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if im doing an 36hr olive oil infusion with 7g of 15% blue dream how much olive oil should i use to get me to a 30:1 cco biobomb equivalent for an elderly new user treating pain...oh and do i add the lecithin im the begining of the bake or the end before the fridge
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thankyou that helps so much hopefully ill have something to contribute in the future
Oh boy a math puzzle....
Lets see 7g x 1000mg x 15% x .85 production loss = 893 mg cannabinoids
CCO 10:1 recipes are based on (8 parts olive oil 2 parts lsl ) : 1 cco @ 1000mg (700mg)
Your desired 30 : 1 needs (24 olive + 6 lsl) : 1cco @ 1000 mg (700 MG)
Because you have 893 mg cannabinoids, it would be (31 OLIVE AND 8 LSL) so about 40 capsules. These are pretty strong at 22.3 mg per capsule.
Looking at this another way, lets say you wanted a starter dose of 10 mg cannabinoids per capsule you need liquid for essentially 90 caps.
Ergo 90 ml of liquid is (72 olive and 18 lsl).
Im going to edit this to reflect KRs info that CCO is 70% cannabinoids NOT 1000.
Two other differences: I use a 4:1 ratio of olive to lsl, and I add the lsl right at the beginning step so the lsl can help with encapsulation and extraction of the cannabinoids.
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Two other differences: I use a 4:1 ratio of olive to lsl, and I add the lsl right at the beginning step so the lsl can help with encapsulation and extraction of the cannabinoids.
I seriously doubt that you need 20% LSL in your solution. (4:1 = 80% olive, 20% LSL). A small bit goes a long way. I can't think of any harm off hand but it's expensive. Liposomal encapsulation is used in a lot of things. I cant think of anything tat would require so much. What you are"encapsulating are tiny molecules, a lot of them, but tiny. That's a simple way to look at it but I think it's something to think about. IMHO.
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I''m fuzzy on the details but lecithin serves multiple roles in the bio bomb mix. Cajun borrowed it from the canna-budwig diet, something else I know few details about. In general LSL helps healing, cell repair, and treats stress related disorders besides encapsulating cco.
As far as cost it works out to 1-2 cents per dose, compared to about $10 of cco per dose at 5:1 ratio.
Well if there are other benefits, pile it on. I had not heard of benefits of large doses of LSL. Seems like the cost would be more than a few cents but hey,that was an offhanded comment without me looking up the cost. I love this interaction. This is how we learn and refine without taking years. Thanks KinstonRabbi!
From my readings - mainly on here - the another benefit is increasing the bio availability of the solution. I don't recall my how much.
Buying it n Canada the cost works out to approx 2 cents per ml.
It certainly does increase it. How much?? don't know but certainly 2 cents worth. LOL. But more will not increase the bioavability of it. If it's encapsulated, it's encapsulated. But some are saying that it's good for you period. So, more is better. But if you want to really load it up, I would do it after the plant matter is removed from the oil. I can't see it helping the extraction process itself. However, as always, I stand ready to be corrected. LOL!
It certainly does increase it. How much?? don't know but certainly 2 cents worth. LOL. But more will not increase the bioavability of it. If it's encapsulated, it's encapsulated. But some are saying that it's good for you period. So, more is better. But if you want to really load it up, I would do it after the plant matter is removed from the oil. I can't see it helping the extraction process itself. However, as always, I stand ready to be corrected. LOL!