Agoodlittleag04 said:

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mrad85 said:

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Agoodlittleag04 said:

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Our massage therapist uses it and I honestly cannot tell a difference in soreness/joint pain since she started. But my husband swears he's noticed a difference, so maybe it really does work.

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Or maybe husband gets a better "happy ending" than you?
Does the massage therapist have big cans?

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Anything is possible, but my cans are way bigger than hers so I've never worried about it.

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Heismenberg said:

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Agoodlittleag04 said:

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mrad85 said:

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Agoodlittleag04 said:

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Our massage therapist uses it and I honestly cannot tell a difference in soreness/joint pain since she started. But my husband swears he's noticed a difference, so maybe it really does work.

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Or maybe husband gets a better "happy ending" than you?
Does the massage therapist have big cans?

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Anything is possible, but my cans are way bigger than hers so I've never worried about it.

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Rule #1!!!! PROVE IT!!!!

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MUAG said:

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I will post a serious post if allowed on this forum. I am a veterinarian that became interested in medical marijuana after several vets said that they had put old dogs with awful quality of life from cancer/arthritis, etc on marijuana and dogs got up, ate and had a few more months of decent life. Went to the panel on medical marijuana at First Meth. Church in Bryan few weeks back. Too long to discuss what was said here, but sure made me a believer that doctors should be able to prescribe marijuana for selected conditions in Texas which they can't legally. Only legal marijuana in Texas is for intractable epilepsy.
Father and son, Drs Grinspoon have many blogs on medical marijuana on the internet and good place to learn about marijuana's indications for medical conditions.
Also have learned that most folks around here totally shut down their brains when marijuana is mentioned even when say medical first. Guess I will start saying cannabis. I am doing my little bit to get medical marijuana legalized in Texas as it is in 29-32 states [depends on what you read]. Reported that opioid deaths are down 25% in states that have legalized marijuana.

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ChiliBeans said:

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I believe it cured my testicular cancer.

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MUAG said:

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Also have learned that most folks around here totally shut down their brains when marijuana is mentioned even when say medical first.

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The Lost said:

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MUAG said:

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I will post a serious post if allowed on this forum. I am a veterinarian that became interested in medical marijuana after several vets said that they had put old dogs with awful quality of life from cancer/arthritis, etc on marijuana and dogs got up, ate and had a few more months of decent life. Went to the panel on medical marijuana at First Meth. Church in Bryan few weeks back. Too long to discuss what was said here, but sure made me a believer that doctors should be able to prescribe marijuana for selected conditions in Texas which they can't legally. Only legal marijuana in Texas is for intractable epilepsy.
Father and son, Drs Grinspoon have many blogs on medical marijuana on the internet and good place to learn about marijuana's indications for medical conditions.
Also have learned that most folks around here totally shut down their brains when marijuana is mentioned even when say medical first. Guess I will start saying cannabis. I am doing my little bit to get medical marijuana legalized in Texas as it is in 29-32 states [depends on what you read]. Reported that opioid deaths are down 25% in states that have legalized marijuana.

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lol you read some fake news (or made up your own stats)

https://patch.com/colorado/across-co/colorado-opioid-overdose-deaths-increased-2017-cdc

https://www.coloradohealthinstitute.org/research/death-drugs

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Just to give you a proper breakdown:

Your body produces naturally occuring cannabinoids (Endogenous Cannabinoids), Anandamide (AEA, "bliss cannabinoid") and 2-AG, these attach onto receptors CB1 and CB2, and a few other receptors that are being researched. This is called your Endocannabinoid System (ECS) and it regulates homeostasis in your body.

Cannabis has phytocannabinoids, 100+ different phytocannabinoids, which in combination with terpenes (the smell), can cause a multitude of positive effects. These normally attach to the CB1, CB2, and other known cannabinoid receptors.

The most known phytocannabinoid is THC (specifically delta-9-THC; theres also THCA, THCV, d8-THC, that all do different things and aren't psychoactive). THC is produced from heat/combustion of THCA. If you were to eat a high THC cannabis flower without decarboxlyating you would be consuming mostly THCA, and probably wouldn't have any psychoactive effects.

The 'up and coming' phytocannabinoid, CBD (cannabidiol, not CBDA, CBDV, etc) is being aggressively farmed across the country as HEMP is legalized.

Hemp is cannabis,aka marijuana, with .3% or less THC. Same plants. Some are derived to express minimal THC, and some are grown and farmed at the right timing where the THC has not fully expressed itself (early after flowering, THC spikes after flowering and CBD isn't produced after flowering).

There are a multitude of drinks already on the market.

I, with full bias as I partially own a business in the industry, believe that CBD and the many other phytocannabinoids will be a normal and necessary supplement, as I think most of the world is endocannabinoid Deficient, whether they are currently displaying symptoms of Clinical Endocannabinoid Deficiency Syndrome of not

symptoms of CECD:Struggle with insomnia to the point of taking medication
Anxiety
Anger management issues
Depression
Conditions associated with heightened inflammation throughout your body like arthritis
Bone loss
Have chronic pain
Dementia-like symptoms
Family history of cancer

Don't trust me on this, do your own research. I'm completely enamored with everything I'm learning and have seen my own results, the results of my friends, and the results of my customers.

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