I was recently able to stop seizure meds after being off & on since I was 18. It also works for insomnia, but the thc has unpleasant side-effects & I'd prefer cbd oil for its other benefits. My only concern is will it, too, prevent seizures.
I don’t know the data but I am in my 70’s and have a surgically repaired neck with titanium brace and screws. I have a rare form of blood cancer that causes issues and anxiety issues as well. I live in a legal state but there will not be any dispensaries until January of 2025. I sleep like a baby when I have a good indica cultivar but ran out and haven’t gotten a good nights sleep in a week. My neck normally doesn’t give me any trouble and it kept me awake most of last night. Tylenol PM has a limited effect and the gummies they sell with .03% THC from hemp do nothing.
I know this isn’t a scientific answer backed by research but I believe that cannabis is the best thing to induce sleep and tame my anxiety. Ironically I take something for anxiety that works to some extent but cannabis is better and doesn’t have the side effects.
I’m very curious about the use of CBD oils to help with sleep. I mentioned CBD to my neurologist and although he didn’t discourage me from trying it he said there is no clinical data to support it. I’m going to try it soon.
Wow i disagree with your viewpoint totally about having to use more . This is definitely not the case for me , as i don't yawn and rarely feel tired . I have to stay up really late into the morning to get any yawns and feel the slightest bit tired, also people yawning does not trigger me into to doing the same . But all i have to do is smoke an Indica with Linalool and Nerolidol and i'm yawning my head off and have a really deep sleep. So maybe the saying horses for courses applies here. To add to this i can never really smoke Sativa as it elevates my heart rate and gives me anxiety which i get normally just from social situations .
I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma 7years ago- a terminal blood cancer and went through stem cell and chemotherapy. A couple months later the cancer returned with a vengeance. I was suggested to try some cannabis oil to help clear the cancer once more. I started with a small amount of THC until I was able to take a gram a day for 60-90 days. I was totally “stoned “for that time. I am now cancer free and take a maintenance. I now take a maintenance dose of around 40mgs At bed time. I sleep so well and have for this time. Thankful to God and THC and Rick Simpson oil. I now make my own and feel great daily. I’m 75 years old and probably wouldn’t be here without the oil!!! I take the oil in a capsule form – THC is great when taken properly. I’ve never smoked cannabis and it isn’t helpful for dealing with cancer to my knowledge!
The first time I took cbd to fall asleep, I went to sleep at 8pm, fell asleep woke up and 4 am full of energy. First time, but afraid to take it because of DOT drug testing.
With all due respect for Dr. Walker, he's an expert in his field and a superb scientist, but cannabis is a completely different substance that has not been properly studied and there's no way anyone could draw concrete conclussions based on some findings that may or may not paint no more than 10% of the picture. THC & CBD are just two of thousands of molecules inside that plant and those are working in conjcuntions with all kinds of different things as well as receptors in our body. On top od that, cannabis has been used as a medicine for thousands of years, and it seems like our ancestors knew sooo much more about natural remedies than we do now despite all of our technological advancement. If oue scientist want to believe that they have these things figured out and know everythinf about the effects of these plants, I'd highly suggest sending them on a one month trip to the Amazon jungles with the indigenous tribes and just observe the level of understanding of nature they possess that we cannot even fathom yet alone comprehend the science behind it. If cannabis works for you and it relieves negative symptoms, or it helps with managing other conditions or even if it just brings simple joy in your day-to-day life, it's pointless to come to the scientists for an opinion on that. As long as you can objectively weight out the cost/benefits (and every single thing on this planet has positives and negatives), and you can determine that you get a net-benefit from it, as well as understand how best to use it, cannabis is an incredible plant that helps thousands of people for thousands of different purposes
So many comments on this video pointing out how cannabis helps them with their problems, failing to recognize that it's a band-aid solution that will temporarily relieve symptoms, but won't fix the underlying issues causing your problems, and will actually create new problems for you with constant use. Plus the fact that you have to use more and more of it to receive the same effect as tolerance builds up.
Should not be dependent on anything. It is good to be aware of things that help. Possible reduction of grey matter is serious. I think once in a while is better.
From experience both chronically using and abstaining, I'd say it is awful to use as a sleep aid. When using chronically, it can truly avert productivity and positive mood. However, for an occasional use, I believe it can be utilized for spiritual and psychological purposes. That said, after listening to Huberman's extensive podcast episode covering the research data, I do not advocate for abuse, chronic use, or passively using. Like psychedelics, I believe it is something that can be experimented with for intermittent periods, if at all, and then put to rest until next time.
I have insomnia every month 10 to 7 days before my period, i'm active all day, sleep 3/4 hours and i'm up again. No alcohol, i workout at the gym, clean diet..but i still can't manage my insomnia those days, only with the right mix of CBD and THC i can sleep deeply. Only side effect is that I sleep 10h 😂 but wow i wake up fresh, brand new.
After 11 years smoking THC-heavy weed and now quitting for 9 days… The REM rebound is insane. Im getting 5-10 memorable dreams every night, much deeper sleep, and waking feeling more rested and less resentful. That’s not even to mention the other physical and social benefits of quitting. Don’t think I’ll ever go back to daily use.
As a person who suffers with chronic insomnia and generalized anxiety disorder, it’s the only thing that helps me sleep and still maintain cognitive function the next day. I’ve tried sleeping pills, trazadone, etc and they make me feel groggy the next day.
After taking all types of medications for anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, or anything else the doctor could think of that didn’t work, I took some THC with some CBM and slept through the night like I haven’t in years
I've been using CBD to sleep for the last 4 days and it works really well. I've been sleeping throughout the night. However I've been waking up tired af.
I was prescribed THC for insomnia and it helped me sleep for several more hours before wakening. When I take a break, I revert back to my pre pot days but it isn't any worse than it was before I started. As far as falling asleep, I honestly never noticed any time difference.
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I'm currently seeing how and if thc can help me sleep. I live in The Netherlands so I can get 'wiet' as we call it quite readily. I have a demanding job that often leaves me thinking about it when it's time for bed, I have trouble getting to sleep which lead me to grab 3 or 4 beers in the evening. Weight is becoming an issue and the quality of the sleep isn't great. For about a week now I've been taking one puff of pure Marijuana about 2 minutes before bed and leaving out the alcohol. So far I'm actually quite happy with the results, I feel like I can let go of my work easier and just have better sleep.
CBD worked very well for me..Just to expensive.. So I will try the fungus "Amanita muscaria". I can pick as many as I would ever want where I live.
I was recently able to stop seizure meds after being off & on since I was
18. It also works for insomnia, but the thc has unpleasant side-effects &
I'd prefer cbd oil for its other benefits. My only concern is will it, too, prevent
seizures.
Trazadone is nothing like thorazine.
Sometime smart people are wrong. THC helped me sleep very well when I took a low dosage of around a 6-8mg edible.
I see no quality research. These guys are just blowing this crap out of their asses.
Who are these people???? Are these just another group of 'experts' talking nonsense?
thc takes me to the depths of sleep …. everyones different, ive always had problems with sleep and thc oil works well for me
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I don’t know the data but I am in my 70’s and have a surgically repaired neck with titanium brace and screws. I have a rare form of blood cancer that causes issues and anxiety issues as well. I live in a legal state but there will not be any dispensaries until January of 2025. I sleep like a baby when I have a good indica cultivar but ran out and haven’t gotten a good nights sleep in a week. My neck normally doesn’t give me any trouble and it kept me awake most of last night. Tylenol PM has a limited effect and the gummies they sell with .03% THC from hemp do nothing.
I know this isn’t a scientific answer backed by research but I believe that cannabis is the best thing to induce sleep and tame my anxiety. Ironically I take something for anxiety that works to some extent but cannabis is better and doesn’t have the side effects.
7:08 offering personal anecdotal evidence that CDB has helped reduce my sleep apnea from severe to mild. No CPAP.
I’m very curious about the use of CBD oils to help with sleep. I mentioned CBD to my neurologist and although he didn’t discourage me from trying it he said there is no clinical data to support it. I’m going to try it soon.
Wow i disagree with your viewpoint totally about having to use more . This is definitely not the case for me , as i don't yawn and rarely feel tired . I have to stay up really late into the morning to get any yawns and feel the slightest bit tired, also people yawning does not trigger me into to doing the same . But all i have to do is smoke an Indica with Linalool and Nerolidol and i'm yawning my head off and have a really deep sleep. So maybe the saying horses for courses applies here. To add to this i can never really smoke Sativa as it elevates my heart rate and gives me anxiety which i get normally just from social situations .
I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma 7years ago- a terminal blood cancer and went through stem cell and chemotherapy. A couple months later the cancer returned with a vengeance. I was suggested to try some cannabis oil to help clear the cancer once more. I started with a small amount of THC until I was able to take a gram a day for 60-90 days. I was totally “stoned “for that time. I am now cancer free and take a maintenance. I now take a maintenance dose of around 40mgs
At bed time. I sleep so well and have for this time. Thankful to God and THC and Rick Simpson oil. I now make my own and feel great daily. I’m 75 years old and probably wouldn’t be here without the oil!!! I take the oil in a capsule form – THC is great when taken properly. I’ve never smoked cannabis and it isn’t helpful for dealing with cancer to my knowledge!
cbd oil, doesn't cut it for me to fall asleep and stay there.
starting thc tonite
My only qualm about cbd thc gummies is whether this affects muscle building while you sleep
Do the study please!
The first time I took cbd to fall asleep, I went to sleep at 8pm, fell asleep woke up and 4 am full of energy. First time, but afraid to take it because of DOT drug testing.
With all due respect for Dr. Walker, he's an expert in his field and a superb scientist, but cannabis is a completely different substance that has not been properly studied and there's no way anyone could draw concrete conclussions based on some findings that may or may not paint no more than 10% of the picture. THC & CBD are just two of thousands of molecules inside that plant and those are working in conjcuntions with all kinds of different things as well as receptors in our body. On top od that, cannabis has been used as a medicine for thousands of years, and it seems like our ancestors knew sooo much more about natural remedies than we do now despite all of our technological advancement. If oue scientist want to believe that they have these things figured out and know everythinf about the effects of these plants, I'd highly suggest sending them on a one month trip to the Amazon jungles with the indigenous tribes and just observe the level of understanding of nature they possess that we cannot even fathom yet alone comprehend the science behind it. If cannabis works for you and it relieves negative symptoms, or it helps with managing other conditions or even if it just brings simple joy in your day-to-day life, it's pointless to come to the scientists for an opinion on that. As long as you can objectively weight out the cost/benefits (and every single thing on this planet has positives and negatives), and you can determine that you get a net-benefit from it, as well as understand how best to use it, cannabis is an incredible plant that helps thousands of people for thousands of different purposes
So many comments on this video pointing out how cannabis helps them with their problems, failing to recognize that it's a band-aid solution that will temporarily relieve symptoms, but won't fix the underlying issues causing your problems, and will actually create new problems for you with constant use. Plus the fact that you have to use more and more of it to receive the same effect as tolerance builds up.
Should not be dependent on anything. It is good to be aware of things that help. Possible reduction of grey matter is serious. I think once in a while is better.
From experience both chronically using and abstaining, I'd say it is awful to use as a sleep aid. When using chronically, it can truly avert productivity and positive mood. However, for an occasional use, I believe it can be utilized for spiritual and psychological purposes. That said, after listening to Huberman's extensive podcast episode covering the research data, I do not advocate for abuse, chronic use, or passively using. Like psychedelics, I believe it is something that can be experimented with for intermittent periods, if at all, and then put to rest until next time.
Cbd is a lifechanger for me. Relaxes the mind and body.
I have insomnia every month 10 to 7 days before my period, i'm active all day, sleep 3/4 hours and i'm up again.
No alcohol, i workout at the gym, clean diet..but i still can't manage my insomnia those days, only with the right mix of CBD and THC i can sleep deeply. Only side effect is that I sleep 10h 😂 but wow i wake up fresh, brand new.
Scientists need to look into CBN. Incredibly helpful for sleep.
Gave me horror movies.
Avoiding caffeine 12 hours before bed has helped tremendously!! I figured this out only 20 years later smh 🤦🏽♂️
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After 11 years smoking THC-heavy weed and now quitting for 9 days… The REM rebound is insane. Im getting 5-10 memorable dreams every night, much deeper sleep, and waking feeling more rested and less resentful. That’s not even to mention the other physical and social benefits of quitting. Don’t think I’ll ever go back to daily use.
As a person who suffers with chronic insomnia and generalized anxiety disorder, it’s the only thing that helps me sleep and still maintain cognitive function the next day. I’ve tried sleeping pills, trazadone, etc and they make me feel groggy the next day.
Ahhhhh all guess work now, all guess work,,,,, these guys make $$$$ on guess work tjiscguy walker has been hammered by the WHO health Org do I
CBD Living… Check them out. Perhaps there's some truth to it
After taking all types of medications for anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, or anything else the doctor could think of that didn’t work, I took some THC with some CBM and slept through the night like I haven’t in years
I've been using CBD to sleep for the last 4 days and it works really well. I've been sleeping throughout the night. However I've been waking up tired af.
I was prescribed THC for insomnia and it helped me sleep for several more hours before wakening. When I take a break, I revert back to my pre pot days but it isn't any worse than it was before I started. As far as falling asleep, I honestly never noticed any time difference.
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I CANNOT sleep naturally. Because I won't take medications that I will become addicted to, I smoke. My sleep is 100% improved with weed.
I'm currently seeing how and if thc can help me sleep.
I live in The Netherlands so I can get 'wiet' as we call it quite readily. I have a demanding job that often leaves me thinking about it when it's time for bed, I have trouble getting to sleep which lead me to grab 3 or 4 beers in the evening. Weight is becoming an issue and the quality of the sleep isn't great. For about a week now I've been taking one puff of pure Marijuana about 2 minutes before bed and leaving out the alcohol. So far I'm actually quite happy with the results, I feel like I can let go of my work easier and just have better sleep.
So are they saying Trazodone is not beneficial/effect for sleep??