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THCA vs THCA-P - Cannabis is a plant with a diverse array of chemical compounds, known as cannabinoids, which are responsible for the wide range of effects experienced by users.Moon Man (My Delta Eight)
EvolLove
in reply to Sir Addison 👑 • • •Duly noted. There are now strains that probably should be avoided unless someone knows what they are doing.
I used to work with strains strong in CBD. But it was long ago. I forgot almost everything except CBD and THC. But as I remember, depending on Ur needs there was or should be an app to find the right strain.
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in reply to Nanook • • •I never "used weed" I used to extract cannabinoids for medical purpose. Not to get high. thus strain's strong in CBD. All cannabidiol strong strains will nullify the risk of getting even a little bit high.
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That is good. Meditation have great potential. Much greater than many "medications".
What I meant was that weed for me is cannabis strong in THC something that will get U high.
Just wanted to clarify that I never used those. I do not judge but it is illegal here and I can see some problems with them.
I also want to be mentally clear. That is why I didn't use "weed".
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Perhaps the use of the CBD strong strains got famous here because the THC strains were always forbidden.
I do not have these problems anymore but I suffered 20 years from PTSD and I treated it with EMDR and meditation. I had no idea that it was even possible but I did it.
Yeas later when I was working with CBD. Before that also got banned, due to trace amounts of thc, I used it for muscle pains.
Anyhow. CBD treats PTSD without people getting high. If I only knew...
Nanook
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Yes. That is what I produced, Not spray, but oil. Mixed it with MCT oil that has no taste or smell and a short carbon chain, meaning the molecules will help with a faster intake.
Faster intake, cleaner product, made it effective and easy to use.
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in reply to Nanook • • •I didn't knew it could be used for regulating glucose. Or I forgot. Been a few years.
Nanook
in reply to EvolLove • •@EvolLove @Sir Addison 👑 I am diabetic, one of the things I thought was given marijuana's propensity for increasing appetite, I thought if I quit in addition to reducing mental fog I would also have an easier time losing weight. Instead I shot up from 225 to 250, my HbA1C went from 7.4 to 10.7, and the most severe rise was overnight fasting. I have since managed to get my weight down to 208, still working on it, will get my latest HbA1C in about two weeks but I don't expect it to be good as spot testing still not getting good levels. But at least that will provide a basis for doctor to possibly adjust my medicines.
But after doing some research I found that marijuana is in fact effective at reducing blood glucose in many individuals and apparently I more than most. However as you know marijuana is made up of many chemical substances, many different cannibanoids and terpinoids, and I could find virtually zero research on what component of marijuana was responsible for this action. Given the relatively low toxity it seemed some experimentation was warranted, and given I had this bottle of CBD spray that was given to me, I decided to try it. I found that it had little effect on glucose levels after a meal but it had very substantial effects on overnight fasting levels and that has been my greatest challenge. But other brands have been less effective than the one I had and they're gone.
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One might think that it must be possible to find out what strain they were using.
And other specifics.
I checked the book of knowledge. Using kagi search and there are a lot of information out there. I typed in, cannabis diabetes strain. and, cannabis diabetes glucose strain.
Seems to be w lot of science done and being done on the subjects.
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