SweetSue's Cannabis Oil Study Hall

Ok guys and gals. I have a friend who was just diagnosed with a large fibroid uterine tumor. The problem is that she also is suffering from a blood disorder that is throwing clots so she is not a candidate for surgery. Anyone treated fibroids with CCO? :circle-of-love::peace:

Just have a minute, but wasn't it his son's fibroid tumors that brought KeifKeith to us? Search for his posts SuperGroomer.
 


I do not believe budwashing the product you purchased would be beneficial, and might be extremely detrimental to the trichomes. We budwash at harvest, when the plant and the trichomes have lots of flexibility and the only trichomes damaged are ones already compromised.

The smell diminishes because most of that was volatile monoterpenes. You lose up to 50% of them while the plant hangs and drys anyway, so not the concern it might appear, unless your goal is to retain as many terpenes as possible, in which case you'd be processing it into oil right then and there. I hear the new wave of oil producers are doing this by freezing the plant material within four hours of harvest.

Now, teach me how they process it from that point and I'm gonna dance a jig around my kitchen. :laughtwo:

Cannabis expresses individually with each patient, so yes, you start every regimine at a sub-therapeutic dose and follow the slow and methodical process of titration until you find that patient's optimal therapeutic dose. The ratios you'll end up with will be determined first by what we're treating, and then by the tolerance levels of the patient. What we're beginning to discover though is that a balanced ratio is an excellent beginning point, and will effectively treat a myriad of concerns, including chronic pain, a fact that surprised most of us. Conventional thought was high THC for pain. Turns out we we're wrong in most , but notably, not all cases. A good rule of thumb is start at a balance of THC and CBD and then you fine tune for the individual.

If you try it in one direction (i.e. High THC, low CBD) and it doesn't work, flip it. Weight has nothing to do with dose, in the sense that a 140 pound woman can require a much larger dose than a 300 pound man for the same disease, at the same stage.

We're all lab rats around these parts. Until our federal government grows a pair that is. :cheesygrinsmiley:

Cajun once described it to us as the cannabinoids being the engine of the vehicle and the terpenes the steering system. The cannabinoids have the heavy-hitting potential, but it's the synergistic dance between cannabinoids and terpenes that get everyone in step and potentiates the medicine.

CBD works in ways no one really understands, at this point. There's speculation it's been misnamed as a cannabinoid, since it appears to have the ability to multitask. But you might not feel its effects until you stop taking it. I can testify to that. I ran short on CBD-dominant capsules before my next harvest, and took myself off my regimine to have enough on hand for my daughter. Her needs supersede my own. This has been going on for about a month now, and I'm beginning to see a resurgence of the patches of psoriasis that had begun to clear while I was on a regular schedule of dosing.

I'm working on training my ECS to heal without outside input. After all, we were designed to heal. :cheesygrinsmiley: Lab rat #1 here.

CBD both extends the euphoric effects of THC and tamps down extreme euphoric expression, simultaneously. That's only one example of the amazing capabilities of CBD. But on its own it's nowhere near that useful. Same with THC. Pair them together and you have a cannabinoid power couple. It thrills me to consider how much more learning we have ahead of us as we get into the "minor" cannabinoids and discover there was nothing minor about their effects on the human body. :battingeyelashes:

You balance the ratios by individual patient. There is no standard dose in cannabinoid therapy, only starting points. Cannabis makes you pay attention, but won't smack you with ugly side effects when you overshoot. All you need do is back off until you're comfortable and then proceed with letting the natural healing commence.

Hey...... I don't know about you, but I've been growing younger for the past three years. Not really working that hard at it either. You should spend more time around me, it might rub off on you and you'll never say that crazy thing about your sparklingly intelligent brain and it's marvelous capabilities of recall and communication.

Sorry, I'm an extreme morning person, and you stepped right in front of me when I was feeling particularly loving. That usually sweeps everyone in the room closer to me or drives them running for the hills. :laughtwo: Good morning. You got a pretty big dose of SweetSue there. That deserves a hug.

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Got it. You have my back, I have yours my friend. :hugs: :Love: I expect you to post pictures. :battingeyelashes:



Well, you're planning to jump right into the adventure, don't you. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you don't use cannabis at all, do you? Hmmmm..... I warn you, this bug you caught about medicinal cannabis is a difficult one to walk away from. Once bitten few of us get our lives back to where they were before - not that a single one of us would choose to be anywhere different, just that I don't think a single one of us considered at the outset how much this would change our lives.

I admire your interest and growing passion. Just wanted you to know that. :hugs: :Love:

Wow, ain't nothing anyone could say could top that! Pleasure and pain are our biggest motivators, so that leaves me with a big time motivation. I was misdiagnosed for many years, have had back surgerys, opiates and spinal stimulators and I'm about fed up with pain. BTW, That was an awesome post with good timing so thanks for the big dose of sweet sue!. You are a sweetheart!
 
Ok guys and gals. I have a friend who was just diagnosed with a large fibroid uterine tumor. The problem is that she also is suffering from a blood disorder that is throwing clots so she is not a candidate for surgery.

Apologies for causing you to think I am replying to your question, when my sole contribution is to point out that CBD can reputedly thin the blood somewhat. I don't know about THC...Anybody?

So that is just something to keep in mind in whatever you try.

Best of luck to you both! :goodluck:
 
Hi Sue , made some more caps last night i used my waste from seed buds , was making some summer autos , i added the lecithin like you said i had granules so i blended it to a powder , i used coconut oil and palm oil (lard )
when i was done pouring it out to cool i stuck my finger in the pot just to get some to taste and in half hour i was stoned lol i mean i was Fxxxed , :rofl:

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Hi Sue , made some more caps last night i used my waste from seed buds , was making some summer autos , i added the lecithin like you said i had granules so i blended it to a powder , i used coconut oil and palm oil (lard )
when i was done pouring it out to cool i stuck my finger in the pot just to get some to taste and in half hour i was stoned lol i mean i was Fxxxed , :rofl:

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getting heaps of capsules .. :)




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You're making me feel really proud on this bright and sunny morning Professor. :high-five:

May I ask if your noticing any physiological changes since you started using a capsule regimine?

The liquid sunflower lecithin is preferred because it has additional beneficial components. This would be much more relevant if you're treating cancer. My policy has, and always will be, use the best you have in a pinch and improve as you can. In your case that's a hearty "keep going, you're on the right path."

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I have this thought that's been rumbling through my head. Cannabis is an herbal medication, and as such has been processed in kitchens and administered in the most basic methods available.

Enter the pharma age, and we learned that medicines can be dosed within fine parameters. This works wonderfully for pharma drugs, which are for the most part synthetic concoctions that can come with some wicked side effects if you get the dose off. Here we are now, in this atmosphere, with cannabis, and I have this uneasy sense that the whipping up of herbal meds in our kitchens is being looked down upon and vilified by the mainstream medical cannabis community.

It's as if we all forgot that our bodies come equipped with some absolutely marvelous systems that are evolved to keep us healthy and strong, as in the immune system. One of our bigger mistakes in this time, IMHO, is the obsession we've developed with hand sanitizers, which has the danger of leading to the destruction of the bacteria that live on your skin and benefit you.

I'll grant you that a patient with a compromised immune system needs the purest meds you can secure, but even such a patient will benefit from CCO produced in some back-woods kitchen, if that's all you have available.

I don't know, it disturbs me sometimes, the attitudes I get out there about what we do in our homes. They won't slow me down one step, and I'll do my best to keep from judging them either. At some point we all need to learn to play well together. In the meantime, we'll keep right on doing what we're learning to do so well.
 
I have this thought that's been rumbling through my head. Cannabis is an herbal medication, and as such has been processed in kitchens and administered in the most basic methods available.

Enter the pharma age, and we learned that medicines can be dosed within fine parameters. This works wonderfully for pharma drugs, which are for the most part synthetic concoctions that can come with some wicked side effects if you get the dose off. Here we are now, in this atmosphere, with cannabis, and I have this uneasy sense that the whipping up of herbal meds in our kitchens is being looked down upon and vilified by the mainstream medical cannabis community.

It's as if we all forgot that our bodies come equipped with some absolutely marvelous systems that are evolved to keep us healthy and strong, as in the immune system. One of our bigger mistakes in this time, IMHO, is the obsession we've developed with hand sanitizers, which has the danger of leading to the destruction of the bacteria that live on your skin and benefit you.

I'll grant you that a patient with a compromised immune system needs the purest meds you can secure, but even such a patient will benefit from CCO produced in some back-woods kitchen, if that's all you have available.

I don't know, it disturbs me sometimes, the attitudes I get out there about what we do in our homes. They won't slow me down one step, and I'll do my best to keep from judging them either. At some point we all need to learn to play well together. In the meantime, we'll keep right on doing what we're learning to do so well.
Everyone does that he or she do best. And we are people that share our passion and knowledge and those who judge us can judge all they want because we have eachother so I'm not worried!

My little first plants!
 
Sue i had to look that word up "physiological" lol any ways yes i am in great form as of lately , i find my self wanting to do more with my life , got a bike , started a diet and instead of drinking twice week its down to once , with these caps if i think about going for a beer i take one and the feeling of missing out has gone, i enjoy tv , im well into family guy from taken the caps ,i bought all the seasons l just chill out and have a giggle
could never sit down ever i even eat standing up when people are in , i find wen i take one about 5.30pm i can actually sit and watch tv i can also sit and listen to music :)
 
Sue i had to look that word up "physiological" lol any ways yes i am in great form as of lately , i find my self wanting to do more with my life , got a bike , started a diet and instead of drinking twice week its down to once , with these caps if i think about going for a beer i take one and the feeling of missing out has gone, i enjoy tv , im well into family guy from taken the caps ,i bought all the seasons l just chill out and have a giggle
could never sit down ever i even eat standing up when people are in , i find wen i take one about 5.30pm i can actually sit and watch tv i can also sit and listen to music :)

Excellent report. Well done fellow lab rat. :high-five: These little victories we're chalking up, one at a time, aren't getting any notice in the greater scheme of things. How nice that we don't care about that. :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
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Pretty nice little combination. The hemp seed oil taste pretty special! I like it! Now O wonder what it tastes like in my coffee!

My little first plants!

The CBD oil can only help you rik. How did it taste in the coffee?

I was opportunistically tumbling through neglected reading material laying around the house in my attempt to get the corners and drawers clear of clutter, and I believe I found that Kentucky Hemp company Cajun alluded to a while back.

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The parent company is Ecofibre out of Australia, who've been working with Kentucky farmers setting up hemp farms. They have an impressive product line.
 
Well Sue, I have to say it tasted pretty good but the oil reacted weird to the coffee with milk and sugar. More like an olive oil kind of oil so it didn't really mix in that well with the coffee. So! Tomorrow I will test the normal Cannabis oil in my coffee. 3 Drops won't affect the taste that much so well I'll see!

My little first plants!
 
need help

i like these caps BUT im having a problem that stinks , one day i take a cap i works n an hour, other times up to 3 /4 hours ,
when i dippd my finger into the WARM mix it hit quicker , im thinking I should let the cap dissolve in my mouth for a more consistent hit time ???
Any help would b great guys
 
I put a teaspoon of infused coconut oil in my coffee every morning. Yes, it floats to the top, but give it a stir and a swig and it is a great flavor. :circle-of-love::peace:

Well Sue, I have to say it tasted pretty good but the oil reacted weird to the coffee with milk and sugar. More like an olive oil kind of oil so it didn't really mix in that well with the coffee. So! Tomorrow I will test the normal Cannabis oil in my coffee. 3 Drops won't affect the taste that much so well I'll see!

My little first plants!
 
I put a teaspoon of infused coconut oil in my coffee every morning. Yes, it floats to the top, but give it a stir and a swig and it is a great flavor. :circle-of-love::peace:
Well I have to say it tastes pretty good! Doesn't really look that good but it's still nice. I think I will spread the oil more trhoughout the day. Like a few drops in a mug and then a few in the next and so forth! I do drink much coffee though.

My little first plants!
 
I have a friend with chronic pain that has started with an infuse olive oil. She is taking 1/4t 3-4 times per day, and has dramatically cut back on her oxy and it hasn't even been a week. She says she has been this pain free in years.:circle-of-love: :peace:
I love what Cannabis can do... I am reading a book now about a patient interview who uses cannabis oil. Even people with cancer turn from a really depressive painful life to a life with a lot of joy and without pain.

My little first plants!
 
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