Gfcollective
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I have had a couple patients come in recently talking about Juicing asking if i have any raw fresh leafs that i can get them. i told them that i prune plants about every week so i throw away alot of fan leafs and small branches. they went on to tell me that their doctors told them about juicing 8 fan leafs and one gram of flower into a juicer with some veggies and or fruit. to not heat it as that will add the psychoactive effect that many are not looking for.
i love to research and every day i dont feel like ive done anything if i havent discovered something knew about the plant. its been a couple days since they came in and i have watched this documentary on youtube called LEAF and it has convinced me that i will no longer throw away my fan leafs, that they serve a purpose even when they arent fully covered in that heavy resin. now ive followed this up by trying to find different methods of juicing the cannabis plant. the first i found mentioned to remove the stems from the leaf and use a handful with no specific amount. i personly believe that stems hold property's of their own so i would recommend leaving the stems in with the juicer (blender if you feel like straining or eating chunks). the second i found was another video on youtube and the guy mixes fruit and veggies as well as herbs into a juicer with 10-20 leafs. Youtube (juicing raw cannabis)
this last method seems to be the way that i like and recommend right now. you can see that he doesnt get much juice from the leaves he adds so i feel 8 would not be enough but 15 is about perfect. now im still researching this and look forward to hearing anyone else that has had experience with juicing as well. since its shown that it works for humans, this could work for our animal friends as well.
I&i
i love to research and every day i dont feel like ive done anything if i havent discovered something knew about the plant. its been a couple days since they came in and i have watched this documentary on youtube called LEAF and it has convinced me that i will no longer throw away my fan leafs, that they serve a purpose even when they arent fully covered in that heavy resin. now ive followed this up by trying to find different methods of juicing the cannabis plant. the first i found mentioned to remove the stems from the leaf and use a handful with no specific amount. i personly believe that stems hold property's of their own so i would recommend leaving the stems in with the juicer (blender if you feel like straining or eating chunks). the second i found was another video on youtube and the guy mixes fruit and veggies as well as herbs into a juicer with 10-20 leafs. Youtube (juicing raw cannabis)
this last method seems to be the way that i like and recommend right now. you can see that he doesnt get much juice from the leaves he adds so i feel 8 would not be enough but 15 is about perfect. now im still researching this and look forward to hearing anyone else that has had experience with juicing as well. since its shown that it works for humans, this could work for our animal friends as well.
I&i