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Hi SweetSue, yes, I check fb routinely, been looking for ways to improve the method that I use, but haven't had any coherent comments about improving the process. After a few years of daily dosing I can report no serious negatives, just lower blood pressure and some balance issues. The key to getting past half a gram per day was discovering the no-low THC strain called "Wife". It has replace Charlotte's Web in my garden because it has more CBD, less THC and is easier to grow. I try to keep a couple of those going along with a GDP or a Blue Dream. Getting the garden down to a few minutes a day has made this much easier. I see that you are a fan of skin treatment with the oil, can you comment on how it compares to the usual cortizone cremes? My experiments with topical application led to an unexpected discovery about preservatives in skin lotion, that you need them. Not the bad kind with parabens, but the more modern types like Optiphen. Transdermal delivery is an area that I am interested in, looking for a pain relief creme. I am currently testing a frankincense spray on my knees and leg muscles. All I can say for sure is that it has a strong aroma.
This basic pain cream I made works really well on pain. When I rub it in I can feel the muscles relax. I added a couple BioBomb capsules to mine and the next time I make some (as soon as I have a supply of oil again) I'm going to copy Cajun's using a 5:1 carrier oil:CCO ratio. He couldn't find his recipe to share with us, but he did say it had aloe in it and that it was effective for the pain and skin disruption from chemo. That's got to be some potent pain relief, I'd think. My cream has been performing very well to heal the psoriasis that's dogged me for years, but I know it can be made more powerful.
One of these days I'll have the time to devote to a study of the essential oils. I have a friend that dabbles in them, so I can call on her as a resource until I can get to that study.