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Smoking on some Purple Barney abuddy brought from a Cali Dispensary..hella good and strong..also been smoking on some locally grown mid grade sinsemilla called Sweet Pine Sativa by the grower,it does have a piney tatse kinda,but its pretty good mid grade shit,I think he just made up the name for it...lol..oh well he grew it and it is a hybrid of his own making so I guess he can call it whatever..It is outdoor grown buds so he tends to growe the plants near pines and cedars for extra cover from helicopters....lol..
 
MJ for pain management

Ive been taking opiods foe R.A. pain for over 10 years . Does cannabis effectively elim pain, if so which strains? Thx.
 
http://rheumatology.oxfordjournals.org/content/45/1/50.full

Try a strain with a high CBD content for optimal effects, which strains those are and are available to you in your area, you'd have to ask around a bit. It might not effectively eliminate all of your pain and stiffness, but in combination with opiods it's highly effective, you could be reducing the amount of opioids you take by a big margin.
 
So much hempstar is going around and it is fucking bomb
also bubba kush and purple kush and some lambs breadth
 
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as the first part of your question has been answered. Cannabis works relatively well for pain, but it does not compare to opiods/opiates or even synthetic drugs. It has always helped me in a pinch when I run out of my prescription or forget to carry my painkillers on me, though... but it's not a full-blown cure for moderate to heavy pain. YMMV
 
Ive been taking opiods foe R.A. pain for over 10 years . Does cannabis effectively elim pain, if so which strains? Thx.

i have a seronegative spondoapathy autoimmune disorder, which causes other AUD /O's, mimics other diseases, and causes various cancers/tumors.

the now primary AUD/O is Ankylosing Spondylitis, my WBC'S, as yours are attacking our ligaments. marijuana regulates WBC's, and is my secondary antinflamstory medication.

i also take a TNF-PainBlocker; Humira, every ten days. the humira is extremely carcinogenic, but so am i... it takes care of a majority of the inflammation, annnd cytokynes, mmj handles the rest, besides stretching etc. to an amazingly manageable extent. seriously.

if you haven't tried it, my god please do.
there is a lot to learn as fat as strains, and methods of ingestion are concerned, but edibles firstly, hash, and then all the marijuana.

i dont expect you to really remember or make much sense of this list, but some are bound to stick.
first off id try either;
~White Widow
~White Rhino
AK47
~OG Kush
Kush in general
~BlueBerry, or a "blue" hybrid, ive grown many BB, but it can be overwhelmingly sedative, so some with a boost of Sativa is kind.
any strain developed by the breeder DJ Short(Flo, VanillaLuna, BB, CoCoKush) will serve you well.
another breeder to read about is "Mr.Nice", all his stuff is excellent medicine, the standards (?)
~Soma also, any of his more indica dominant bud is top, Lavender is excellent and common.
Purple Urkle
~Train Wreck
Head Band
Black Dominia
Op~Northern Lights
~Juicy Fruit
Buba strains
~Grand Daddy
Green Martian
Green/Purple Crack
~Romulan
Night Shade
~God Bud
Purple Haze ;)
Chemo
StrawBerry Cough
Block Head
~G13
Lemon Haze worked well for a sativa dominant
Alaskan Thunder Fuck ATF
Manatuska Thunder

Oithere are so many, and they are all different, and different to each if us.
these are all near 60% indica & 40% sativa strains that ive tried, and were notable,,, and are generally available in most mmj dispenseries/communities. the popularity, and better genetics depend alot on where you live. colorado, rhode island, california, washington/oregon/n. cali, and vancouver all each have there standards, grow methods, and specialties if you will.

some stuff may have a distinctive taste that bothers you overtime, or have a low "ceiling" and become useless medicinally for you after half the day.

i would love to chat more with you about your symptoms, expectancies, experience with other meds/drugs, anemia, leukocytosis, rheumatoid fever, being run down from opioids, metabolism, the peace brought growing your mmj, topical alternatives,,, briefly.

finding a good motivated empathetic caregiver takes time, but happens, i still depend on myself but, found a thoughtful caregiver i may stay loyal to. he just so happens to have five of the seven strains that came from clones i provided a previous client with...;) hah!

so with him, it seems meant to be in a round about way.

the dispenseries can seem like life savers, once they opened in seattle, my life seriously became something i could actually naturally enjoy, with out having to fill my self with affirmations, repeated mantras, opioids, and intense will to take a 45 minute car ride to walk in the snow, in the mountains, in shorts, in august... have sex more comfortably, :\, water the yard, to have the release from nausea, pain, and apathy to actually tend to my mmj to help fight this further.

you know the daily, grind, fire & fight while addressing the problem, safely, and comfortably doing physical therapy and eating well, taking less opioids eventually and other lesser antinflamstories/NSAIDS (yikes).

its the real damn deal for autoimmune-disorders, cancer, inflammation, neuropathic, phantom pain, nausea and on.

marijuana had been studied and researched more then any other plant,,, and has been recorded for use to treat RA specifically, with successes in asia back to 500BC. that should say enough in its self alone to try it out.
the benefits could far out way any consequences as far as your physical health, and possible mental peace and patience is concerned.
 
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In UK most of the skunk on the street is fairly good quality and does not go that much by names. It changes all the time and is fairly high in thc generally.
 
i have a seronegative spondoapathy autoimmune disorder, which causes other AUD /O's, mimics other diseases, and causes various cancers/tumors.

the now primary AUD/O is Ankylosing Spondylitis, my WBC'S, as yours are attacking our ligaments. marijuana regulates WBC's, and is my secondary antinflamstory medication.

i also take a TNF-PainBlocker; Humira, every ten days. the humira is extremely carcinogenic, but so am i... it takes care of a majority of the inflammation, annnd cytokynes, mmj handles the rest, besides stretching etc. to an amazingly manageable extent. seriously.

if you haven't tried it, my god please do.
there is a lot to learn as fat as strains, and methods of ingestion are concerned, but edibles firstly, hash, and then all the marijuana.

its the real damn deal for autoimmune-disorders, cancer, inflammation, neuropathic, phantom pain, nausea and on.

marijuana had been studied and researched more then any other plant,,, and has been recorded for use to treat RA specifically, with successes in asia back to 500BC. that should say enough in its self alone to try it out.
the benefits could far out way any consequences as far as your physical health, and possible mental peace and patience is concerned.

This is 1 of the reasons I can't understand why society still looks down its nose at marijuana as a medication. All these pharmaceuticals with side-effects that sound worse than the disease itself.
Weed has so many good aspects for numerous problems, but the big pharmaceutical conglomerates want to keep the stuff illegal. They want to make sure that the sick patients don't self-medicate or they'll be losing $$$ from no prescriptions.
Also, I'd bet that the AMA already has the cure for cancer & other diseases that need plenty of medicine, but is keeping it all under-wraps. The medical profession doesn't want people cured of their long-term diseases. They want to milk them as long as possible...kickbacks from the conglomerates.
I have spinal-stenosis & I'm prescribed Neurontin & Methadone. My doctor [who's THE coolest doc I've ever dealt with...& I've dealt with a shitload] knows I toke & thinks weed should be made available to everyone [of course, 21+ yrs of age] & has told me that if this State ever goes medical MJ, he'll scrip me in a N.Y. minute!! Now THAT's a doctor who cares for his patients.
 
You peeps should SERIOUSLY look into restorative yoga if you haven't already. It goes together with sativa like waves and water.
 
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my pcp is fully supportive of my mmj.
ive been taking oxy with him, and we started talking about methadone.

how is it for you?
im modestly understanding two or three 7.5 oxy and 45 methadone, my tolerance says 60mg methadone, but.

man, its such a nightmare.
the marijuana takes care of a lot the opioids just cant, nevermind the nausea, and pleasure growing.
 
how is it for you?
im modestly understanding two or three 7.5 oxy and 45 methadone, my tolerance says 60mg methadone, but.

I wouldn't be able to function on a daily basis without the pain-relief I get from Methadone. I'm on 100 mgs daily & can actually do household chores, run errands. Sweeping & vacuuming are the #1 cause of my back hurting, but the Methadone allows me to take care of my wife, who has 4th stage emphysema, pulmonary-fibrosis, COPD, assorted other health issues [has to wear oxygen 24/7]...but "in sickness & in health" was part of the vows & I could never let her down. Just trying to do what's right.
Doc told me that I'll be on Methadone for life [I'm 56 yrs old now], but to think of it the same as how a diabetic is on insulin for life...or someone with high blood-pressure has to be on medicine for life as well. Just something I gotta live with.
Luckily, both the wife & I receive Disability thru Social Security & with Medicare Part D Rx Plans, our medicine is like $4 each. It's nice that our 19 yr old son lives with us & is a HUGE help around the house...but it's rough watching my wife decline healthwise as she is. :(
 
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