{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/oil/34","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_11289-markdown","title":"Can THC/CBD work for a massage recipient to decrease pain?","slug":"can-thc-cbd-work-for-a-massage-recipient-to-decrease-pain","content":"\"I am a massage therapist. I use CBD and low levels of THC to ease my own pain. I was curious if there's a massage oil or lotion or something I can recommend for my clients that I can use on them to promote pain relief and flexibility? \"\n_____________________\nDefinitely. A fellow patient I know makes his own THC roller with oil from his own sun grown organic plants and coconut oil. It's phenomenal. There are companies already making infused topicals but you can also make your own with an easy recipe from Google. Give it a search.\n\ncannabear","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11288-markdown","title":"Can you give me information on the THC oil and CBD Oil combination?","slug":"can-you-give-me-information-on-the-thc-oil-and-cbd-oil-combination","content":"\n_____________________\nIn my opinion, they are often the best choice in medicinal cannabis. Oils that have a ratio of THC:CBD of 1:1 have the full Entourage Effect. That is, the sum equals more than it's individual parts. CBD and THC act synergistically, potentiating each other's pain relieving and anti-inflammatory properties. With a balanced oil, much of the psychoactivity is mitigated, therefore, you have the advantage of treating your symptoms and remaining clear-thinking and productive without being mentally impaired or appearing loopy or stoned.\n\ndrfrye","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11284-markdown","title":"I currently have Lyme disease. I am interested in acquiring pure CBD oil from Ruderalis, lab tested.","slug":"i-currently-have-lyme-disease-i-am-interested-in-acquiring-pure-cbd-oil-from-ruderalis-lab-tested","content":"\" \"\n_____________________\nSounds great. \n\nIf the CBD oil comes from the cannabis plant then you would need to get a medical marijuana recommendation first before you can obtain it. \n\nIf the CBD oil comes from the hemp plant than you do not need a recommendation at all.\n\nIf you need help getting a recommendation, just click on the TALK TO A DOCTOR tab and the staff and physician's at HelloMD would love to help.\n\ndrpinto","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11276-markdown","title":"How do I get CBD Oil Products?","slug":"how-do-i-get-cbd-oil-products","content":"\"I need Professor Snook's AC/DC 20:1 Ratio (Orange flavor) also a Vape Pen with CBD Oil Cartridge. CBD Cannabid Caps. I can have just a teensy THC but the products need to be primarily CBD based.\"\n_____________________\nThe simplest way to get CBD oil products is to do an Internet search and then choose from of the many locations close to you (Dispensaries, Collectives, etc). Make things even easier, try a delivery service near you for your CBD oil product needs and you don't have to leave your home.\n\nIf the CBD oil products come from the Cannabis plant, then you will have to have a valid California Medical Marijuana Recommendation first before you will be allowed to purchase the CBD products.\n\nIf the CBD oil products come from the Hemp plant, then you do not need a Medical Marijuana Recommendation and can buy them directly from any online company.\n\ndrpinto\n_____________________\nWe have a variety of CBD products available, including tinctures and liposomes which won \"Best Tasting Tincture\" for it's \"citrus twist\" flavor.  You can order from our  website 24/7 website and have it shipped directly to your door (of 50 states + Puerto Rico, Europe and Japan). If you're interested in taking a look, here's the link:  https://elixinol.com/product/category/liposomes/\n\nYou might also try Respira to refill your vape pen, it comes in two flavors: natural and grapemint and it can also be used orally or topically: https://elixinol.com/product/category/cbd-vape-oil/\n\nIf you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.\n\nelixinol","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11252-markdown","title":"What have people found to be the best vape pen for CBD oil?","slug":"what-have-people-found-to-be-the-best-vape-pen-for-cbd-oil","content":"\"Looking for a vape to use with flowers since cartridges seem not to be available for the strains I am looking for. Looking to stay within a reasonable price range.\"\n_____________________\nThe firefly is a great device to vape concentrates with, but it is a little cost prohibitive. I found a lot of success with most dual coil globe atomizer type setups. A lot of head shops will sell them for $30-$50 or you can find them online. Single coils just don't do it for the heavier oils. I would also recommend checking out this list as well: http://hightimes.com/culture/high-times-2015-vape-pen-buyers-guide/\n\nryan\n_____________________\nIs there an exact strain you are looking for? At W Vapes, we only produce strain specific cartridges and pens. The firefly device is great for flower. You can really be as exact as you like with a dry flower vaporizer, mixing strains to your liking. If you're looking for an oil cartridge for a specific strain, we are always trying to develop more and more strain choices to satisfy patient needs. In the past, we've made cartridges using Harlequin and HarleTsu and currently have Cannatonic cartridges in stock. \n\nFeel free to check out our offered strains or contact us with feedback on strains at our website: wvapes.com\n\nkenwvapes\n_____________________\nBloom Farms has a CBD special reserve that is really good and it comes in a pre filled cartridge. So ask your local dispensary if they carry it or could try too. \nI do also love WVapes as well. But I had the same CBD related problems finding one too\n\n4lfclvr4lk\n_____________________\nWe just added AC/DC and Cashey's Honey to our CBD offerings as well! Please let us know what strain you are looking for. We're always seeking feedback from patient's as to what your needs and preferences are!\n\ndrjulicrockett\n_____________________\nColumbia Care, and Bloomfield industries in LI in NY have reasonable prices. Otherwise Etain Health has the best quality HIGH CBD Vape cartridges in the State of NY,\n\nsativacbdmeds","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11241-markdown","title":"I have read that THC (RSO) is not absorbed when using it in a suppository. Some doctors say it is not absorbed","slug":"i-have-read-that-thc-rso-is-not-absorbed-when-using-it-in-a-suppository-some-doctors-say-it-is-not-absorbed","content":"\"I did not get a direct answer when I asked earlier.  My husband has brain cancer and I read two articles by Dr. Allan Frankel, MD who states it does not work.  Dr Mahmoud ElSohly of NIDA in Mississippi, who is involved daily in the study of cannabis medicines, makes it clear that years of research in their labs shows that cannabis oil is not absorbed rectally. This is very important to me because of the cost of the concentrated THC as well as I want it to be absorbed.  Look at:  Dr Mahmoud ElSohly of NIDA in Mississippi, who is involved daily in the study of cannabis medicines, makes it clear that years of research in their labs shows that cannabis oil is not absorbed rectally. Some sources:  http://www.greenbridgemed.com/latest-thoughts-on-rectal-administration/ OR http://www.greenbridgemed.com/rectal-absorption-of-cannabinoids/  OR http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0091305791903534.  Please advise.\"\n_____________________\nI used (RSO) cannabis for stage 4 Prostate cancer. It was absorbed very well and after 33 days PSA went from 96 to 2.9. follow up CT and PET scans showed no cancer. I completed the 60 day regiment as recommended with no side affects\n\nsaltydog\n_____________________\nCannabis oil is absorbed rectally. Since there are 3 drainage systems in the rectum, the Superior veins drain towards the liver and the cannabis is metabolized and the Middle and Inferior veins drain directly into the venous system and avoid the \"first pass metabolism\" of the liver. Please re-read Dr. Frankel article as he says the same thing. A very good article from NIDA that describes this also is here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2689518/   on item 2.1.4 for rectal absorbtion as well as other methods of administration.\n\nAs for RSO specifically, I cannot comment since I have not read anything directly comparing that to other types of cannabis formulations. However given that it a full spectrum formulation with  THC levels at about 50-60% and CBD at about 10-15%, I would think there would be absorption if given rectally.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11235-markdown","title":"How many drops for a chronic headache?","slug":"how-many-drops-for-a-chronic-headache","content":"\"Morning - I've had a chronic headache (24/7) for 15 years, finding CBD is VERY encouraging.  I have a bottle of oil that's 100mg, how many drops do I take per day?  Thanks so much!  Rae \"\n_____________________\nSo many different products and formulations are available, and each patient will respond differently, so there is no standard dose. Reserch the product that you are using, what kind of cannabis was used in its production? How was this cannabis extracted? Were pesticides used? My advice would be to start with a small dose a few times a day and observe for results. You might try CBD and THC together.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11224-markdown","title":"I have tried a few things for my small dog to treat her seizures","slug":"i-have-tried-a-few-things-for-my-small-dog-to-treat-her-seizures","content":"\"Nothing seems to work well and to boot she is a finicky eater and I have tried different CBD oils but nothing I \nwould consider a huge breakthrough. Do you think these may help her a bit more and have you gotten a good response \nfrom dogs regarding taste?\n\"\n_____________________\nSo sorry to hear you're having such troubles finding a fix. Every once in a while we hear from owners with finicky eaters. They find the best success when they crumble the chews and mix them into a favorite meal or snack. We also have two flavors, blueberry and pumpkin, so if one doesn't work you can try the other! Hope this helps!\n\njuliannacarella","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11219-markdown","title":"Is it ok to combine Treatibles with another cannabis product, like an oil?","slug":"is-it-ok-to-combine-treatibles-with-another-cannabis-product-like-an-oil","content":"\"I give my dog one Treatible each morning, and just a few drops of Internal oil. Is that OK do you think?\"\n_____________________\nWe have not heard of any adverse side effects from customers who combined Treatibles with other vet prescribed medical plans. \n\nIf you're giving your pet an oil, I'd be very careful to make sure the THC levels in the oil are extremely low, if not non-existent. From what we've seen in own pets and heard from customers, dogs can be 4-6x more sensitive to THC than humans. We've even read studies about THC toxicity in dogs, which is one of the many reasons our chews contain hemp-derived CBD and not cannabis-derived CBD.\n\njuliannacarella\n_____________________\nI would agree with the caution. Dogs, in particular, may be very sensitive to THC and I recommend people use a 2:1 or higher CBD:THC ratio oil or product for canines. \n\nCats are a bit of a wild card and are known to eat raw cannabis. They do not seem to be as sensitive to THC but I would still recommend caution and start with higher CBD products to assess tolerance.\n\ndrgerhart","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11203-markdown","title":"I am not getting the pain relief when using Alive botanical drops. Nor the 320 Emu oil. Better products??","slug":"i-am-not-getting-the-pain-relief-when-using-alive-botanical-drops-nor-the-320-emu-oil-better-products","content":"\"1:1THC to CBD ratio. I have severe L-4, L-5 back pain, and spinal stenosis.\"\n_____________________\nI am not a doctor but in terms of pain relief have you tried a topical? Sweet ReLeaf is a wonderful topical that helps with localized relief. They also have a double strength that can be used on chronic pain, such as yours. I have nerve pain in my back and I have used this product successfully and i have heard from many others, great relief stories.\n\nIn my experience, it often takes a lot of experimentation to find the right formula of product, ratios and strain and it is highly dependent on the person and condition. Have you tried vaping? Anecdotally, we seem to hear a lot from people with back pain, who find relief with vaping throughout the day. It is discreet and you could start with a high CBD ratio pen if you do not want to feel stoned/high. \n\nAgain, I do not suffer from the kind of pain you have and I am not a doctor, these are merely suggestions. I wish you well.\n\npamelahadfield","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_11144-markdown","title":"Can I vape CBD oil?  If I have a bottle of Jayden's Juice tincture?","slug":"can-i-vape-cbd-oil-if-i-have-a-bottle-of-jaydens-juice-tincture","content":"\n_____________________\nNo, Jayden's Juice is an oral preparation and should not be smoked unless you have contacted them at their website to find out their opinion but usually preparations intended for oral use should not be smoked. Jayden's Juice is safe enough for a child because it will not make you high but it does take regular use twice daily before you really feel it after ~3 weeks but it is working to get rid of the inflammatory cells in your body. Since you have a bottle of medicine, starting five drops four times today and in a couple of days when you know your blood pressure is stable, go to 10 drops twice  a day and stay at that level for three weeks, then you can increase the dose if needed. You will notice a profound calming effect at approximately 3 weeks but if you don't notice, you could try going to 13 to 15 drops twice a day. Your sleep will be much better if you use CBD after using Sativa, because the CBD will join with the higher THC from Sativa and create an Indica in your body so you can go to sleep. CBD has so many uses at benefits but you won't know until you try using it regularly.\n\ndrolson","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":396,"numPages":38,"currentPage":34,"id":5583,"name":"Oil","slug":"oil","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}