re: Baby Boomers Going to Pot

mar6915 — 3/14/2020 12:53:57 PM

Put me on that list. Unfortunately hospitals will not allow it. I told them i had none on me. They said even though with doctors approval and a medical card it is still not Federally allowed. I really don't care for the stuff and don't feel well on most of it like some. I got my card as a lifetime chronic insomniac. After being on sleeping pills since 1996 i have Not had a prescription for any meds since i started last year and have no desire to seek out a doctor to get any. The gummies are bad, have sugar and artifical flavors and all in. The drops i like but won't use as grain alcohol (think where grains come from + not gluten free friendly) The thc pain creams work real nice, except watch out as idiots add who knows what scents in there. I have found no scent free. Getting plants to grow your own is best. or better yet start with a seed to be completely organic. You just can't grow outdoors as people have children and pets. They have medical marijuana consultants to help people out. My MM doctor told me to vape but i won't do that. I don't care to smoke , but only do one "hit" around 11pm to help me sleep. Eating it is the best way to go. Avoid all the brownies and stuff as sugar and junk in there. Just soak a little piece of a flower bud in your mouth with maybe a little hemp oil or olive oil or a good fat oil, for a bit then swallow with pure water. In about an hour you will be relaxed. They also sell fairy dust powder to put in hot tea (don't go well with coffee), and powder chemicals to make you own home made "brownies or whatever".

One thing i want to mention is proper THC- CBD ratio. I have found little pain relief with the MM, curcumin and boswellia combined work better taken everyday.

here is what ""they"" tell you the correct ratio is to do for pain:it is 1:1 formulation clinically being tested:

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