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Posted 5/29/2017 7:42 AM (GMT -5)
I have noticed a few LLMD docs suggest using this as part of their treatment protocol. Wondering who has used it and do they feel it is/was beneficial.

Patty
Posted 5/29/2017 9:54 AM (GMT -5)
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Posted 5/29/2017 9:55 AM (GMT -5)
I have used Bluebird botanicals brain power concentrate to take the edge off my migraines. It works. I do not have Lyme though. DS who does have Lyme and tick co-infections will be trying their Signature concentrate on his next chronic fatigue day which may be tomorrow or later today. I will let you know how it goes.

I posted last week that he confessed to me that he smoked weed one time during a sick day to see if it helped and it helped tremendously, miraculous he called it, so we are going to try CBD oil now. He is not interested in doing more weed at this point and he is frankly too young for that and agrees. I am very hopeful the oil works and will post our results.

His Lyme practitioner recommended it be tried in the following manner. They said it seems to work best if you take it two times a day and you give it up to a month to see if it works. She mentioned something about it taking that long to build up in the fat cells so that you have a reserve or something. They said their patients have given it mixed reviews and it either seems to work or it doesn't. Personally I think it may take some trial and error with different brands etc. The two brands they recommend are bluebird botanicals and CW (Charlotte's Web) hemp.

Hopefully those with more experience will chime in.
Posted 5/29/2017 11:18 AM (GMT -5)
I tried it about a year ago.

For me, I was hoping for pain relief...and an added bonus that it might treat the lyme. This was around the time that retired LLMD Dr Murakami and Dr.Eva Sapi were doing their research on it...and had found that it did have some action on the spirochetes in vitro.

I can't remember how long I tried it - at least a month...but it didn't help me at all...and the burning, bitter taste got to me.
I had the sublingual paste - micrometer amount on the end of a toothpick.

Lots of testimonies though of it working wonders for some people.

Worth a try IMO.
Posted 5/29/2017 12:00 PM (GMT -5)
Thank you yancyne and Girlie. Yancyne, yes, keep us updated on your trial and I do hope it works for your son.
Posted 5/29/2017 12:16 PM (GMT -5)
I'm using it daily for the last 2-3 weeks or so...

But not as you guys take. I use the energetic imprint of cannabis, made by VFT.
It's simply water with the quantum imprint of cannabis.

I'm enjoying it, as I don't have to smoke it!

I feel very calm with it, it has a soothing effect. I'm also giving it to my 13 year old daughter for gut inflammation (as she has many food allergies).

And even my husband is also taking it, to deal with some beginning of arthritis (he had gout in the past, and now I see he starts to get bunions which is a sign on inflammation).

I used it yesterday on a sting from nettle: I hate that acute skin pain, I get immediate inflammation (redness, bumps, pain). I just put a drop on top and rubbed the area.

It was still painful, so I waited 5 minutes, another drop, then once more minutes later. 3 drops in total.

After 30 minutes I had totally forgotten the nettle stings.

In the evening, I checked my thumb, and THERE WAS NOTHING. Nettle stings usually take me more than 24 hours to really disappear, but in the evening, I could barely see anything on my skin.

now, 24 hours later, there is NOTHING there.

It was pretty cool to see the inflammation go down rather fast (30 minutes!).
Visually seeing it disappear made me want to continue on the product.

I'm also diluting the bottle, making homeopathic dilutions, so that that single bottle will last probably a year or even more.

And it doesn't cost much (about 25 dollars, but I buy here in Switzerland, I don't know US prices...).

I'll continue on it for longer, but I'm using it for gut inflammation + arthritic pains basically.
Not lyme, but I think, it's candida arthritis.

I see improvements, but I'm also on other products, so I can't say it's ONLY from cannabis!
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