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I've read up on it a bit thanks to some links on here but not yet tried it.0
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I am tempted but don't know enough about it !I have used hemp cream but am totally unimpressed with it - it did nothing that vaseline can't doI suffer from excruciating pain from my knees and back -that cause me to freeze with the pain - this claims to help0
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That sounds extremely painful @Wibbles I hope you are able to find something to relieve at least some of the pain and make it more manageable!0
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Welcome to the community @discobar Thank you for sharing that with us. How is he coping with his new diagnosis?0
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I bought some about a year ago but have been a little nervous to take it. My friend keeps asking me if I have taken any but dont really know how to answer her. Any tips?0
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littleacorn said:I bought some about a year ago but have been a little nervous to take it. My friend keeps asking me if I have taken any but dont really know how to answer her. Any tips?
I know that it's not cannabis but....
I am on naproxen permanently.but don't want to be0 -
What's making you nervous about trying it @littleacorn?
Have you spoken to your doctor or another medical professional to tell them that you're considering trying it?0 -
No not spoken to any professional just done my own research into what to take and how to use it.0
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I tell a lie there I spoke to a pharmacist who pointed me to the NHS website which was not very informative.0
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I am nervous as to how it will make me feel. I dont like taking opiate medication because of the way it makes me feel and amd somewhere in my mind I think it might make me feel the same.0
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I have heard it is very successful and with very few side effects, understandably you are worried as I would be too.If you are nervous then why not put it away for a while and then decide?0
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The bottle has been lying there for nearly 6 months. Hopefully I will get the guts to try it soon.0
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Make sure you are taking care of yourself @littleacorn. We are all here for you0
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littleacorn said:I dont like taking opiate medicationHi,If you are referring to CBD as an opioid, it isn`t.I was going to use CBD a few months back, but it clashes with medication I take for hypertension.
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I am aware of that but its the effects that bother me or the potential effects. I dont think manynpeople are aware that it can be used for other things. I knkw someone who takes it for anxiety0
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Where can you safely buy it from?0
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This is a difficult one? I find the ones the high street store sell are not strong enough. I read lots of information and visited many different sellers until I found someone who I felt I had confidence in and they knew what theybwere talking about.0
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For those expressing an interest in CBD:
I have been using this CBD for 4 years, which contains CBDa which helps with pain: https://www.simply-cbd.co.uk/products/green-cbd-oil?variant=37927970963639 &, if you scroll down to the section, 'How to Use,' you will see how this ethical company recommends to start taking this. You place the drops under your tongue, then swallow a couple of minutes later. The only caveat is that CBD is broken down by the same liver enzymes that break down over 95% of prescribed meds, so you should discuss this with your pharmacist/GP prior to taking this. If you do take such meds, then for safety, a 4 hour gap is recommended between taking these & CBD.
It can take between 2-8 weeks to find any benefit, so patience is needed. It can initially cause some dehydration, so drink a little extra water.
The company I use now has CBD transdermal patches, which can however be used safely as these are absorbed by the skin rather than the gut: https://www.simply-cbd.co.uk/collections/cbd-patches Still wise to discuss these with your GP/pharmacist.
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chiarieds said:For those expressing an interest in CBD:
I have been using this CBD for 4 years, which contains CBDa which helps with pain: https://www.simply-cbd.co.uk/products/green-cbd-oil?variant=37927970963639 &, if you scroll down to the section, 'How to Use,' you will see how this ethical company recommends to start taking this. You place the drops under your tongue, then swallow a couple of minutes later. The only caveat is that CBD is broken down by the same liver enzymes that break down over 95% of prescribed meds, so you should discuss this with your pharmacist/GP prior to taking this. If you do take such meds, then for safety, a 4 hour gap is recommended between taking these & CBD.
It can take between 2-8 weeks to find any benefit, so patience is needed. It can initially cause some dehydration, so drink a little extra water.
The company I use now has CBD transdermal patches, which can however be used safely as these are absorbed by the skin rather than the gut: https://www.simply-cbd.co.uk/collections/cbd-patches Still wise to discuss these with your GP/pharmacist.
Will it interact with NAPROXEN ?
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I'd encourage you to speak to your doctor or pharmacist about that @wibbles0
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