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SweetSue said:
Actually that wasn’t the video Shed, it was the one with Eloise Theisen “Cannabis for Neurodegenerative Disease.” She discovered this working with a geriatric population.
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Wasn't the Eloise Theisen video was the one where she discovered that 1:1 was good for agitation with dementia? The one I named was the one where Michelle Ross indicates the spot on the upper spine (45 mins 38 sec) as a good place to apply the oil because of the unmyelinated neurons.
SweetSue said:
The reason you’ll get a mild buzz from an infused bath - and to be honest, that would take a lot more oil than any of us would be willing to dump in a tub of water - is because you have openings that the cannabinoids can access to get inside your skin. :battingeyelashes:
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THC oil baths! Gap in the market :thumb:

Also, welcome to my thread SweetSue! :welcome:
 
BTzGrow said:
Well, I guess we can start with the beginning. Or perhaps a new special Shed's Oil thread. We can get Amy and Sue to chime in also. Of course we can put some finishing touches when Sue comes to town.

I guess to begin with would be what type of materials are needed to make it.
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When I get back from vacation I intend to start the thread on favorite oil recipes and ways we’re using them in real life.

Unless one of you want to start it? :battingeyelashes:
 
InTheShed said:
Wasn't the Eloise Theisen video was the one where she discovered that 1:1 was good for agitation with dementia? The one I named was the one where Michelle Ross indicates the spot on the upper spine (45 mins 38 sec) as a good place to apply the oil because of the unmyelinated neurons.

THC oil baths! Gap in the market :thumb:
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Ahhh..... I’ve been remembering that incorrectly then, haven’t I? Lol! Thanks for setting me straight Shed. :high-five:

And bonus points for the time stamp. :thumb:
 
SweetSue said:
When I get back from vacation I intend to start the thread on favorite oil recipes and ways we’re using them in real life. Unless one of you want to start it? :battingeyelashes:
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It will get a lot more traffic if you start it :).
SweetSue said:
And bonus points for the time stamp. :thumb:
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You know me...the same guy who found the name of the spot at the top of the spine!
 
InTheShed said:
the name of the spot at the top of the spine!
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Hehe - I had a yoga instructor many years ago, a powerful hands in healer too he was, who refers to that joint (or junction, but I like joints) as ‘big hammer’. I’ve always liked that.
 
Pterostychus said:
i love how diverse insects can be
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I know - it’s wonderful isn’t it?! We’ve lived here 5years now and I see insects every day that I’ve never seen before! And then within species - just variation amongs the dragonflies is incredible.
 
Amy Gardner said:
Hehe - I had a yoga instructor many years ago, a powerful hands in healer too he was, who refers to that joint (or junction, but I like joints) as ‘big hammer’. I’ve always liked that.
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But Medial Dorsal Rami sounds so cool!
 
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MiOutdoorsman said:
Hey what's with the drooling. Lol
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I was wondering that same exact thing brother... "Why is he drooling over that". Glad you redeemed yourself the following post LOL.
 
BTzGrow said:
At some point, you and I will need to chat about your making oil for topical application. Being an older guy, I've got plenty of aches and pains and some that show up out of no where with a vengeance. From what I've seen the commercially purchased products are rather expensive, if I could figure out a yield benefit analyses I might have another growing purpose. After all it looks like I'm going to have much more than I could ever smoke by the end of this year.
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Topicals are great.....love em for my back injury. If Shed can't help ya, there are lots of thread for you to check out. Just ask and one of us will get ya where you need to go. Now of course by the time I catch up on the next three + pages on this thread you very well may have everything you need.
 
InTheShed said:
Save your time BTz. I have done a lot of the research already. If for some reason you don't like the info I give you, feel free to start from there. But don't start with google. Start with Shed :).

Topicals are not traditionally absorbed into the bloodstream, so they don't get you high or show up on drug tests. I say traditionally because it is possible to make transdermal patches that do, but it's not what we're doing here.

They smell like weed for a while and then it goes away unless you stick your nose in my neck. I have never had someone tell me I smell like weed when I use it. You can also add essential oils to the final product to mask the smell. Lavender is a common oil for that but you can use anything that you enjoy the smell of.
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The only other disclaimer I want to throw out here about topicals and drug tests is to ensure you don't apply to any cuts. Also make sure you wash your hands before rubbing your eyes as well.

It is possible to absorb THC in high enough quantities to pop on a piss test if you have open cuts/wounds.
 
Rider509 said:
Swear to god, I blink and there's six more pages! I can't keep up!
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Damn non-automated grows!

Van Stank said:
The only other disclaimer I want to throw out here about topicals and drug tests is to ensure you don't apply to any cuts. Also make sure you wash your hands before rubbing your eyes as well. It is possible to absorb THC in high enough quantities to pop on a piss test if you have open cuts/wounds.
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Excellent advice Van, thanks!
 
Rider509 said:
Swear to god, I blink and there's six more pages! I can't keep up!
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Quit blinking...... I just glue my eyelids open......and never sleep....
 
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