Is Anyone Using This?

I was thinking of trying it to ease the discomfort from arthritis.

Friend of mine tried it for his MS symptom relief. Didn’t do much. That being said everyone is different.

My neighbor started on it a couple weeks ago ...... its helped her joint pain. Told me I should give it a try for my knees.

Don't bogart that joint Ma!!


Better off using the real stuff! It'll be legal in NY and NJ soon and its already legal in MA and ME.

I don't think the "real stuff" has the same effect.

> I don't think the "real stuff" has the same effect.

For anything CBD can treat, yes it does. Plus it has a little boost.

> For anything CBD can treat, yes it does. Plus it has a little boost.
They can concentrate the chemical in CBD, you would have to smoke or ingest too much to get the same amount.

and your point is??
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Expensive Jenn tried it it didn't help her pain

> They can concentrate the chemical in CBD, you would have to smoke or ingest too much to get the same amount.

New York State's current medical marijuana offers CBD/THC in three different levels. You can get low, medium, and high (;)) levels of CBD and/or THC. It comes in pill form, vape, or liquid you place under your tongue.

Personally, I have not tried the products yet. I have been to the dispencerary a few times with my father. He has back pain. Four vertical compression fractures last year, three separate kyphoplasty procedures last year.

It has been working quite well for him. He started out with the pills; medium CBD and medium THC. He now is taking the liquid, hightest on both CBD and THC. He was taking WAY too many opioids for a few months to deal with the discomfort.

Since going the medical marijuana route (about three months) he has not taken one opioid.

It is sort of expensive, but it helps him.

Isn't it a product of hemp and not marijuana?

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> Isn't it a product of hemp and not marijuana?

CBD comes from cannabis. Hemp and marijuana are cannabis, so CBD comes from both

> Isn't it a product of hemp and not marijuana?
Same plant, Hemp just has minimal amounts of THC.

> I was thinking of trying it to ease the discomfort from arthritis.
I hear ya on the arthritis, I also have 4 herniated discs 2 on the bottom of my neck, and 2 on the bottom of my back, L5.
I've been getting shots for the lower back, just had an mri for my neck Monday, still waiting on the results.
I will absolutely for go surgery till I can stand or walk, My neck problems stem from an accident I had back in the late 70's just a couple of years ago it started to bother me, looks like I will be getting shots for the neck too.
So if taking this will help, i'm all for it.

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> Same plant, Hemp just has minimal amounts of THC.
Not the same.

> New York State's current medical marijuana offers CBD/THC in three different levels. You can get low, medium, and high (;)) levels of CBD and/or THC. It comes in pill form, vape, or liquid you place under your tongue.

Personally, I have not tried the products yet. I have been to the dispencerary a few times with my father. He has back pain. Four vertical compression fractures last year, three separate kyphoplasty procedures last year.

It has been working quite well for him. He started out with the pills; medium CBD and medium THC. He now is taking the liquid, hightest on both CBD and THC. He was taking WAY too many opioids for a few months to deal with the discomfort.

Since going the medical marijuana route (about three months) he has not taken one opioid.

It is sort of expensive, but it helps him.


Medical and the stuff sold in stores two different things