Agree. I tried every class of opiate including fentanyl with little result. Cannabis is not a miracle drug, but helps push my chronic pain to the background. There are some minor cannabinoids I find interesting. CBG for chronic pain and CBN as a sleep aid, have helped in my case.

I can, and do. It has replaced years of opiates, which were not only inadequate but detrimental in a myriad of ways.

It's not a panacea, but it helps enough to make life tolerable.

4) Don't consume THC before the session, you'd think it would help but for some, it excites the nerves too much and make things more painful, let's avoid that. Obviously, no harder drugs as well. 5) once it's started you gotta go through it, it's common to have a short "wtf am I even doing" moment -

yeah i think we just have to rely on information sharing and personal experimentation until there's actually robust research on cannabis! it's imperfect but it's what we have!

i've seen claims that THCV decreases appetite but not sure what the evidence is

The other part is keeping detailed records of everything you smoke, so you can compare.

Once I started keeping a detailed weed journal, it became much easier to determine different terpenes as I smelled/tasted them.

Before social media existed, we used to always wear our DARE shirts to school to let our friends know we brought weed to smoke at lunch

it's decentralized!

If you want to talk to me about your story, please add me on discord! an.experience .

Merci pour ce fil! Cela me rappel du philosophe du "harm reduction" ou <<réduction des méfaits>> !

pas d souci!! je suis curieuse, c'est tous !