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Hi LittleEngland,
The biggest mistake made taking the concentrated oil is rushing in and taking to much. Also you forgot to give him a '911'. When you get euphoria you simply tack a couple of SMALL dots correctly and it will bring you down. Its not how much you can take of the oil, it is how you apply it. Stay on the schedule and when learned correctly we then can proceed upping his dose. Again, not how much you take it is how much is taken correctly. Its a learning curve. Also I'm not 'telling' you what to do, its advice to get your Son to heal quickly as possible. He should need no more than 5 grains of rice a day and try to get it all on his gums. This is the key to a proper quick heal. Let me know.
420 Motoco
The biggest mistake made taking the concentrated oil is rushing in and taking to much. Also you forgot to give him a '911'. When you get euphoria you simply tack a couple of SMALL dots correctly and it will bring you down. Its not how much you can take of the oil, it is how you apply it. Stay on the schedule and when learned correctly we then can proceed upping his dose. Again, not how much you take it is how much is taken correctly. Its a learning curve. Also I'm not 'telling' you what to do, its advice to get your Son to heal quickly as possible. He should need no more than 5 grains of rice a day and try to get it all on his gums. This is the key to a proper quick heal. Let me know.
420 Motoco
Thanks Mr Motoco, I may have some 'train wreck' coming from a friend as we are running low on thecaseys widow, I thought that was a sativa but has since realised its indica.
Had a worried phone call today from my sons partner, he is trying to up his dose quite a bit while he is on the chemo so took 3 tacks early then another 3 at lunchtime. This made him quite uncomfortable as he had tingling down his right side (the side affected by his tumour) and the 'high' feelings were very similar to when he has a seizure. I got there within 10 minutes after telling him to take citicoline and he was quite anxious. I managed to talk him round and he was much better by the time I left, giggling about silly things
I think we went a bit far doubling the dose after a couple of days and I should have known better as I have been trying so hard to avoid him feeling bad on it. I think in any other cancer its not so bad but with brain cancer and epilepsy its very difficult having things you don't understand going on in your brain. Trainwreck is great..
If you could give me advice with this in mind I would be eternally grateful x x x