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as the title says
which is best for Multiple Sclerosis?
My Mom need a general body relaxant that will calm the nerves, reduce the pain, bring you down to earth, just a general non trippy high, without the high. dont get me wrong, i personally love getting as high as possible, but my mom hates the feeling. but nothing else is working for her.
any help please.:p
indica. its a body high used to cure body pains for medical weed patients.
thanks
Strain Name Recommended to treat Condition…
Afghooie x Haze
Pre-Menstrual Syndrome
Alien Train Wreck
Asthma
Auntie Em
Crohn's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis
Blue Fruit
Crohn's Disease, Muscle Spasms
Catalyst
Pre-Menstrual Syndrome
Dynamite
Asthma, Crohn's Disease, Hepatitis C
Sour Diesel
Edema, Epilepsy, Fibromyalgia, Radiolopathy
Green Queen
Epilepsy, Neck / Spine Pain
Jack Herer
Anxiety, Fibromyalgia
Lollipop
Cachexia, Degenerative Bone/Disc Disease, Edema, General Pain, General Seizures, Glaucoma, Migraine Headaches, Multiple Sclerosis, Nausea, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Medicine Woman
Diabetic Neuropathy, General Pain, General Seizures, Glaucoma, Hepatitis C, Muscle Spasms, Nausea, Radiolopathy
New York Diesel
Migraine Headaches
Northern Lights
Anxiety, Radiolopathy
Northern Lights / Jamaican
Arthritis
Original Mystic
Epilepsy
Phaght Betty
Cachexia, Degenerative Bone/Disc Disease, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Queen Bee Neck / Spine Pain
Sensi Star
Migraine Headaches
Snow White Pre-Menstrual Syndrome
Sweet Blu Degenerative Bone/Disc Disease, Diabetic Neuropathy, Edema, Fibromyalgia, Muscle Spasms, Nausea, Neck / Spine Pain
Train Wreck
Anxiety, Arthritis, Diabetic Neuropathy
TX
Arthritis, Asthma, General Pain, General Seizures, Glaucoma, Multiple Sclerosis
White Widow
Cachexia, Hepatitis C, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Damn are you serious? Nice list that's very helpful lol. I think I need some Trainwreck.
hoolyy shittt wow thats a great list. i love you
robert, dude you are awesome....I need to show that list to my doctor! :D Where did you get the list from?
thanks guys i have posted this list in numerous threads they should make 1 a sticky
INDICA!!!
I was going to say the same thing, that list is very helpful.Quote:
Originally Posted by robert42
i need some alien train wreck
robert, do you have source for that info???
and also, what strain would be good for ADD/ADHD? I perfer a nice sativa
I'd say an indica cause it slows you down, but whatever helps you is probably what you should use. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by FUNKNUGGET
the list is from norml
each person is differant though, but these are strains recognized to help
haha all i see on tv are perscription drug ads people runnig through fields that desiese comes with a hot chick and a puppy how do i get that? and they all start off the same Do you ever wake up tired?
sorry love that song it's fun to smoke to it
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Originally Posted by Knucklecallus420
like every one is saying Indica might be your best way to go. I have to mention I have tried all those strains and hands down; the purest and strongest indica I have ever tried and I belive its the strongest indica out there if you can find it, is-------Aurora Indica, Strongest Sativa(strongest not purest) is -----White Widow, My personal fav. is mostly Sativa dominent(I think) and is NYC Deisel. However I do enjoy a super Indica high, it is not as tranquilizing and is definitly more like up-pety and social(everyone in the room that smokes the Aurora Indica usualy looks like they just drank a couple shots each, they are talkative and dont realy look high at all, but belive me there freakin wasted).:pimp: :pimp: :pimp:
hell yea man :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pass the chicken
the vid is cool too!
Has anyone got a source for either of these? I have advanced glaucoma in one eye, and would absolutely love to find a source.Quote:
Lollipop
Cachexia, Degenerative Bone/Disc Disease, Edema, General Pain, General Seizures, Glaucoma, Migraine Headaches, Multiple Sclerosis, Nausea, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Medicine Woman
Diabetic Neuropathy, General Pain, General Seizures, Glaucoma, Hepatitis C, Muscle Spasms, Nausea, Radiolopathy
I hope and trust you mean a source for these these references, Ninfan, a source of origin of this information (since this would be the absolutely wrong place in which to ask for a source of Indica products themselves). You might be able to find it with some prudent research through Google or from online information from dispensaries. Robert42 often posted it, but he hasn't been online for a long time, and when I've seen him put this information up, I've never seen a link or bibliography reference relating to it.
Personally, I am a Humboldt County sensimillia kind of guy
Bird, already checked the larger seedbanks, no mention of those strains, google searching for "lollipop, seeds, or marijuana" with any of those combinations has been fruitless. Can't find any info about their origins etc.
Indica is the way to go for medicainal use. Sativas cant really compare to the relief you get from a indica.
Depends on the condition.
Indica for anxiety, insomnia, muscle aches, general painkilling.
Sativa for neurological damage, inflammation, spine injury, and many others.
Gotta match the medicine to the disease, as with any medicine.
I absolutely agree. Having as many 'conditions' as I do, I can say that Sativas are great for neurological issues. Some do however, give me anxiety so I've got to be careful.
As far as your Glaucoma, dont suffer in pursuit of the perfect strain. Many lines may be very beneficial to others and effect you differently so experiment. I have heard of great success in reducing intraocular pressure with super silver haze, but have never smoked it myself.
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Originally Posted by stinkyattic
I find sativas worsen my back pain. Indicas block it out. Everyones differnt though i supose.
...really, sativa's are great for my back pain - but the indica's are great back pain relief at night...better for sleep - imoQuote:
Originally Posted by LIP
sativa in the morning...indica at night, works great for me !!!
In terms of back pain responding to Ind vs Sat, it depends largely on the CAUSE of the pain.
Was it an injury that caused nerve damage, or damage to the cartilage, that is now inflamed? That's going to respond better to Sativas in most cases.
Is it muscular, repetitive lifting, or stress related? Indica for sure.
hi i see that table before and is from the oregon medical cannabis awards but i dont have the link comple all i have is ornorml.org/omca and i think that table is from 2005 good look