CBD Oil by Nightly (justhere4comm's sponsored log)

[habajaba]

What about Flexeril? Does it not do it for you man? That stuff kicks my butt. I can't even stay up on it. I turn into butter on a hot stove. Somas always sucked. Never had anything else other than a xanny, but that's kinda out of the spectrum.

Nope. That was the first we tried. Spasms were still out of control. Cyclobenzaprine was what worked. Name brand I'm on is Amrix.

Speaking of Dilaudid. The first time I was bedridden 3 days with spasms, I broke down and called 911. Couldn't move. Used sheets to pull my body into diff positions. Almost passed out when trying to walk. EMT suggested I go to urgent care to save thousands $$. Went in, got a shot in the butt, and was functioning again in 20 minutes. Tongue was numb, but as long as I could move, who cares? Seriously strong stuff! That's from a guy who takes oxycodone and it just kinda barely takes the edge off.

I guess my liver is just really good at what it does?!

 

[sespress]

Nope. That was the first we tried. Spasms were still out of control. Cyclobenzaprine was what worked. Name brand I'm on is Amrix.

Speaking of Dilaudid. The first time I was bedridden 3 days with spasms, I broke down and called 911. Couldn't move. Used sheets to pull my body into diff positions. Almost passed out when trying to walk. EMT suggested I go to urgent care to save thousands $$. Went in, got a shot in the butt, and was functioning again in 20 minutes. Tongue was numb, but as long as I could move, who cares? Seriously strong stuff! That's from a guy who takes oxycodone and it just kinda barely takes the edge off.

I guess my liver is just really good at what it does?!

Yeah I think that is Flexeril, you probably got a crappy generic version at first or just a low mg dose. They say generics are the same but there's like a bunch of filter and milling techniques with the powders, diff coatings, some are time release using wax, some are time release using Propelyene Glycol, etc...

And Dilaudid needs to be a shot, they offer it in oral tablets but that's a waste, hydromorphone has a terrible bioavailability via oral routes. And it's mega strong compared to Oxy oral, no comparison.

Honestly with what you described I'd hit up the ER/urgent care whenever that happens to get that shot. They stop migraines immediately too.

They don't do this in the US anymore but in Mexico they'll hit you with heroin (no kidding, pharma grade) or Demerol and you'll just be out for the count.

 

[habajaba]

Yeah I think that is Flexeril, you probably got a crappy generic version at first or just a low mg dose. They say generics are the same but there's like a bunch of filter and milling techniques with the powders, diff coatings, some are time release using wax, some are time release using Propelyene Glycol, etc...

And Dilaudid needs to be a shot, they offer it in oral tablets but that's a waste, hydromorphone has a terrible bioavailability via oral routes. And it's mega strong compared to Oxy oral, no comparison.

Honestly with what you described I'd hit up the ER/urgent care whenever that happens to get that shot. They stop migraines immediately too.

They don't do this in the US anymore but in Mexico they'll hit you with heroin (no kidding, pharma grade) or Demerol and you'll just be out for the count.

You're right. Sorry. Got the names mixed up. Flexeril/cyclobenzaprine does work on the spasms. Just can't pee for hours after dosing. Try and try, no dice. The generic doesn't offer time release... At least as far as my doc was aware. Amrix is a name brand time release version of cyclobenzaprine. Works good on spasms and I can still pee.

And yep, I learned the first time. If I ever get that bad again, I'm going directly to urgent care. $200 and all better.

Now though, it's managed. At worst, I go get trigger point injections. Haven't been past that since the urgent care visit.

Sometimes I wish our pharmacies were like they are in Mexico. Many times I don't need a doctor to prescribe it, I know exactly what I need. But I have to pay 75-100 to visit for a piece of paper.

 

[justhere4comm]

Today is the last (review day) of my other log, and this will give me the next three days to give CBD a nice try, especially since I've been experiencing a little bit of DOMS lately. Looking forward to dosing tonight, tomorrow, and the next day. Thinking 20mg, 40mg, and then go from there on day three.

My wife's feedback is entirely thumbs up, and there is no downside to this. I can see her dosing a little more and see how that helps her with regard to pain relief. Will see how she feels.

I'm looking forward to this tonight!

 

[justhere4comm]

Last night took two caps, and it was perfect to help me get to sleep early so I could bounce up at 2:00a for my pre-workout prep for the day. Felt great when I woke up, and energized.

 

[justhere4comm]

Taking 4 caps this evening after dinner, and wife will be taking 2. She's feeling a little under the weather and this might help her get some needed rest for recuperation. I'm going to see how 4 caps affects me, and report back my findings. My shoulders have been giving me a bit of a pain the last few days, and though the pain has for the most part subsided, I think I want to see if this has an affect.

 

[justhere4comm]

So, my wife is sick and taking antibiotics for an upper respiratory infection. It tastes like crap, and makes her nauseous. Additionally her hands were hurting her for some reason.

We decided to dose the CBD oil 2 caps, and see.
30 minutes later, she is no longer nauseous, but she does have a bit of pain in her hands still. Going to dose one more cap and see how this affects the hand pain.

I think this supplement will most definitely help anyone dealing with nauseousness for whatever reason, wether it be from taking medication, or having a reaction to anything. It helps with nerves for sure, and as far as pain goes, I think it would take a bit more than 3 caps to have any effect. Maybe 4.

You can take this as a final review on the product.
Thank you again for the chance to log CBD Oil!