Make you own Cannabis Oil’s

Do you have stomach issues? IBS? Ulcerative Colitis? Crohns Disease?  Cannabis Oils can help.

The Gastrointestinal System has anti-inflammatory and pain (CB1 and CB2) receptors for Cannabinoids and the ingestion of Cannabis Oils can have a dramatic impact on the  improvement in GI patients Quality of Life.

I had Ulcerative Colitis and after a 6 month course of home made Cannabinoid Oil and Low Dose Naltrexone it was healed on my last colonoscopy. I now only take Cannabis Oil as needed.

Make your own Cannabinoid Oils for less then $100/Litre. The LP’s charge $165 for 60 ml!

Recipe:

Use 1 ounce of your Decarboxolated home grown Cannabis

Add 1 litre Grapeseed Oil (other oils (except Olive) will work but I like Grapeseed the best)

Add 1 tbs powdered Lecithin (makes THC, CBD’s, and terpenes bond more efficiently with the oil )

Place all ingredients into the Magical Butter Maker™, set it to a 2 hour cycle at 180 ° and let it run.

Strain the oil, squeezing out the pulp through a cheese cloth and place the liquid in a covered container in the freezer.

After several hours, remove the solid layer (mainly plant matter) and your oil will now be clear. 

The resulting oil will only be as good as the quality of Cannabis processed and the effects will also be dependent on the amount and type of Cannabis used.

For an oil that helps you sleep, use a Cannabis plant which has high Indica traits with lots of Cannabinols (CBN) and Myrcene (terpene).

For an oil that helps your G. I. Tract heal, use a Cannabis plant which has lots of CBG (Cannabigerol) CBG is also a muscle relaxant.

For Cancer use a strain with high CBC (Cannabichromene) which also has good pain and anti inflammatory properties.

For Anxiety, mental heath issues, epilepsy use CBD (Cannabidiol) .

Note: We believe in The Entourage Effect and whole plant medicine. 

The more and different types of Cannabinoids and Terpenes the better, so if you have a strain with every Cannabinoid it will be very therapeutic. i.e. Remo Chemo 

https://www.dinafem.org/en/remo-chemo/