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flibbitygiblets

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10. It depends on where you live. In states where recreational use is decriminalized,
Tue Oct 1, 2019, 02:30 PM
Oct 2019

then it's easiest to go to a store and buy some to try out. Easy and relatively cheap.

For those who need doses stronger than a given state will allow without an RX, or for those living in states that don't allow recreational use (RX only), then obviously getting the card is the way to go. Last I heard it cost a few hundred dollars, in OR at least, so just going to the store works better for most.

PS, I agree the "real stuff" can cause unwanted side effects (paranoia, or "feeling scared" as you put it). One way around that is that if you can find strains that are from sativa (as opposed to indica), that's supposed to provide more of a feeling of well-being. From what I'm told.

The other thing I'm told (Oregon "bud-tenders" are extremely helpful with information), straight CBD is not as effective (therapeutically) as CBD with a HINT of THC, which acts as a kind of "booster". I've tried this out and find it to be true. I like the cream for localized pain, but for anxiety, tincture is kind of amazing.

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Tell your brother to try it... JoeOtterbein Oct 2019 #1
hostile people are hostile under any circumstance nt msongs Oct 2019 #2
That is one flawed, only 43 participants, and no other research has supported that. 5X Oct 2019 #3
Tell him to try CBDs if he's worried about psychoactive issues. flibbitygiblets Oct 2019 #4
I told him about the CBD/seizure thing since the guy who cuts my lawn came from some Maraya1969 Oct 2019 #5
It depends on where you live. In states where recreational use is decriminalized, flibbitygiblets Oct 2019 #10
My own thoughts on impulsivity and hostility.. asiliveandbreathe Oct 2019 #6
I do get hostile... B Stieg Oct 2019 #7
Complete bulls**t. Butterflylady Oct 2019 #8
Never been Faux pas Oct 2019 #9
Break into my stash jayschool2013 Oct 2019 #11
Ask if your white evangelical brother lives in the 1950's or has been under a rock... LakeArenal Oct 2019 #12
The only time I got hostile while smoking was when Mr. Dupree got his spoon into the peanut Cousin Dupree Oct 2019 #13
WAIT A MINUTE! I think I found the answer. This study was done over the course of a hot 14 days? Maraya1969 Oct 2019 #14
This looks pretty sketchy to me lettucebe Oct 2019 #15
Well, I read the link and I'm curious about the self-reporting on a phone app... TreasonousBastard Oct 2019 #16
More bullshit!@!!!! Maraya1969 Oct 2019 #17
Sample bias and control of dose strength. safeinOhio Oct 2019 #18
My experience with pot re: impulsivity and hostility. Quemado Oct 2019 #19
Nope. nt Duppers Oct 2019 #20
Wait...what? LiberalLovinLug Oct 2019 #21
Yes! Can you read this that I also noticed. I posted it upthread but no one commented Maraya1969 Oct 2019 #22
with me..sativa makes me nervous and paranoid.. I can see where some ppl may equate this with.. samnsara Oct 2019 #23
No impulsivity nor hostility connected with alcohol use??? BlancheSplanchnik Nov 2019 #24
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