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I need to jump back through the pages and find out when I produced this oil that I found buried in the back of the cupboard. I'm assuming it's from a conglomerate batch I made to use up small bits of inventory, and I've been using it as a topical application to heal the psoriasis patches on the face and hands.
First off, how crazy is it that I had almost 6 grams of oil squirreled away unseen and forgotten, but then how happy I was to find it in there. The scaly patches on the face are almost entirely healed now, at least on the surface (I've been doing this for the past week). With small daily applications to the surface coupled to getting back on the CBD caps after the next harvest I have every expectation of making this dance with psoriasis ancient history. For now I'm pleased as can be that I no longer have that glaring red patch right next to my mouth, and the patch that'd started to form next to the left eye is now completely healed.
When I get back on the CBD caps I'm hoping it'll halt the scaling going on in the ears as well as the scalp scaling. I've finally halted the dangerous habit of using Q-tips to clean the ears. That one only took me 40 years to get a handle on. I can still remember the day a coworker told me how sweet it felt to use Q-tips, since they hit a pleasure center inside the ear, making them particularly difficult to stop using, once you've allowed yourself to get addicted to that feeling of bliss.
She didn't share the addictive part. Compulsive personalities must be cautious about the compulsions they choose.
That makes two massive compulsions I've beat in the past year alone. I'd call that a significant win for cannabinoid therapy. I've cut way back on picking at the scalp too, so we may be able to count that win before the year is out.
All this change in my life. It's like I'm reinventing Susan.
First off, how crazy is it that I had almost 6 grams of oil squirreled away unseen and forgotten, but then how happy I was to find it in there. The scaly patches on the face are almost entirely healed now, at least on the surface (I've been doing this for the past week). With small daily applications to the surface coupled to getting back on the CBD caps after the next harvest I have every expectation of making this dance with psoriasis ancient history. For now I'm pleased as can be that I no longer have that glaring red patch right next to my mouth, and the patch that'd started to form next to the left eye is now completely healed.
When I get back on the CBD caps I'm hoping it'll halt the scaling going on in the ears as well as the scalp scaling. I've finally halted the dangerous habit of using Q-tips to clean the ears. That one only took me 40 years to get a handle on. I can still remember the day a coworker told me how sweet it felt to use Q-tips, since they hit a pleasure center inside the ear, making them particularly difficult to stop using, once you've allowed yourself to get addicted to that feeling of bliss.
She didn't share the addictive part. Compulsive personalities must be cautious about the compulsions they choose.
That makes two massive compulsions I've beat in the past year alone. I'd call that a significant win for cannabinoid therapy. I've cut way back on picking at the scalp too, so we may be able to count that win before the year is out.
All this change in my life. It's like I'm reinventing Susan.