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I use it for: - Insomnia - Migraines - Focus/Creativity (studio art hobby) - Anxiety (mostly generalized anxiety disorder) also recreationally, but not as ofte
by protonimitate 8y ago
I use it for:
- Insomnia
- Migraines
- Focus/Creativity (studio art hobby)
- Anxiety (mostly generalized anxiety disorder)
also recreationally, but not as often as I used to.
In general I've found that semi micro-dosing has helped with non-recreational use. Rather than smoke a joint/bowl worth all at once, I take a couple hits scattered throughout the day. Helps prevent getting the come-down sleepiness and lack of focus that comes with getting toasted early in the day.
Vaping over combustion also seems to help curb stoner side effects (sleepiness, laziness, munchies, paranoia) but YMMV.
- posterboy 8y agoI think some people are mistaken here what weed consumnption is about. It's the oxygen deficiency, the sleepiness that makes some people feel irrationally happy, or otherwise a placebo effect triggered by very strong stimuli like the taste/smell and the heat and a lot of positive marketing. The anxiety is, by definition, the problem that you should be most anxious about. Live is random and you need to stay alert, and self conscious. Bringing a bit of randomness into art can help with an organic look, but organisms decay, you likely want to design structures built to last. Migrain can be a consequence of malnourishment, vascular stress or other circulatory issues, certainly not something that can be helped by a pill or any of that sort. And if your doctor doesn't know where it comes from either, and your medical history doesn't indicate any reason, go see a chiropractor. And ask about sleeping pills, if you really cannot get any sleep at all. Which I doubt.
- dangerface 8y agoChiropractors are quacks https://health.spectator.co.uk/the-evidence-shows-that-chiropractors-do-more-harm-than-good/ https://health.spectator.co.uk/the-evidence-shows-that-chiro... Sleeping pills are extremely dangerous https://www.everydayhealth.com/news/risks-taking-sleeping-pills/ https://www.everydayhealth.com/news/risks-taking-sleeping-pi... You have no medical knowledge, please stop trying to give people medical advice.
- beenBoutIT 8y agoIf you're having headaches you need to see a neurologist. Anything having to do with your brain or head is generally going to be neurology. Rule out aneurysm, tumor and other potential 'game changers'.
- posterboy 8y agoI said it, because I believe nerves and vessels can become lodged in between the spine, and block them somehow.