Burner02
4 years ago

What an ignorant comment. This doesn't fit into the potential negative. It 100% happens with certain drugs.

Speyside2 wrote:



Really? I ask a simple question and that is ignorant?

You need to get back on the patch or wear a coat.
Speyside2
4 years ago
You stated something ignorant through a question. I call out ignorant people who ask snarky questions like you do who have no idea in hell what they are talking about. Look up an article on cbd interactions, Havard has a good one. As far as a patch or coat, next I will simply laugh at your ignorant comments. When ignorance can cause death through toxicity I call out the ignorant person. But in your mind if you need to be an ignorant jerk, have at it.
Speyside2
4 years ago
Tell me, what background do you have to think I may be wrong? But maybe you have a more complete background than I do. If so I will apologize and defer to your greater knowledge level.
Speyside2
4 years ago
But as for your question, there is a massive difference between a probable interaction and a possible interaction. I had a doctor prescribe sotalol in combination with metoprolol. The interaction was absolute and severe. I fortunatly caught the mistake. That combination causes QT syndrome. The percentages are 75% that I would have died.
Speyside2
4 years ago
Burner, are you sure you do not mean potential side effects? If so we are arguing about to entirely different things. A drug interaction is completely different in meaning than a side effect. There are many many many drug combinations that have no serious interactions. There are no drugs that do not have side effects.
Burner02
4 years ago

Burner, are you sure you do not mean potential side effects? If so we are arguing about to entirely different things. A drug interaction is completely different in meaning than a side effect. There are many many many drug combinations that have no serious interactions. There are no drugs that do not have side effects.

Speyside2 wrote:



You can pull your panties out of your ass now. First, I'm not arguing and in my question, I referenced "NEGATIVE SIDE EFFECTS." I didn't say a word about interactions.

Maybe you should slow down when reading to better comprehend and not over react until clear as to what was really said or stated.

Until then, get back on the patch or wear a coat.+








Whistlebritches
4 years ago
Thanks for the info.......looks like I have some research to do.


Simmer down Thurston
Speyside2
4 years ago
Then your question makes absolutely no sense based on what I said. Was it just to be snarkey?
delta1
4 years ago

Been thinking about trying CBD for back,hip and knee discomfort.I have also read that CBD is helpful in relieving tinnitus...........I hear birds chirping constantly.I'm considering ordering Cannaleafz CBD gummies.Anyone have any positive results from CBD,if so what brand and form???Negative results???

Whistlebritches wrote:




solved that problem with realistic looking ceramic cat and owl...


edit: I've had some success with a topical ointment prescribed by my orthopedist: Diclofenac sodium gel/Voltaren...helps with my chronic wrist and knee pain...
Speyside2
4 years ago
Yup, sorry, your snarky question was so ignorant related to what I was discussing it slipped right by me.
8trackdisco
4 years ago
Used CBD drops, started with 100 mg doses.
-First week, nothing.
-Second week, great.
-Third week, good.
-Fourth week, nothing.

Waited a few weeks and went up to the 250 doses.

Exact same results\time frames as the 100.

Not sure if Delta 8 is considered a CBD product or not. They are sold in the same stores as CBD so they must be legal. Sconnie doesn't have any tolerance for marijuana. Our state legislators have just begun to discuss.

Of course the reds and the blues are floating completely different approaches in their bills.
Burner02
4 years ago

Thanks for the info.......looks like I have some research to do.


Simmer down Thurston

Whistlebritches wrote:



One thing I forgot to add. If you go the DElta 8 route, I recommend that you select a product that has frequent (monthly) independent lab testing and the results are available to be accessed.


DrMaddVibe
4 years ago
Whistlebritches
4 years ago
Thanks fellers
HockeyDad
4 years ago
Buncha stoners.
HockeyDad
4 years ago
Pot is a gateway drug.

Wheelrite.
rfenst
4 years ago

Thanks for the info.......looks like I have some research to do.

Whistlebritches wrote:


https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/cbd-and-other-medications-proceed-with-caution-2021011121743 
tonygraz
4 years ago
WB on drugs - now that is scary.
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