I originally thought cannabis edibles didn’t work on me

Dealing with drastic physical pain can be debilitating, especially when it’s chronic. My father disfigured his back, really working in construction on many occasions while the people I was with and I were in his 40 years in the business. Although he managed to get to the 65-year retiring age before quitting, he was starting to lose some of his former mobility by his late 50s. It felt excruciating witnessing his decline in his recent years, as it’s hard for him to accept that he’s losing some of the strength that he once had as well as now can never regain. Despite retiring recently, his back troubles worsened enough where he was hospitalized as well as had a few surgeries to fix broken discs in his vertebrae. The pain medication he was prescribed had enjoyable as well as excruciating results. While it helped ease the pain, he was also experiencing side effects with excruciating moods as well as chronic nausea. After enjoying him suffering for so long, I finally convinced my father to try a medical marijuana product to help ease his back pain. I knew that my father wouldn’t smoke or vaporize cannabis flower buds or concentrates, so I decided to find the best cannabis edible product available. I tried cannabis candy products on myself but noticed barely any effects. I went online as well as asked people in many forums what sort of cannabis edibles a person with chronic back pain should use, as well as the resounding answer was consistently RSO. Rick Simpson Oil is a full spectrum cannabis concentrate that is made by soaking cannabis flower buds in a solvent such as alcohol or carbon dioxide, straining out the plant matter, as well as then cooking the solution down until virtually none of the chosen solvent remains. RSO can be eaten with strong effects, or it can be applied directly to the skin for local pain relief as well.

 

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