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@artist01
Hi Laurie, I found a website that describes a variety of types on medical marijuana available, including edible. Here is that link:
https://themedicalcannabiscommunity.org/articles/blog/going-smokeless-consuming-cannabis-without-combustion/
Here is another that offers edible MJ: https://www.sonomapatientgroup.com/uncategorized/the-benefits-of-smokeless-cannabis-getting-started-with-edibles/
We have no experience with smokeless marijuana. Hopefully another member can give you some insights on it.
In regards to kratom, another member named Lori, @lorirenee1 (who is an excellent resource for info) , turned me on to a good, pure, and trustworthy brand, Etha Naturals, link here:
https://ethanaturals.com/
Lori recommended the pill form of kratom, which is just pure kratom, no additives, and that is what I bought for Linda, who has mostly used the ones for pain (they also have ones for sleep, energy, focus, etc.). She has liked the Maeng Da and the Full Spectrum products especially, and again, only the pill form. I am sure Lori will be happy to give you more particulars, she has used kratom extensively.
Best, Hank
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Hello again, Hank. I've checked the sites you've sent me re: smokeless MJ and kratom. I had tried the edibles previously but had to stop due to taking bloodthinners, with the concern my specialist had over that conflict of unregulated amount in the edibles, which might cause too much thinning of the blood. AND, they made me feel high! I felt like I was levitating during the few hours it was in my system. I'm so medication-sensitive that it just isn't for me, even though I so wanted it to work.
I researched the kratom online, ending with the Mayo Clinic site, which I trust implicitly. And, no thanks, also too scarey for me to try. Mayo has a good article, mayoclinic.org.art-20402171, "Kratom Unsafe and Ineffective- Mayo Clinic". I know it's good for many, (including Lori and your wife, Linda), but I have so much trouble with meds, etc., that I don't dare try it. I very much appreciate your going to bat for me though, Hank. I really do. Best, Laurie
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Thankyou Hank. I'll check out this site and maybe contact Lori for more info as to her experience with Kratom too.