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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #50 on: January 18, 2021, 09:05:50 AM »
Anyone on here try it?  Can you share your results?  I'm starting to get a little tendonitis in the elbow and want to try something because NSAIDS and such while I recover.

For NSAIDs, have you ever tried COX-2 anti-inflammatories like Celebrex or Xefo? They are much lighter on the stomach as the COX-1 is what is mostly responsible for stomach issues. I've also found them to be stronger, longer lasting and overall more effective.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #51 on: January 18, 2021, 09:30:16 AM »
You are too funny. I do have issues with dandruff in my beard. Tell me, am I supposed to apply it topically?  ;)

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #52 on: January 18, 2021, 09:31:04 AM »
only thing that helps against seborrheic eczema are those strong anti fungal shampoos applied every day

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #53 on: January 18, 2021, 09:36:55 AM »
Also, for tendonitis or pain in your elbow, check for any trigger points or knots in your triceps or biceps which could be referring pain and/or putting more strain on the joint due to the muscles not activating properly due to the trigger points. This happened to me.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #54 on: January 18, 2021, 10:35:18 AM »
only thing that helps against seborrheic eczema are those strong anti fungal shampoos applied every day

My dermatologist prescribed Sulfacetamide 10% lotion. It is a topical antibiotic. So far it is working. No more itching beard....Yeah! -Wish I'd mentioned the itchy beard area to him years ago. I may even grow out mine again.

Taffin, my itchy beard is on my face and not my butt. But your comment is funny anyway.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #55 on: January 18, 2021, 12:58:53 PM »
Anyone on here try it?  Can you share your results?  I'm starting to get a little tendonitis in the elbow and want to try something because NSAIDS and such while I recover.


i tried naproxin, prednisone,  cortizone shots, cbd, everything you could imagine... dealt with the shit for a whole year... 2 rounds of plasma therapy and i was as good as new...took about 3 months total... no bullshit... cost around $450 per treatment.. if it gets worse, check it out.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #56 on: January 18, 2021, 02:17:25 PM »
CBD doesn't do shit, for me, without a little THC in it. All the texas legal ones are shit. I tried some in CO with a little thc, it was magical for pain.
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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #57 on: January 19, 2021, 08:59:07 AM »
Tried it to help me sleep and it worked for about two weeks then I needed to up the dose for it to work then I just said fuck it and stopped.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #58 on: January 19, 2021, 11:07:53 AM »
CBD hasn't done much for me. But i tried the Delta 8 THC, which is legal and it definitely made me feel a little wonky. ;D

I don't see how CBD could reduce inflammation, there is no mechanism for it to do so. What it does is calm you down and make you relax, which can relieve tension and make the pain lessen for a short period of time.

Same thing with THC. It basically distracts your brain.

I can rarely smoke weed or take edibles anymore, they mess me up too bad and i feel sluggish for a couple days.

Once in a blue moon i'll buy some edibles and go camping with some friends, eat a few and sing Kumbaya around the camp fire. ;D

But generally it's too much for me.

The Delta 8 THC is pretty mild, the edibles don't do anything really, but the vape pen will calm you down a few pegs.

Makes me sleep like a baby, but taken during the day it makes me tired and lazy. Overall it helps with anxiety, but i can't be very productive on it.

The best thing that cured my social anxiety and general anxiety, which i was on medication for a few years, was to move to a more relaxed environment and get a job that is less stressful.

There is no drug that can replace living in a relaxed place and working a steady 8-5 job without unrealistic expectations.

Pot is everywhere in my town, i see people smoking it walking around. It's really no big deal here. There is a nice dispensary down the street from the office. I don't have a weed card, but it's so easy to get i don't understand why it's still illegal.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #59 on: January 19, 2021, 11:15:31 AM »
It can be somewhat liver toxic. Maybe spitting the oil after letting it rest under the tongue for a couple of minutes, might help mitigate the toxicity. Regarding its effects i found it very mild for shoulder pain and as a sleeping aid.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #60 on: April 25, 2025, 02:54:24 AM »
CBD hasn't done much for me. But i tried the Delta 8 THC, which is legal and it definitely made me feel a little wonky. ;D

I don't see how CBD could reduce inflammation, there is no mechanism for it to do so. What it does is calm you down and make you relax, which can relieve tension and make the pain lessen for a short period of time.

Same thing with THC. It basically distracts your brain.

I can rarely smoke weed or take edibles anymore, they mess me up too bad and i feel sluggish for a couple days.

Once in a blue moon i'll buy some edibles and go camping with some friends, eat a few and sing Kumbaya around the camp fire. ;D

But generally it's too much for me.

The Delta 8 THC is pretty mild, the edibles don't do anything really, but the vape pen will calm you down a few pegs.

Makes me sleep like a baby, but taken during the day it makes me tired and lazy. Overall it helps with anxiety, but i can't be very productive on it.

The best thing that cured my social anxiety and general anxiety, which i was on medication for a few years, was to move to a more relaxed environment and get a job that is less stressful.

There is no drug that can replace living in a relaxed place and working a steady 8-5 job without unrealistic expectations.

Pot is everywhere in my town, i see people smoking it walking around. It's really no big deal here. There is a nice dispensary down the street from the office. I don't have a weed card, but it's so easy to get i don't understand why it's still illegal.


I’ve tried CBD a few times for joint soreness after training. Didn’t do much for the discomfort, but it helped me relax and sleep better, though the effects faded with regular use.

I also tried Delta 8 gummies for sleep like the ones from https://www.stirlingcbdoil.com/product/delta-8-gummies-for-sleep/. They made it easier to wind down at night, but weren’t a long-term fix.

For elbow soreness, easing up on training and adding slow eccentric movements helped more. Curious if anyone’s combined CBD with turmeric or omega-3s for extra recovery support?[/quote]

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #61 on: April 25, 2025, 03:42:00 AM »

Delta 8 gummies

Supposedly a result of that...

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I just read a statistic, about 50% of US smokers said they drove within 2 hours of smoking and 90% said they drove the same day. IIRC. Would you guys say this is a safe practice? Some new US study also showed a strong correlation between cannabis use and dementia in older people.

I'm not anti-weed, I like it sometimes, although it's been months now...
It does cause probably excessive rumination on problems for me and is maybe like painful therapy... if that's good or bad I don't know. Sometimes it's just beautiful and spiritual. Somehow "religious." :D

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #62 on: April 25, 2025, 10:54:53 AM »
Also, for tendonitis or pain in your elbow, check for any trigger points or knots in your triceps or biceps which could be referring pain and/or putting more strain on the joint due to the muscles not activating properly due to the trigger points. This happened to me.
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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #63 on: April 25, 2025, 10:57:42 AM »
Don’t do drugs. Do steroids instead

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #64 on: April 25, 2025, 11:06:08 AM »
   
 
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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #65 on: April 25, 2025, 12:56:40 PM »
I've used cbd, cbg, cleantheres such a wide spectrum of cannibinoid(sp?) oils.

I think its cbg that is best for sleep. I've used cod for sleep but cbg is definitely better.

I've been using a nutmeg extract for sleep recently.

It evokes some of the same experiences as Marijuana.  It has a strong onset you can feel an initial increase in blood pressure, then a massive ammount of anxiety and paranoia that all subsides pretty quickly, then I get horny as all hell- crazy feeling of ..... libido isn't the right word... maybe a sense of euphoria or erogenous senses... then the next thing you know you're waking up 8 hours later feeling fucking fantastic.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #66 on: April 25, 2025, 04:57:04 PM »
Don’t do drugs. Do steroids instead

Bioidentical peptides FTW. Don't do nasty drugs.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #67 on: April 25, 2025, 06:34:42 PM »
Bioidentical peptides FTW. Don't do nasty drugs.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #68 on: April 26, 2025, 04:14:51 AM »
Name some of your favorites

My maid scratches the names off the bottles before she lends them to me. I'll ask her the next time I see her.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #69 on: April 26, 2025, 06:38:21 AM »
Not sure why this thread was bumped up again, but what worked for me - and it cleared it right up as I haven't had any problems or flareups/hints since then - was I had a marble cut in half and glued the flat side on to a rubber band that fit around my thumb.  I had one in the car, one at home.  And every time I had a chance - watching tv, or sitting at red lights, etc... - I would put it around my thumb and dig the rounded side of the marble into the spot where I had tenderness and do cross fiber friction back and forth one way for a bit, then back and forth in a different direction for a bit and keep changing.  It didn't take long (time it took red light to change or just a few minutes watching tv), but I did it multiple times per day.

It broke that shit up fast and I've never had another issue at all.  Of course, I don't think this is going to work for deep tissue areas like shoulders or quads.  But for elbows and CTS, it should.  I learned this from the ART specialist that leases an office at my gf clinic.  So if you are having elbow/forearm issues give it a shot.  It only took about three weeks.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #70 on: April 26, 2025, 06:39:25 AM »
PS - I did try some CBD and CBG and the other kind of oils/creams/ointments on it and didn't get any results.  I think these products are a bit misleading in their claims.

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Re: CBD oil
« Reply #71 on: April 26, 2025, 07:21:34 AM »
Not sure why this thread was bumped up again, but what worked for me - and it cleared it right up as I haven't had any problems or flareups/hints since then - was I had a marble cut in half and glued the flat side on to a rubber band that fit around my thumb.  I had one in the car, one at home.  And every time I had a chance - watching tv, or sitting at red lights, etc... - I would put it around my thumb and dig the rounded side of the marble into the spot where I had tenderness and do cross fiber friction back and forth one way for a bit, then back and forth in a different direction for a bit and keep changing.  It didn't take long (time it took red light to change or just a few minutes watching tv), but I did it multiple times per day.

It broke that shit up fast and I've never had another issue at all.  Of course, I don't think this is going to work for deep tissue areas like shoulders or quads.  But for elbows and CTS, it should.  I learned this from the ART specialist that leases an office at my gf clinic.  So if you are having elbow/forearm issues give it a shot.  It only took about three weeks.

That guy posted a link to some he sells; hence the 11 posts.