{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/anxiety/16","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_11227-markdown","title":"My rescue dog has terrible anxiety and I'm unable to leave him alone. Will Treatibles help to calm him down?","slug":"my-rescue-dog-has-terrible-anxiety-and-im-unable-to-leave-him-alone-will-treatibles-help-to-calm-him-down","content":"\n_____________________\nThis is from their website treatibles.com\nWhat are the key benefits of CBD-rich Treatibles?\n\nWe are not veterinarians and cannot make any health claims about cannabinoids or any of the other ingredients in our products. The results noticed by pet owners using our treats are anecdotal. We have collected data from over 2000 customers and find that Treatibles customers use the product for a myriad of conditions. All animals have an endocannabinoid system which regulates many homeostatic functions and can provide overall health and wellness. Treatibles are safe, non-toxic, and non-habit forming.\nHope this helps, I'm going to try these with my chihuahua.\n\nheartofthebay\n_____________________\nWe have many clients who use Treatibles to help their dogs with all kinds of anxiety and it is one of the main reasons that people buy the product.   \n\nI use Treatibles with new dogs who are boarding with me for the very first time.  Oftentimes the dog is nervous - especially if the dog is newly rescued.  I find that dogs  immediately calm down after eating Treatibles, which allows them to better adjust to their new situation.\n\nlisag\n_____________________\nAlso Treatwell makes a great tincture for pets! And Allison is great at answering all questions. \nhttps://treatwellhealth.com/products/pet-tinctures/\n\ngenabedon","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11225-markdown","title":"How many calories? ","slug":"how-many-calories","content":"\"My yorkie is on a calorie-restricted diet to lose weight. I'm hoping these can help her separation anxiety, but I don't want to derail her diet.\"\n_____________________\nThis is from Treatibles.com : We recommend 1 small treat per 10 lbs of weight for animals up to 50lbs and 1 large treat per 25lbs of weight for animals 50lbs or more. However, every animal is so different physiologically; some need more, some less. Use our recommendation as a guide and then feel free to give more. You know your animal better than anyone.\n\nI don't see caloric value on website, however the ingredients listed are quality additives to any dog's diet.\nTheir products are gluten free, non-GMO, vegan, whole foods, and certified organic in California. If you ask me that's better than some treats on the market that have no homeopathic treatment. Hope that answers your question!\n\nheartofthebay","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11202-markdown","title":"Parent getting a card for a minor","slug":"parent-getting-a-card-for-a-minor","content":"\"Hi.  I would like to get a card for my 17 year old son for his anxiety and ADD.  How does this work?  And does he have to be accompanied by a parent in order to buy cannabis products after he has the card? \"\n_____________________\nYour son is legally able to attain a recommendation for marijuana, assuming he has your approval as his guardian. However, we do not serve minors at HelloMD, and so you would need to take him to a doctor that is comfortable treating minors.\n\nmark","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11178-markdown","title":"Is it safe to use CBD oil while breastfeeding?","slug":"is-it-safe-to-use-cbd-oil-while-breastfeeding","content":"\"I would like to keep using a CBD oil that does not contain any THC while nursing. Does CBD pass through to the milk and if so, does CBD pose any risks to breastfeeding infants?\r\n\"\n_____________________\nWe have touched on this subject previously regarding cannabis use during pregnancy as well. For breast feeding while using cannabis there are \"studies\" and opinions from both side that you can find as to whether it effects the infant in any way. \n\nMarijuana is secreted in milk with a reported milk/plasma ratio of 8:1. In one study of 27 women who used cannabis daily during breastfeeding, no differences in growth, mental and motor development were noted in this study population. Most studies suggest a significant absorption in infants following exposure via breast milk. Since the measure is usually of THC, the CBD content was not mentioned, but can assume there is CBD present. \n\nWhile an analysis of breast milk samples in chronic heavy users revealed an eight-fold increase in accumulation in breast milk compared to plasma, the dose obtained is still insufficient to produce clinical effects in the infant. It may be, however, sufficient to alter long-term neurobehavioral functioning. Infants exposed to marijuana through breastmilk will test positive in urine screens for long periods of time (2-3 weeks)\n\nThis also touches on the fact that if your baby for some reason has their urine tested and it is in fact positive for cannabis, the pediatrician will most likely report this to police/child protection etc.\n\nThe main point being that some of the cannabis will be in your breast milk and will be fed to you child. Since you do not know the end result that this will have one your child, do you want to take that chance?\n\nPerry Solomon, MD\n_____________________\nCurrent research suggests that cannabinoids are passed through breast milk to children and can result in negative side effects for babies. CBD is an amazing cannabinoid and has been shown anecdotally and through new research to successfully treat a variety of medical conditions. Many of these conditions may be present or even become more difficult during pregnancy. Anxiety, for one, can often magnify during pregnancy and after birth due to fluctuating hormones. Nausea, is another condition that is often ever present during the first trimester of pregnancy as well.\n\nBut, what specifically do we know about the affect CBD may have on breastfeeding mothers? Unfortunately, there is little to no research on how CBD may affect a baby during breastfeeding. There is some research that indicates that THC becomes more concentrated in breastmilk, which is transferred to the baby. What is interesting, is that breastmilk naturally contains its own cannabinoids, which the baby ingests. These cannabinoids are thought to stimulate the desire to suckle and appetite development. They are also thought to help protect neurological development of a newborn.\n\nPrelimnary studies have shown that CBD has had no effect on developing embryos, however this study was done on mice. That said, there is no clinical study on the short or long term effects of ingesting CBD oil while breastfeeding.\n\nThese thoughts represent my opinion only.\n\nhttps://www.kalapa-clinic.com/en/cannabinoids-in-breast-milk/\n\n\n\npamelahadfield\n_____________________\nHello,  the effects of CBD components on infants are still  unknown (little to no research done on this subject) ( Binnian Wei, James E. McGuffey, Benjamin C. Blount, and Lanqing Wang); athe therefore, I would not recommend to use any cannabis products while nursing since it can potentially affect neurodevelopment of a newborn. \n\n Binnian Wei, James E. McGuffey, Benjamin C. Blount, and Lanqing Wang. Sensitive Quantification of Cannabinoids in Milk by Alkaline Saponification–Solid Phase Extraction Combined with Isotope Dilution UPLC–MS/MS. ACS Omega 2016 1 (6), 1307-1313 DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.6b00253 \n\nkrabell14\n_____________________\nHello there!\n\nI couldn't find a lot of research on this subject, that is a very interesting question. While research is lacking, most doctors   agree cannabis should NOT be consumed while breastfeeding. As you may know, the breastfeeding diet can directly affect your baby.\n \nI’m not a doctor myself, but here's an article that states it is probably a good idea to be cautious as well as breastfeeding tips in regard to cannabis use. I believe there are also articles that state there are issues with marijuana use in teenagers.\n \nMaybe look into some other holistic relaxation methods with less potent   chemicals, such as teas or aromatics!\n \nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/5a8a1474f24d1300077ccb50/is-cannabis-safe-for-breastfeeding-moms    \n\natkanesh","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11174-markdown","title":"Is this just for cats and dogs?","slug":"is-this-just-for-cats-and-dogs","content":"\"I have a chinchilla and he gets anxious when I leave him. I'm hoping he could use these.\"\n_____________________\nTreatibles are not just for cats and dogs.  Our client testimonials indicate that Treatibles have been helpful for many different types of pets including rabbits, horses, and birds.  All animals have an endocannabinoid system which regulates many homeostatic functions and can provide overall health and wellness.  \n\nEvery animal's physiology is different and this impacts \na) the amount of time it takes for the Treatibles to take effect, \nb) the ideal amount for each serving, and \nc) the frequency of each serving\n\nBecause a chinchilla is so small, you may want to start out with an even smaller dose than what is recommended (1 mg. per 10 lbs. of weight) and then increase it to the recommended dose – just to be on the safe side.  Pay close attention to your pet and your pet will show you what it needs.  \n\nBTW:  Treatibles are human grade super foods.  I especially like the taste of the pumpkin Treatibles.  So, in my work with dogs I sometimes incorporate the “one for you, one for me” rule!  8-)\n\nlisag","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11141-markdown","title":"What would be a good product for daytime anxiety relief?","slug":"what-would-be-a-good-product-for-daytime-anxiety-relief","content":"\"I like to smoke at night to help my anxiety, but cannot throughout the day.  What would be a good alternative to doing so?\"\n_____________________\nYou can use vape cartridges which are often a lot more discreet than smoking, however that is still noticeable as you are still exhaling a vapor. I would try either a CBD edible, tincture, or spray. \n\nOral sprays are actually really really convenient. You just spray a mist into your mouth a few times and then you are all set in a bit. I also believe they are absorbed into the body through the capillaries in your mouth and, as a result, make it into your body a little faster than just ingesting the CBDs.\n\nI would check out this product from Kushfly: https://kushfly.com/goldcart-cbd-spray\nGoldcart has a really consistent delivery system and the vial is small enough to bring with you anywhere.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11137-markdown","title":"What strains can I take for anxiety, racing thoughts, or panic feelings to calm me down?","slug":"what-strains-can-i-take-for-anxiety-racing-thoughts-or-panic-feelings-to-calm-me-down","content":"\n_____________________\nStrains vary based on genetics and growing conditions. I would reccomend trying a high CBD indica or indica-dominant hybrid. Start with a small dose, perhaps a few drops of tincture, or one small inhale from a vaporizer, or a little piece of an edible. Take a walk outside in a safe place, take slow deep breaths and notice the world around you. Stay in the present and notice your thoughts, but dont worry about them, just let them come and go and continually re-focus on your breathing. Expand your belly as you inhale and gently contract your abdomen and pelvic muscles as you exhale.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11134-markdown","title":"I have been taking klonapan and Celexa in the evening to help relax I have PTSD and Depression ","slug":"i-have-been-taking-klonapan-and-celexa-in-the-evening-to-help-relax-i-have-ptsd-and-depression","content":"\"I want to now use this Anxiety Relief Tincture as a replacement. I just currently started using a vapor pen in the afternoon only. With a higher CBD and non Psychoactive. So far working well. only need one does and all is good. I want to get off all my synthetic meds. What is your opinion?\"\n_____________________\nI would recommend talking to your psychiatrist/doctor regarding tapering your medications as the cannabis begins to relieve your symptoms. It is unwise to stop medications abruptly, especially if you are on high doses for long periods of time as seizures or worsening symptoms can occur.\n\ndrb","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11069-markdown","title":"I struggle with sleep apnea and have a history of anxiety.  ","slug":"i-struggle-with-sleep-apnea-and-have-a-history-of-anxiety","content":"\"I have a CPAP machine prescribe by my Kaiser docs, but often wake up with it and can't get back to sleep because it's uncomfortable and my brain starts working in high gear.  I had a medical marijuana card years ago for Social Anxiety Disorder and it helped greatly with the brain part, and I'm thinking I should get a recommendation again to see if this helps me sleep through the night. I'm often really drowsy at work as a result of waking and thinking.  Advice?  \"\n_____________________\ncould be one of many things -including wrong size or mask,leaky house to big or to small of hose contributing to the proper air flow ...also if you go to sleep with a dry throat and nose it can cause a skip in the air waking you up..you can also get nasel pillows to make it more comfortable...or if you have difficulty adjusting to forced air you use the ramp setting wich gradually gains pressure till you are asleep then it will stop at youre presribed pressure setting\n\nhardenwiler\n_____________________\nI think you may be interested in a recent article that we just posted on sleep apnea research and cannabis. Here is the link:\n\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/cannabis-shown-to-reduce-sleep-apnea\n\nI am not a doctor and this answer represents my opinion only. I hope this helps!\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11027-markdown","title":"Vaping Medical Cannabis","slug":"vaping-medical-cannabis","content":"\"I live in San Diego and I am wondering the cost of everything needed to vape medical cannabis? What is the cost range of the vape pen and the medical cannabis to use for vaping? Also, I would like a good recommendation for the vapor type of medical cannabis that helps with anxiety and stress and gives a LITTLE of a high/relaxed feeling immediately? \"\n_____________________\nI would suggest you start with a low cost vape pen (around $40 or so) with a resin cartridge of your choice. This would be a low cost way to experience vaping and see if its right for you. Also, there are many strains you can get for the resin contents, which means you could experiment with different combinations of CBD / THC and others to find the right fit for your headaches and anxiety.\n\nHere is a disposable model for $35\nhttps://www.speedweed.com/product/w-vape-disposable-vape-pen/\n\nW-Vapes also makes the rechargeable models which are awesome.\n\nOnce you have narrowed your choices to strains, and psychoactive combinations, if you choose you might invest in one of the higher priced vaping outfits like a Firefly, Pax or other. These are hundreds of dollars, but can provide for superior taste and other benefits. \n\nYou also might try a good tincture, or edible which could also be helpful for the anxiety and headache conditions you describe.\n\nmark","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11021-markdown","title":"What is a doctors recommendation to remedy these conditions. ","slug":"what-is-a-doctors-recommendation-to-remedy-these-conditions","content":"\"first a background: Has been diagnosed for showing symptoms of psychosis/ neurosis. Has recently been showing change, but was also thought by roommates to be showing signs of post dramatic stress disorder. Has always had anxiety but no serious issues. And also has trouble falling asleep. \nBasically wants to find an all around good strain for daytime use and nighttime use? What is the best way of administering the flowers? My son he just bought a vaporizer that is coming in the mail. \n\nthanks\"\n_____________________\nFirst, I would caution that High THC could present a problem by increasing the risk of psychosis but CBD cannabis is antipsychotic. How old is your son? Has he been using high dose THC? Whether THC causes psychosis remains controversial. CBD is more likely safer than THC in this situation but the medicine, like Cannatonic, AC/DC, or other cannabis that is approximately 30 to 1, CBD to THC ratio are likely to be the best varieties for most people wanting an antipsychotic treatment but at night a larger dose of CBD may be indicated or a 1:1 THC:CBD tincture may be very effective for sleep. There is no reason to smoke or vape CBD since it does not get a person high and it works well by MCT tincture.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11011-markdown","title":"Getting recomendations for patients from out of state and out of country in California","slug":"getting-recomendations-for-patients-from-out-of-state-and-out-of-country-in-california","content":"\"I Have worked at \"cup\" events in California so I know for a fact that reccomendations are given to people with out of state id's and passports. Yet every place requires a state ID. Based on this article: http://www.eastbayexpress.com/LegalizationNation/archives/2015/01/28/why-any-patient-can-go-get-medical-marijuana-in-california-right-now \r\n\r\nThis requirement seems, wrong. \r\n\r\nI have a friend who is coming to stay with me. He is a British citizen on a US passport (he can be in the states up to 6 months in a calendar year.) While he isn't a cannabis user presently I have sent him some interesting articles on cannabis and anxiety that he would love to try. In addition to this he is staying in my home in which I have a two patient grow, so it seems like getting him a recommendation would be the smartest move. How do I go about this? Is there a magic phrase?\"\n_____________________\nAs long as your friend has a valid ID (US passport, driver's license, etc.) he would be able to see a physician about a recommendation. \nIf your friend has been suffering from anxiety for 6 months or more, he shouldn't have any problems getting approved. \nWhen your friend arrives have him visit HelloMD and Talk To A Doctor.\n\ndrpinto","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":180,"numPages":19,"currentPage":16,"id":4953,"name":"Anxiety","slug":"anxiety","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}