I have epilepsy and CBD helped a long with cannabis. Problem with CBD is it's extremely expensive and you have to buy the correct stuff. It's a money making business just like anything.
As someone with epilepsy I'm confused as to what's being spoken of. CBD is useful THC seems much more useful. Even against medicines such as kepra. But at no point did you bring up psilocybin. In fact you ran as far as possible away by forcing CBD conversation. Weird move to make in a recreational legal state.
I have epilepsy and CBD helped a long with cannabis. Problem with CBD is it's extremely expensive and you have to buy the correct stuff. It's a money making business just like anything.
As someone with epilepsy I'm confused as to what's being spoken of. CBD is useful THC seems much more useful. Even against medicines such as kepra. But at no point did you bring up psilocybin. In fact you ran as far as possible away by forcing CBD conversation. Weird move to make in a recreational legal state.
Exactly, my mother has epilepsy so trying to see the health benefits aren’t the easiest to come by because they want you to take pills.
I started micro dosing. Between that and THC I'm completely off all Seizure medications.
I will say it's not for everyone. But it's made a huge difference. Not only in getting off pills but also my overall attitude in day to day life.
@@Shakeysmoker1 currently in the process of getting her some to try. She uses THC but it’s hard to get ahold of both because we live in Wyoming…
@@Shakeysmoker1 but I appreciate your advice and reply I will definitely take it into account!!
The push for cbd is for money. Almost everyone with epilepsy says both, aka the whole plants work best