wait till you try the high CBD formula.

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Great review so far, can't wait to try it out. Didn't know wtf it was at first but man I know my back will love that lol. Just tryed the gummies and left a little review posted.

Ozone:
Great review.

Thanks for including your dosage and size.

It's great to see people get suitable pain management effects without the use of pharmaceutical opiates.  :goodpost

KratomToke:

--- Quote from: Ozone on May 16, 2018, 02:07:33 PM ---Great review.

Thanks for including your dosage and size.

It's great to see people get suitable pain management effects without the use of pharmaceutical opiates.  :goodpost

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Right on Orthene sounds like the RSO is helping a lot!

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