@Dooby Doo may have some strong recommendations along with a few other regulars so I'm sure plenty will pop up giving you dozens of new strains to try!
. Lords Lettuce, haven't heard that in a few dozen years!
Hi @Kieranscouse hope your good
. I've found that there are many strains that help with pain and many other issues. Its a case of trying strains yourself to see how they work for you Always called it lords lettuce since I started smoking. At the moment I’m currently just trying a few strains out each month and writing down effects, taste, etc…hopefully can come up with at least 14 to which I can rotate monthly,Welcome @Kieranscouse
I medicate for pain and insomnia, amongst others. Remember its a very personal thing, what works for me may not work for you, I find GMO crosses, and Permanent Marker work well for pain and sleep. Diesel crosses are good for pain too. Many more, what do you like now?
Thanks for your comment appreciate it, that’s all I’m doing at the moment is trying out different strains recording stuff down, and hopefully can find the right ones, but with MS everyday is different with regards to pain and stiffness/numbnessHi @Kieranscouse hope your good
Thanks for the suggestion appreciate it. I haven’t tried oils yet as always been a lords lettuce guy, but I’ll keep it in mind
Quite a few of us make our own!
Is it RSO your talking about about? as I’ve looked into that a lot recently.
Cannabis products for pain management are available in various forms, including oils, tinctures, capsules, edibles, and topical creams, many of which contain the pain-relieving compounds CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). The most suitable product depends on the type of pain and desired effects.
all of 'em to be honest to some degree
Many cannabis extractions are further refined to remove other compounds, but rosin is a full-spectrum extract, containing the cannabinoid and terpene profile of the original plant.
Thanks for that information, I’ll give it a run over today, any information is better than none. Appreciate it, thanksCannabis products for pain management are available in various forms, including oils, tinctures, capsules, edibles, and topical creams, many of which contain the pain-relieving compounds CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). The most suitable product depends on the type of pain and desired effects.
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1. Types of Cannabis Concentrates (The "Dabs")
Concentrates are classified by their texture, consistency, and extraction method.
- Shatter: A brittle, glass-like extract that is typically transparent and amber-colored.
- Wax: An opaque, soft, and malleable extract that is often described as having a texture like peanut butter or hardened honey. Specific types include:
- Budder/Badder: Creamy and whipped.
- Crumble: Dry, loose, and easily broken apart.
- Sugar: A wet, semi-crystalline consistency.
- Live Resin: A terpene-rich concentrate made from flash-frozen cannabis plants to preserve the plant's live aroma and flavor.
- Rosin: A solventless, highly pure concentrate produced by applying heat and pressure to flowers or hash.
- Hash/Bubble Hash: A traditional concentrate made by separating trichomes, often used for adding potency to bowls.
- Terp Sauce: A runny, highly aromatic extract packed with cannabinoids and high terpene levels.
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Canna-cocktail-concoction, I'd prescribe for holistic pain relief.
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Many cannabis extractions are further refined to remove other compounds, but rosin is a full-spectrum extract, containing the cannabinoid and terpene profile of the original plant.
Thanks for the welcome, happy to be hereWelcome @Kieranscouse
