And if I weren't six months committed to the grow you wouldn't be able to keep me away.
I looked at that picture of the crawfish tray yesterday and thought "Damn, I really need to visit Louisanna some day."
I'm in the process of doing a series of posts on CCO that will be ongoing. My hope is to explain all this technical jargon in simple to understand and apply language. It shouldn't hurt your brain to try to understand it.
In its most basic terms: Concentrated Cannabis Oil (CCO) is the resin of the plant, removed by use of solvents and processed until there's only the plant oils left. This super concentration of cannabinoids will be able to mirror with precision the action of the cannabinoids your own body can create to keep you healthy but can't keep up with during times of stress.
You have an Endocannabinoid System that has special receptors that the cannabinoids lock onto. The cannabinoids will actively seek out cancerous or damaged cells and encourage them, through a series of chemical reactions, to sacrifice themselves for the good of the whole. Because the host can't survive those types of genetic mutations.
There are any number of ways to get those cannabinoids into your system, and we're always working to improve those delivery systems and increase the bioavailibility of those cannabinoids we worked so hard to secure.
I'm getting to be pretty knowledge about it as I go along. If you have any points you'd like translated I'd be more than happy to help you get it down so your brain doesn't have to work so hard. It's kinda my
mission here.
I like stopping here early. You have a good day now, hear?