GbayGiant Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 One kills and destroys. The other saves lives and can't kill! Both are fact! Give you one guess who the hypocrites are with their victim less crimes! This post should not offend anyone but only draw fact to the truth!
Locnar Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 Screw medical, let's talk about Recreational. However, I like both scotch and the leafy stuff.
GbayGiant Posted February 21, 2017 Author Report Posted February 21, 2017 (edited) We have to be politically correct now to stay put. Here is a list for people. https://www.leafly.com/finder/toronto-on Rec starts 2017? Edited February 21, 2017 by GbayGiant
AKRISONER Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 (edited) enjoy both easy. ever had a scotch while wavy? even better Edited February 21, 2017 by AKRISONER
manitoubass2 Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 Gbay, preferred place to deal with for a prescription? I just looked up the green Dr network and it goes through Simcoe Holistic Health Process seems easy and straight forward. Cost is roughly $330 but must buy from their preferred source Or $430 ish to use any dispensary I'd think the second option is better??? Also comes with a Dr. Consult and follow ups at month 1,3,6,9 No additional yearly fee for option 1 $149 renewal fee for option two
kenzy31 Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 Gbay, preferred place to deal with for a prescription? I just looked up the green Dr network and it goes through Simcoe Holistic Health Process seems easy and straight forward. Cost is roughly $330 but must buy from their preferred source Or $430 ish to use any dispensary I'd think the second option is better??? Also comes with a Dr. Consult and follow ups at month 1,3,6,9 No additional yearly fee for option 1 $149 renewal fee for option two Are you looking for a Dr. to Rx so you can get an LP application? If so, try CMC, canabinoid medical clinic.
manitoubass2 Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 (edited) Are you looking for a Dr. to Rx so you can get an LP application? If so, try CMC, canabinoid medical clinic. Is that the website? And yes. I'd go through my Dr. Again but he's done a 180 on medicinal marijuana That and I don't want chemically altered meds Edited February 21, 2017 by manitoubass2
farsider Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 Doesn't look like it is happening anytime soon despite Trudeau having promised it in the last election. Blair has the file but, hearing advice to wait until 2019. I guess it is wait and see.
manitoubass2 Posted February 21, 2017 Report Posted February 21, 2017 Well I just bypassed all the bullcrap. Thanks for the info!
manitoubass2 Posted February 23, 2017 Report Posted February 23, 2017 Painless process. In and out within an 1 and a half with license in hand, all the product to try, and the ability to grow up to 50 plants myself! Only product I tried was a topical that completely took away my knee pain within 20 minutes! That was applied at 11am and it's 255pm now still no pain!!! Unfricken real Will post results of the high CBD oil ingestible and possibly the strain of weed I chose to vape if needed. Not starting until tomorrow when I can see results without perc in my system
GbayGiant Posted February 23, 2017 Author Report Posted February 23, 2017 how painless was that? go figure trying something new that others say does not work...actually works!!
manitoubass2 Posted February 23, 2017 Report Posted February 23, 2017 (edited) how painless was that? go figure trying something new that others say does not work...actually works!! Well I had a hell of a time getting up the stairs on crutches lol. Still can't figure out how anyone can do this efficiently??? I am amazingly happy I did this. I've only smoked before. I am amazed how effective a topical is considering fat soluble compounds usually suck in dermal carriers. Tomorrow is going to much different however. The experimenting dosages/products begin. Also, grown hydroponically on site, no sprays. Even tested the CBD and THC content of each product before my eyes Great service and the Dr. Was incredibly knowledgeable(not just on marijuana, my injuries suffered and prescription meds etc) Edited February 23, 2017 by manitoubass2
manitoubass2 Posted February 23, 2017 Report Posted February 23, 2017 I was warned of the ingestible oil however. Small small dosage and make no plans of going anywhere. I'll have to experience it myself, but I'm told 10-12 hours of very euphoric pain relief and very good anti inflammatory properties It's 70% THC 7-8% CBD. He would like me to slowly increase from a tooth pick end size dose to 500mg daily
GbayGiant Posted February 23, 2017 Author Report Posted February 23, 2017 (edited) people usually start at 25 mgs( a 1/4 of a grain of white rice in size)Not even what you would smoke in a joint. ,,,,,,just to see how they react. You go from there. It is different for everyone. That would make you second guess any pharmaceutical seeing as the same thing for everyone is how it is supposed to go, It may take you five weeks taking it each night until you get there. You may find you can do this after a week. Its NOTHING like smoking. There is suppository form as well if you do not want any high and you can take the 500 mgs right off the hop sorta say.. good luck with it... its not a wonder drug but,,,,, I've personally seen it do some really amazing things for people from kids to adults alike! I have also seen it not work... but have seen people fair far better than using other treatments to help them Edited February 23, 2017 by GbayGiant
manitoubass2 Posted February 23, 2017 Report Posted February 23, 2017 Only time will tell. I'm excited but like I said, will post honest reports
GbayGiant Posted February 24, 2017 Author Report Posted February 24, 2017 may be anecdotal but. What if Cannabis Oil Cured Cancer? As more stories like Alysa Erwin's become known, maybe medicinal marijuana will finally become formal protocol.By Larry Gabriel click to enlargeThe Erwin family after Alysa's diognosis IN JANUARY 2011, then-14-year-old Alysa Erwin began having intense, debilitating headaches. By that spring she was diagnosed with Grade 3 Anaplastic Astrocytoma — brain cancer — at University of Michigan Medical Center. According to information at mdguidelines.com, “Individuals with grade 3 astrocytoma have a median survival time of 18 months with treatment (radiation and chemotherapy). … Even with aggressive treatment, astrocytomas of all types tend to recur, making the prognosis generally poor.” Alysa’s tumors were spread throughout her brain like ivy or a spider web. There was no local tumor that could be targeted for radiation. The Erwins, including Alysa’s parents Carly and David, returned to their northern Lower Peninsula home with five days worth of Temedor, an oral chemotherapy pill, to begin treatment. “We were told she could live 18 months to two years on chemo,” says Carly. “We thought that was a death sentence to her.” Still, seemingly without options, the Erwins figured they would give the chemotherapy a try. “She was deathly sick,” says Carly of her daughter after taking the Temedor. Carly was bedridden with terrible headaches and couldn’t keep food down. The Erwins were devastated. A few days later they got a call from Carly’s father, who lives in southeastern Michigan, saying he’d recently gone to a meeting with the group now known as Michigan Compassion and heard about Rick Simpson Hemp Oil, a cannabis extract that some people are using to treat cancer. The Erwins then watched the videos “What If Cannabis Cured Cancer” and “Run from the Cure,” both available on YouTube. “This is the end, we thought,” says Carly. “If this is all that chemo can do, at least we can make her comfortable for the months that she had left with us.” At first, the Erwins couldn’t find cannabis oil. Eventually they met Gersh Avery in the Ann Arbor area, who facilitated the Erwins in finding what they needed. In early August 2011, Alysa had her first dose of oil. Carly mixed about eight milliliters of cannabis oil with about a half-cup of peanut butter. She gave her daughter about a half-teaspoon, once in the morning and again in the evening. After the very first dose there was a miraculous transformation in the sick girl. “About 30 minutes after taking cannabis oil she was out of her room eating and smiling,” says Carly. “We knew what we wanted after seeing her, but we wanted to see what she wanted because it was her body. The light was back in her eyes again. She was back to herself. She said she wasn’t doing chemo anymore; she was only doing cannabis oil.” Starting out, Alysa slept a lot as her body became accustomed to the high levels of cannabinoids in her body. And, as she was able to tolerate it, her mother upped the dosage until Alysa was getting about one-and-a-half milliliters a day for a year, then upped it to three milliliters each day. At first they didn’t tell Alysa’s doctor. They were afraid and unsure of the legal implications. At her first three-month checkup, the MRI showed that the cancer was not growing. The Erwins told her doctor that Alysa was doing the chemo. The subsequent exam showed the same result, but the doctor had questions because Alysa’s blood work was not showing the indications expected of someone on chemotherapy. The Erwins admitted then that they had stopped the chemo in favor of cannabis oil. The doctor’s response was cautious because cannabis oil is not a condoned treatment. But she said, “Whatever you are doing, keep doing it.” After a year, the cancer had evolved into five identifiable tumors at the back of Alyssa’s head. One of the tumors was near her brain stem and threatened her ability to breathe and walk. The Erwins agreed to have radiation treatment. “After six weeks, I wished we’d never done it,” says Carly. “Her brain started swelling.” They continued the cannabis oil treatments. In January 2013, two years after the onset of her headaches, Alyssa’s MRI showed no cancer. Subsequent MRIs, the most recent in October, have shown no cancer. Her next scheduled test is in April. “The doctor looked at the MRI and she just smiled,” says Carly. There were a lot of smiles going around. During this time it was usually a scramble to get cannabis oil. According to information available on the Internet from Rick Simpson, one pound of high-grade marijuana produces about 60 milliliters of oil; at one-and-a-half milliliters each day, a pound would last only 40 days. And with the cost of a pound of good quality marijuana somewhere north of $3,000, you can see the problems. With help from Carly’s father, the Erwins have spent about $17,000 on cannabis oil medicine. Some of what they got was donated to them. Avery, from Ann Arbor, helped the Erwins find a good strain and advice on how to produce oil. Today, Alysa lives a pretty much typical teenage life, except she takes cannabis oil. She took driver’s training and passed her licensing test during this period with no problems. “I didn’t really know anything about it,” says Alysa. “I started watching videos and seeing other people’s stories. I thought I should try it. I was excited to try it. I didn’t want to do that chemo anymore because of the way it was making me feel. I think I would have gave up if I had to keep doing that chemo.” In the past year, she has started speaking publicly in support of the therapy that saved her life. “I’m trying to spread the word around what this medicine can do; what it can help,” says Alysa. “The last time I spoke, it was trying to fight for the oil. I’m trying to help people out to get a second chance like I got. I know my family was really scared. I was too. Once I found out about this oil it just gave me hope. That’s what gave me hope for this cancer being gone. I like to let other families know that so they can have that kind of hope.” In a few weeks, Alysa Erwin will have been officially cancer-free for one year. It will have been more than 36 months since her 18-month death sentence. She continues her cannabis oil treatments. Need I say more? Note: A previous version of this article said that Alysa was 4. She was 14. Heres is another with the same. good info imagine what 60 years of research instead of prohibition, would have seen
GbayGiant Posted February 24, 2017 Author Report Posted February 24, 2017 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39045703
GbayGiant Posted February 24, 2017 Author Report Posted February 24, 2017 Painless process. In and out within an 1 and a half with license in hand, all the product to try, and the ability to grow up to 50 plants myself! Only product I tried was a topical that completely took away my knee pain within 20 minutes! That was applied at 11am and it's 255pm now still no pain!!! Unfricken real Will post results of the high CBD oil ingestible and possibly the strain of weed I chose to vape if needed. Not starting until tomorrow when I can see results without perc in my system in the mean time and until your papers come in the mail in plus 11 weeks time? Not sure why a sick person has to wait for their meds but ... you should start doing what any court in cannada will agree with and has ruled for, that is to see you practice your rights as they are now!
manitoubass2 Posted February 24, 2017 Report Posted February 24, 2017 in the mean time and until your papers come in the mail in plus 11 weeks time? Not sure why a sick person has to wait for their meds but ... you should start doing what any court in cannada will agree with and has ruled for, that is to see you practice your rights as they are now! It's taken care of?
manitoubass2 Posted February 24, 2017 Report Posted February 24, 2017 (edited) This is amazing. I cannot speak on behalf of cancers but if you have chronic pain or an injury I've never taken/used anything so effective Marijuana vrs Percocets marijuana wins hands down My strains so far are Afghan Kush for topical and ingestible oil. Lemon diesel to smoke If you have pain and anxiety, I'd rate this very high I can't give it a number as I haven't anything to compare it against Edited February 24, 2017 by manitoubass2
manitoubass2 Posted February 25, 2017 Report Posted February 25, 2017 OK. Dose 1 of ingestible oil, or Rick Simpson oil or RSO as it's referred too. 12pm dose about 1/4 the size of a grain of rice, rubber into my gums. I'm just gonna end it there. I wanted to write a report but the second dose has kicked in. I did notice I posted on ofc today and barely remember doing so My phone feels like it ways a tonne... Maybe tomorrow
manitoubass2 Posted February 26, 2017 Report Posted February 26, 2017 Bump What strains you guys smoking/ingesting etc?
GbayGiant Posted February 27, 2017 Author Report Posted February 27, 2017 (edited) I ingest oil every night, From 250 to 750 mgs. I switch strains often as one strain may have more beneficial things to it. strains are composed of over 300 Cannabinoids, but some more than others! Everyone of them does something as well..Only a few get you high... If there were actual studies being done it would be huge! At least, they're starting. There are many possibilities with this little green plant, each one becoming more prevalent every day! The investments to be made with the new businesses at hand are endless!!! Edited February 27, 2017 by GbayGiant
manitoubass2 Posted February 27, 2017 Report Posted February 27, 2017 I'm still building up. I had my first full uninterpreted sleep in months last night. Oh my it felt sooooo good. I notice a lil fogginess in the am when I wake up, only lasts a few mins. Oil in the am, Kush edible butter at night. Haven't added any dry smoke yet, not needed yet. Well I've tried it but it's not in my dosing schedule. Another huge bonus, off the percs and my appetite is recovering. And boy is that welcome! Haven't had a beer in days and my smoking has decreased in half, I'll be done cigs by week's end for sure. You just lose the urge. Great way to quit.
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