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According to work done by the Johns Hopkins group, smoking or vaporising can provide pretty quick relief, whereas ingestion is good for chronic pain. https://a

According to work done by the Johns Hopkins group, smoking or vaporising can provide pretty quick relief, whereas ingestion is good for chronic pain. https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/02/what-do-we-know-about-the-effects-of-medical-marijuana/ https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/02/what-do-we-know-abou...

sergers 10y ago
Yea maybe I haven't had strong enough. I tried to treat a toothache and another time arm injury by vaping CBD oil at 25mg/ml. 5 ml later(tank capacity), it didn't do too much relief. I think if I had strong enough (500mg-1000mg CBD) I think it could potentially provide larger relief. I think my tolerance has been raised due to years of recreational use vs therapeutic/real medicine use
- jessep 10y ago
  I know people say CBD is good for pain, but in my experience the high is actually part of what helps. I personally like good old OG Kush for pain.
  - sergers 10y ago
    My tolerance may be too high. Smoking doesn't relieve pain for me, helps provide some relief via relaxation or just super high.(kush or straight indica). Edibles I have to eat alot and time to kick in long, not too big fan of edibles. indica, hybrid and sativa shatter/bidder)oil, live resin etc I never felt much pain relief (more to the head). A gram in a couple of hours I still didn't feel significant immediate pain relief Vaporizers (got a volcano for 15 years), provides a nice body relief and head high depending on strains. More for relaxation. CBD/mix as a Eliquids/juice in a ecig- I don't think I have had strong enough to fully comment. Pills- I need to have atleast 400mg before I feel anything.
- mistermann 10y ago
  I think THC might work better than CBD for pain relief? Also, 25 mg/ml is waaaaay to low, especially when vaping. My THC vape is 800 mg/ml, and it works very well.

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According to work done by the Johns Hopkins group, smoking or vaporising can provide pretty quick relief, whereas ingestion is good for chronic pain. https://a

by nitemice 10y ago

sergers 10y ago
Yea maybe I haven't had strong enough. I tried to treat a toothache and another time arm injury by vaping CBD oil at 25mg/ml. 5 ml later(tank capacity), it didn't do too much relief. I think if I had strong enough (500mg-1000mg CBD) I think it could potentially provide larger relief. I think my tolerance has been raised due to years of recreational use vs therapeutic/real medicine use
- jessep 10y ago
  I know people say CBD is good for pain, but in my experience the high is actually part of what helps. I personally like good old OG Kush for pain.
  - sergers 10y ago
    My tolerance may be too high. Smoking doesn't relieve pain for me, helps provide some relief via relaxation or just super high.(kush or straight indica). Edibles I have to eat alot and time to kick in long, not too big fan of edibles. indica, hybrid and sativa shatter/bidder)oil, live resin etc I never felt much pain relief (more to the head). A gram in a couple of hours I still didn't feel significant immediate pain relief Vaporizers (got a volcano for 15 years), provides a nice body relief and head high depending on strains. More for relaxation. CBD/mix as a Eliquids/juice in a ecig- I don't think I have had strong enough to fully comment. Pills- I need to have atleast 400mg before I feel anything.
- mistermann 10y ago
  I think THC might work better than CBD for pain relief? Also, 25 mg/ml is waaaaay to low, especially when vaping. My THC vape is 800 mg/ml, and it works very well.