{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/cbd/40","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_9928-markdown","title":"Is it OK to take ibuprofen when you are taking CBD?","slug":"is-it-ok-to-take-ibuprofen-when-you-are-taking-cbd","content":"\n_____________________\nYes, you can take Ibuprofen with your CBD products, but most people do not have to as it works as an anti-inflammatory in itself.\n\ndrb","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9927-markdown","title":"Recommendations for S/I joint pain and psoas/illiacus pain?","slug":"recommendations-for-s-i-joint-pain-and-psoas-illiacus-pain","content":"\"I have had 3 spinal injections and am feeling a bit desperate, due to severe psoas/illiacus pain when I wake up (3-4 hours) and ongoing pain over my S/I joint.  My L5/S1 disc space is severely narrowed as well.  Want to find out what is causing the pain.  One Dr working diagnosis is sacroilliitis.  I had 2 injections into the L5/S1 joint (nerve root block did nothing, facet joint injection helped. Then I had an S/I joint injection - numbing agent helped for one day.  Pain is now localized over S/I joint and psoas/illiacus and down front of the leg.  I am trying yoga, and had been taking up to 1200 mg ibuprofen.  My yoga instructor suggested CBD and I was told to do 20/1 day and 8/1 night.  I am getting no pain relief so far, and only minimal muscle relaxation.  Thoughts?\"\n_____________________\n \nUSA OFFICE  : U.S Contact : Call or Text  us :   \n+1 (443) 300-8452 \nEmail us via: willamhackson@gmail.com \n\nwilliam420\n_____________________\n \nUSA OFFICE  : U.S Contact : Call or Text  us :   \n+1 (443) 300-8452 \nEmail us via: willamhackson@gmail.com \n\nwilliam420\n_____________________\nThank you for your question and I am very sorry to hear about your pain. CBD is a wonderful choice for theraputic relief of many medical issues, including pain. I do suggest adding some THC to the CBD given the extent of your injuries and your reported symptoms. Work with your dispensary to find a ratio of CBD: THC that meets your treatment goals.  Many patients have concerns that the THC will make them feel strange but your pharmacist can work with you to find a dosage that can balance the neurological effects of the THC (if any) with therapeutic pain relief. Many patients will use a low THC: high CBD product during the day and a high THC:low CBD product in the evenings and/or during sleep. There isn't a cookie cutter approach to management of pain so what works for one person may not work for another. I suggest keeping a log of all products and dosages you attempt for accurate tracking of what works and what doesn't. Take this log with you to the dispensary for an imformative discussion with your pharmacist. \n\nBest of luck! \n\njennifernp","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9925-markdown","title":"Is there any information about using CBD for NDPH (New Daily Persistent Headache)?","slug":"is-there-any-information-about-using-cbd-for-ndph-new-daily-persistent-headache","content":"\"NDPH is a severe chronic (daily) headache condition that has shown to be very intractable to treatments. Its properties are distinctly different than migraine headaches. \"\n_____________________\nActually, I love the way Western medicine will make up a new diagnosis for an old problem. Any timeI'm having a headache every day I have to question how long my poisoning myself. Most people don't realize that additives have been added to our foods and can trigger daily headaches, anxiety and go on to other brain diseases later in life if the trigger is not found and eliminated.\nConsider eliminating all free glutamate's from your diet since they are neurologically toxic especially to people who have migraines or anxiety issues.\nConsider visiting www.truthinlabeling.org for more information.  \nIt is wise to protect your brain and neurological function with CBD while you are searching for the headache trigger. Maybe you are not drinking enough water and inadequate hydration is responsible for many headaches. \nPeople try eating Gluten-free and then get some relief but please look at the following video:\nwww.youtube.com/watch?v=iL4SD5f2toQ\nSince I do get headaches frequently I have come to realize I am very chemically sensitive so I do take a high dose of CBDTo protect my brain in her logical function and it has greatly helped to reduce my headaches as well as other health benefits but the real benefit has been eliminating free glutamate from my diet. Glutamate is an amino acidBut it's when we have too many free glutamate's, it is neurologically toxic to the brain and precipitates headaches as well as a slow deterioration of the brain so I think it's wise for everyone to eliminate MSG and free glutamate from their diet and take CBD to protect the brain.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9922-markdown","title":"Can High CBD Help Brain Tumor Seizures?","slug":"can-high-cbd-help-brain-tumor-seizures","content":"\n_____________________\nCBD has anti-convulsant and well as anti-tumor activity. As with any medication, its effect varies from patient to patient. It would certainly be reasonable to try CBD to see if it will help reduce seizures. Animal studies show that rodents with glioblastoma who are given cannabis (THC) along with chemotherapy have better survival rates than those who receive either THC or chemotherapy alone. If using CBD and receiving chemotherapy, it is important that the physician know that you are using it because it can slow down the metabolism of a number of chemotherapy drugs. That means more careful monitoring of drug levels is important. \n\ndrfrye","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9911-markdown","title":"How do you make CBD isolate with honey?","slug":"how-do-you-make-cbd-isolate-with-honey","content":"\n_____________________\nYou can purchase CBD isolate in a syringe at your local dispensary. You can then mix your dose in with honey and consume it in a food or beverage of your choice.\n\nryan\n_____________________\nI also have a question concerinng honey and isolate, what is the proper mix of honey to isolate for one dose?\n\nBambam1270","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9903-markdown","title":"Does this product have CBD in it? If so, what is the percentage?","slug":"does-this-product-have-cbd-in-it-if-so-what-is-the-percentage","content":"\n_____________________\nAll flower has some CBD in it, but most strains have been cultivated for high THC count, so most strains have very little CBD. If you're looking for CBD, you need to look into specific high CBD strains, ie ACDC or Harlequin.\n\nericindigo","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9894-markdown","title":"can teenagers use cbd for insomnia?","slug":"can-teenagers-use-cbd-for-insomnia","content":"\n_____________________\nThere are no known neurodevelopmental side effects associated with CBD so it should be safe for teen use. CBD tends to be energizing at low doses and sedating at high doses. However, some patients experience sedation with small doses so like always, start low and increase slowly until you are falling asleep within 30 minutes and sleeping for 7-8 hours. \n\ndrfrye","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9893-markdown","title":"Can teenagers safely use CBD?","slug":"can-teenagers-safely-use-cbd","content":"\n_____________________\nIn general, CBD is very well tolerated with few side effects.  CBD by itself does not have known intoxicating properties like THC does.  However, during brain development which continues into your 20's, any sort of medication should be undertaken with great caution so persons under 18 should definitely consider the pros and cons with a pediatrician or the specialist that is treating the condition to be treated.\n\ndrbultman","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9891-markdown","title":"Can you have an allergic reaction to cannabis?","slug":"can-you-have-an-allergic-reaction-to-cannabis","content":"\"I took Bliss pure Cannabis oil last nite 15:1 ratio CBD to THC. About an hour after I took it sublingually, I was congested. I woke up the next morning- my nose clear but with a large rash on my right cheek. I do not have a vitamin d deficiency and take at least 2000 units of d3 daily.\"\n_____________________\nYes, you can certainly be allergic to cannabis, just like you can be allergic to other plants or foods.  It could be related to the cannabis extract itself, which contains thousands of chemicals, or in the chemicals that are used to extract and formulate the liquid itself.  If you have taken other cannabis products in the past without a problem, it could be related more to the other ingredients used to make the medicine.  Definitely check out the list of ingredients, and compare to things you may have taken in the past, but generally it's safest of course to avoid anything that might give you an allergic reaction.\n\ndrbultman","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9871-markdown","title":"Am I extra sensitive to THC?","slug":"am-i-extra-sensitive-to-thc","content":"\"I have been using Rick Simspon oil every day for 9 weeks, for migraine, major depressive disorder and anxiety. CBD has been excellent for treating severe pain. However the THC appears to be better for anxiety. The plan was to habituate to the THC by gradually increasing the dose. However despite daily use I still feel very effected i.e. spaced out, depersonalised and lethargic and have not been able to up the dose at all.  Am I extra sensitive to THC? (I take quite a big dose of CBD oil along side it, to try and minimise effects of THC)\"\n_____________________\nThere are alot of people like yourself that hit a plateau with the oil and cannot take a higher dose...I was going to suggest taking a higher dose of CBD, but you said that you already take CBD with it. There is a natural supplement that you can get at a health food store that is called Citicoline, which can help neutralize the uncomfortable effects of the THC oil. Also, there are a few natural foods that can also help counteract the effects, this info is from Dr. Ethan Russo. Cold lemonade, peppercorns, pine nuts and calamus root. They all contain terpenoids that help counteract the unwanted effects...hope this helps!!\n\nPiantaTinta","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9859-markdown","title":"Can CBD from hemp help with arthritis?","slug":"can-cbd-from-hemp-help-with-arthritis","content":"\"I have rheumatoid arthritis. Is cannabis CBD or hemp CBD better for me?\"\n_____________________\nAs a budtender, I have seen cannabis CBD have more success. You should look into www.potbot.io . It gives information regarding different strains for different medical issues. Along with consumption methods and dispensaries.\n\nbrinny420","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9829-markdown","title":"Do I need a card to buy cannabis CBD or can I get it recreationally?","slug":"do-i-need-a-card-to-buy-cannabis-cbd-or-can-i-get-it-recreationally","content":"\"For my painful arthritis I want to use organic marijuana CBD oil (not hemp oil!).  Do you know where to buy?\"\n_____________________\nIf you're in California you will still need a doctor's recommendation until at least 2018, as it will be some time before all the regulations surrounding recreational consumption are implemented. You can use our service to obtain a recommendation by selecting 'talk to a doctor'. Then, you can use the \"Product\" tab on our site to search for CBD oil; you'll get a number of results and by clicking on them you'll see where they are available and what their price/size is.\n\nashleigh","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":468,"numPages":66,"currentPage":40,"id":5084,"name":"CBD","slug":"cbd","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}