Sierra Cowboy, I didn’t find any mention of particular strains, or even anything credible about dosing ratios, but I do have some thoughts.
It occurred to me that the muscular contractions were more closely related to the central nervous system, and I’d be looking for higher THC for that. There’s bound to be inflammation involved as well, and that suggests CBD would be a valuable component.
I’d probably look for something with a 2:1 THC:CBD. Alternatively, you can make use of the fact that apparently THCA will effect inflammation in much the same way CBD does, which means you can use a high-THC strain and make an oil that mixes decarbed (THC) with undecarbed (THCA) to get the 2:1 ratio.
Saves you garden space, but there’s such great medicinal value in some of those CBD varietals that it’s a joy to grow at least one.
I loved CBD Critical Cure (1:2 THC:CBD), as did everyone who tried it, and Candida (1:20 THC:CBD) has to be one of the more exciting strains to come along so far.
Hope that helped.
It occurred to me that the muscular contractions were more closely related to the central nervous system, and I’d be looking for higher THC for that. There’s bound to be inflammation involved as well, and that suggests CBD would be a valuable component.
I’d probably look for something with a 2:1 THC:CBD. Alternatively, you can make use of the fact that apparently THCA will effect inflammation in much the same way CBD does, which means you can use a high-THC strain and make an oil that mixes decarbed (THC) with undecarbed (THCA) to get the 2:1 ratio.
Saves you garden space, but there’s such great medicinal value in some of those CBD varietals that it’s a joy to grow at least one.
I loved CBD Critical Cure (1:2 THC:CBD), as did everyone who tried it, and Candida (1:20 THC:CBD) has to be one of the more exciting strains to come along so far.
Hope that helped.
Thanks for your advise. I am shopping seedbanks now so I will check out the 2 you mentioned ( Candida, unfortunate name )
Sorry I didn’t catch this earlier. I’ll see what I can dig up for you. I wouldn’t consider me an authority, but rather an energetic study buddy with a knack for explaining the complicated.
I’ll be back later with my finds.