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With having alot of first hand and 2nd hand knowledge, I am very surprised by questions like these that show how much of the knowledge about this wonder drug ha

by sergers 10y ago

With having alot of first hand and 2nd hand knowledge, I am very surprised by questions like these that show how much of the knowledge about this wonder drug have been suppressed and or generally just not known. 1)varies on so many factors to get into. -Tolerance,strength,variety,form, and how it's taken. What you eat before consumption can affect. 2)no. Lookup THC vs CBD, for pain relief it's more CBD which doesn't make you high at all. Some studies have shown full spectrum/mix of the 2 in concentrates may provide better results. 3)find a naturopath, or just go in and ask the dispensaries. Many dispensary workers are actually very knowledgeable. Not sure about Cali, but alot of dispensaries here are very knowledgeable and cater alot to medical use rather than recreational, even though their key market is recreational. Try finding a local compassion club, healing centers etc for support/seminars or information. Recent article on CBD: http://hightimes.com/medicinal/cbd-the-cinderella-molecule/ http://hightimes.com/medicinal/cbd-the-cinderella-molecule/

driverdan 10y ago
I downvoted you for two reasons. Cannabis is not a wonder drug. It treats a few things effectively, like many other drugs. Just because it has been suppressed doesn't mean you should use hyperbole. Second, naturopaths are quacks. They do not have proper medical training and often recommend nonsense like homeopathy. They are the opposite of what the OP was asking for.
- sergers 10y ago
  maybe from your experience. Cannabis has not been fully explored since its supression by pharma/govt. there are many areas which they are discovering it treats effectively, more than a few already known and more being discovered. i have seen a naturopath who also has a doctorate in science based medicine, and is not some hack pitching homeopathy. not all are quacks and not all dont have medical training , i downvoted you for this reason, doesnt mean you should use a hyperbole.. :) who do you recommend to see? you provided no information relevant to what OP was asking. should they go see a medical doctor who in general (not all) dont believe the effectiveness just due to the stigma of marijuana? or would you recommend a naturopath who may (not all) who has hands on experience advising and dealing with patients who have tried marijuana to help with various ailments.

by sergers 10y ago

driverdan 10y ago

I downvoted you for two reasons. Cannabis is not a wonder drug. It treats a few things effectively, like many other drugs. Just because it has been suppressed doesn't mean you should use hyperbole. Second, naturopaths are quacks. They do not have proper medical training and often recommend nonsense like homeopathy. They are the opposite of what the OP was asking for.

sergers 10y ago
maybe from your experience. Cannabis has not been fully explored since its supression by pharma/govt. there are many areas which they are discovering it treats effectively, more than a few already known and more being discovered. i have seen a naturopath who also has a doctorate in science based medicine, and is not some hack pitching homeopathy. not all are quacks and not all dont have medical training , i downvoted you for this reason, doesnt mean you should use a hyperbole.. :) who do you recommend to see? you provided no information relevant to what OP was asking. should they go see a medical doctor who in general (not all) dont believe the effectiveness just due to the stigma of marijuana? or would you recommend a naturopath who may (not all) who has hands on experience advising and dealing with patients who have tried marijuana to help with various ailments.