Time to take HEMP / Marijuana off the schedule 1 drug list,
https://rumble.com/vv0p76-get-the-corporate-boot-off-the-neck-of-hemp-products.html

Can you believe Alabama's stupid laws?

Concentrates such as wax & oil are produced by big companies & are legal; but they'll confiscate your house if you try to grow this humble plant at home.

Many heads need removing from rectums!

The enemy of cannabis was big oil due to the fact that so many items manufactured from cannabis compete or dominate same petroleum based products and big pharma knew the health benefits and healing properties of cannabis.

Like how it threatened the DuPont family's income from nylon...

And threatened W.R. Hurst's newspaper & paper pulp mill empire, because it makes a paper that will last hundreds of years longer...

Or how it can be made into panels for fabrication of houses & cars, like the very first Ford auto...

Or the fact that high CBD oil is very beneficial in treatment of epilepsy & other nerve conditions, like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and essential tremor...

Well, the emperor wears no clothes now, for sure!

Yes, and not just slow the growth of cancer but reverse it.

This video was published on Jul 28, 2011 by cbd600. A must watch, IMHO. Watch the segment of Baby Amber, starts at 7:57 into the video.

https://youtu.be/qa0nLdVJiIg

Bingo!

I worked with 4 guys, all with prostate cancer. Sent all of them out to get a pH meter like you use for plants... (not an easy thing in Mexico; has to be ordered).

Then, using the RSO & baking soda, every single one of them reversed their prostate cancer over about a month.

Amazing!

Great. Thanks for sharing. I didn't know what RSO meant until I looked it up. Rick Simpson Oil. It's the THC oil equivalent to CBD oil. The side effects , if taken in excess, are..

Anxiety and paranoia
Depression
Irritability
Hallucinations
Low blood pressure
Trouble sleeping
Memory issues
Impaired reaction time and motor control
Bloodshot eyes

Yeah, typical if you do too much of a good thing. Take everything in moderation, including moderation.

Absolutely!

Most of my clients were elderly, so taking the average dose (size of a grain of rice, twice a day) was very HARD for them at first. They have to realize that they're going to be dizzy, feel "high", and probably need help walking around until their system becomes accustomed to it.

I use a very low-heat method to decarboxylate the THCa into THC for them, less heat for those that don't need as much THC and focus on the CBD strains.

But there are folks out there who do the oil to get high, the ID10ts. Those are not the kind of people you want to get to know.

The trick to this therapy is finding the appropriate strain to produce which is specific to the issues of the client. There are strains that focus on the pancreas, others for bladder, heart, liver, etc. This is my thing - identifying the strain the patient needs & knowing folks who hold the seed to that strain.

Thanks for the info.

I have a question. What is temperature you are using to decarboxylate the THCa?

People using the oil to get high, yeah, they're the abusers, especially if they are doing amount I think they are doing.

Most people do way too much cannabis. I occasionally vape cannabis to treat insomnia. I use Dr. David Hawkin's muscle testing technique to determine if its beneficial for me to take cannabis, the strain to take, and the amount needed (I get quite granular in my inquiries).

The answer I get for the amount is generally somewhere between, get this, 4 hundredths to 4.5 hundredths of a gram. I have a digital scale accurate to a thousandth of a gram to measure. I'd guess it's somewhere between 1/16 and 1/8 of a teaspoon, like a big pinch of herbs, etc. If you saw the amount I do, you'd laugh. Anyway that small amount is enough to get me to sleep and wake up the next morning normal and refreshed.

Most folks I know use 350F to decarboxylate; I use 250F but for 45 minutes, not 30.

I DO believe you about your dosage. If you want to make it go even further, try out a new/ancient curing method - cobbing.

Cobbing actually ferments the cannabis, under pressure, in a vacuum where no mold can grow. With Food Savers readily available these days, it's so easy to do! You pack the freshly harvested canna into (preferably fresh, but you can use rehydrated dry) corn shucks, about 1-2 oz each, then really mash it in there like you're making sushi.

Set in a very warm place to make it "sweat." Once that's going, you can keep at 110F for 24 hours, then remove & dry... Rinse & repeat this 1x week for 3 weeks, drying each week, then vac packing again.

When finished, you should be able to chew a piece the size of a match head & be high all day or use only 1/4 of that for a dosage more like you prefer.

Amazing how fermenting increases potency.

Kudos to Africans from Malawi for

250F sounds about right. Low heat is always better, IMHO.

One thing I might try in the future is making Cannabis Butter, a.k.a. Cannabutter. Just did a search on YouTube and the number of videos that came up, well, I'll be spending days watching them. There are several explain how to make cannabutter in a Crock Pot (slow cooker).

Cobbing looks very interesting. I'm going to save those instructions. Thanks for sharing.