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Chronic Pain | Last Active: Apr 17 1:17pm | Replies (404)
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One dropper is not enough try three couple times a day and GIVE IT 6 weeks or so before you REALLY KNOW IT DOES WORK ! But read everything you can on cbd oil and try other brands ! But the cbd with the Turpins ! Green taste is good it will get you used to it under tongue hold about a minute or so to go
To blood stream. Eating or drinking or capsules has to go threw the stomache acids first it’s not as effective. Trust the cbd does work just takes time and Donot keep using pain meds while using cbd oil because it interrupts the cellular workings to work in body correctly ! If your in severe pain hold off the narcotic pain meds because cbd will work!
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Chilly Willy, reading your piece and noting the grammar and punctuation, methinks you might be using a little bit more of the plant than you are letting on. This is almost unreadable. Please bear in mind that this forum is for relating what you have done and what you have had success with or what didn't work. It is not intended advising or instructing others about what they should do or how to use drugs of any kind. Your advice to not take narcotic pills can be very dangerous for a person who has been on large doses for an extended period of time. I doubt that the CBD oil will do anything for the symptoms of withdrawal which they might experience by stopping suddenly. Withdrawal can be quite serious and even fatal. A person should never stop taking opiodes without first consulting their doctor about how gradually they should reduce their dosage. I would imagine that their Doctor, who would probably apluad their desire to find substitute for narcotics, would have them start the CBS oil and then follow a gradual reduction schedule, thus avoiding both withdrawal as well as needless days of suffering.