These are the same people who just put on the week cannabis summit. This is a two-hour webinar, starting at 9pmEST/6pmPST, up for 48 hours for viewing. They're doing this once a week on Tuesday eves for 7 weeks.
Good for anyone who would like to learn how to use medical cannabis. And yes, there are applications for Lyme patients.
Posted by Christopher J (Member # 46401) on :
I don't think getting high is going to resolve our Lyme disease. ;-) Lets get real here. 'Medical marijuana' is about as medical and useful to Lyme patients as doing nothing at all.
Posted by luvmycat (Member # 4984) on :
I have just been approved by the state for medical cannabis use although supply is not available yet.
I have never in my life tried it or used it.
There are over 700 strains of cannabis, many of which do not contain the psychoactive THC which has been bred out of it, although some do need the THC depending on the ailment being treated.
Medical cannabis is a powerful anti-inflammatory, plus it has many other uses.
I have been infected (unknowingly) with Bartonella for years and my central nervous is 'highly inflamed' says my LLMD.
Also, as a result of this high level of inflammation, I have some serious mental health issues that have not responded well to expensive, big pharma drugs.
I am gladly giving up my bottles of Zoloft, Seroquel and Klonopin for something Mother Earth has provided.
Cannabis is not cooked up in a lab beaker nor advertised on TV or in magazines with a list of side effects that will make your head spin.
I am looking for relief of my symptoms until I can get back to my prior, normal self.