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Rick Simpson based RSO oil available in various sizes and two concentration ratio’s [CERTIFIED]

When considering the use of RSO:CBD products, especially for beginners or elderly people, it’s important to start with a product that has a lower risk of strong psychoactive effects and is easier to tolerate. Typically, products with a higher CBD content are recommended for these groups. Here’s a more detailed explanation:

1:1 RSO to CBD Ratio

• Better for Beginners and Elderly: A 1:1 ratio of RSO to CBD is often considered more suitable for beginners and elderly people. This is because CBD can mitigate some of the psychoactive effects of RSO, making the experience more manageable.
• Balanced Effects: The equal balance of RSO and CBD can provide therapeutic benefits while reducing the likelihood of potential side effects associated with high RSO levels, such as anxiety or psychoactive effects.
• Pain and Inflammation Relief: The anti-inflammatory properties of CBD, combined with the pain-relieving effects of RSO, can be effective for conditions common in older adults, like arthritis or chronic pain, without strong psychoactive effects.
• Lower Psychoactive Impact: For those new to cannabis products or concerned about the psychoactive effects of RSO, a 1:1 ratio offers a more controlled introduction.
• Mental Health Support: This ratio can be particularly beneficial for mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression, as CBD can reduce the potential for THC-induced anxiety.
• Neuroprotective Properties: CBD is known for its neuroprotective properties. A 1:1 ratio can be beneficial for neurodegenerative diseases like Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or conditions involving nerve pain.

3:1 RSO to CBD Ratio

• Pain Relief: RSO is known for its pain-relieving properties. A higher RSO ratio might be more effective in managing certain types of pain, particularly where CBD alone is insufficient.
• Requires Caution: If opting for a higher RSO ratio, it should be approached with caution, starting with a very low dose to gauge individual tolerance and response.
• Appetite Stimulation: RSO is effective in stimulating appetite, which can be beneficial for individuals dealing with appetite loss due to conditions like cancer or HIV/AIDS.
• Stress and Anxiety Relief: For some individuals, a higher RSO content can offer more significant relief from stress and anxiety, though this can vary widely among users.
• Sleep Aid: RSO has sedative properties, which can be beneficial for people with insomnia or sleep disorders. The presence of CBD can help moderate the potential overstimulation from RSO, providing a balanced effect.

INGREDIENTS: Cannabis extract with cannabinoids, Terpenes, Natural plant waxes, traces of food graded alcohol. All organic, no additives like heavy metals.

In summary, a 1:1 RSO to CBD ratio is often more suitable for beginners and elderly people due to its balanced effects and lower risk of strong psychoactive responses. It’s important to approach the use of any RSO:CBD product with care, informed guidance, and monitoring.

 

 

General Recommendations

• Consult a Healthcare Provider: Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new treatment, especially if there are pre-existing health conditions or if other medications are being taken.
• Individual Responses Vary: The effects of RSO and CBD can vary greatly among individuals due to factors like body chemistry, tolerance, and the specific condition being treated.
• Start Low and Go Slow: Regardless of the ratio, it’s best to start with a very low dose and gradually increase it as needed and tolerated. This approach helps in finding the most effective and comfortable dose with minimal side effects.
• Monitor Effects: Pay close attention to how the body reacts to the product. If any adverse effects are experienced, it’s advisable to stop use and consult a healthcare professional.

 

Rick Simpson Protocol Overview:

• The typical Rick Simpson protocol suggests gradually increasing the dose over a 90-day period.
• The goal is to consume 60 grams (or 60 ml) of RSO over this period.
• The protocol starts with very small doses (about the size of half a grain of rice) three times a day and then doubling the dose every four days until reaching a maximum dose of 1 gram per day.

 

Estimation of Duration for Different Volumes:

1. 1ml:
   • Since the initial doses are very small, 1ml might last for a 1-3 weeks in the beginning stages of the protocol. However, as the dosage increases, it would be consumed much more quickly.
2. 10ml:
   • During the early to mid-phase of the protocol, 10ml might last for a couple of weeks. As the dosage increases, this duration would decrease.
3. 30ml:
   • 30ml could last for about half the duration of the protocol, assuming a steady increase in dosage. This would be approximately 45 days.
4. 60ml:
   • This is the total amount recommended for the full 90-day protocol. Initially, the usage rate is slow, but by the end of the protocol, the rate of consumption would increase significantly.

(follow one of our administration example from our flyer, see below)

 

 

 

 

 

General Use

Allow the oil to come to room temperature before administering. Place the syringe in warm water or in a microwave (10-20 seconds on 600 Watt) if you have difficulty with extracting the oil.

We recommend personalising your dosage (since the effect will be different for every person), by starting with a low amount and gradually increase a dose until the most desired results are reached. Our products can be taken sublingual, vaped and you can also mix it with food or lubricate it on the skin. This way you can also drop back to a previous lower amount if needed.

As a dietary supplement, use once or twice daily. The oil can be ingested orally, by placing the oil under your tongue for a couple of minutes. Start in the first week with a small amount of 0.02 ml.  The second week you could try to slowly build up and increase the amount and place it under the tongue, where you need to hold it for ±60 seconds before swallowing, in order to uptake as much as possible in your bloodstream.

Other forms of administration are: 

• Lubrication on the skin (avoid the same spot for 7 days).
• The oil can be ingested together with food and/or drinks.
• Rectal administration.

 

 

Storage:

The product should be stored away from heat and light and kept cold to preserve freshness and potency (expiration date at least 1 year).

Air bubbles

• Air bubbles can occur inside the syringes, especially with the 1 ml version, while we fill it up by hand (without using a high pressure automated equipment).
• Each syringe is measured by weight before it has been filled and after it has been filled. We make sure that at least 1,05 gram of hemp oil is present in a 1 ml syringe. The same applies for a 10 ml syringe, however, because the tube’s diameter is larger, more air bubbles can escape when it is cooled off and the plunger still not attached. This is more difficult with the thin 1ml syringe. Still, even with the air bubbles inside, the 1ml syringe should contain at least 1,05 gram of oil and the 10ml syringe should contain at least 10,05 gram.

 

 

What Research says

State of the art research suggest that CBD related products are most popularly chosen for localised pain relief, muscle soreness, tension, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, colitis, diabetes, epilepsy, heart disease, multiple sclerosis, nausea, Parkinson’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, schizophrenia and inflammation.

Inflammation symptoms may require a more potent CBD product. CBD has proven most effective in treating seizures and social anxiety disorders. The oil tends to calm and can act as an anti-depressant, increasing the user’s ability to handle social stress. The oil eases side effects from a multitude of ailments, including the ones listed above.

Different concentrations of CBD have different benefits to offer depending on the way they are used, so experiment with various products to see what works for you.

The endocannabinoid system, or ECS, is a network of cannabinoids and receptors that works to regulate most functions in the human body. One of these functions, as researchers have described it, is its role as an “immuno-cannabinoid” modulator.

Researches believe that CBD may be able to protect nerve cells because of its efficacy as an antioxidant. Few people know, in fact, that the U.S. government actually holds a patent on cannabinoids for this exact purpose.

Research on CBD in animal models abounds and the cannabinoid seems to be able to interact with the immune system, reduce inflammation, and reduce pain from a number of conditions.

A 2015 review published in Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry discussed the anti-inflammatory properties of CBD. The reviewers found that CBD reduces inflammation through several pathways in the body, and represents an effective potential treatment for a range of conditions characterised by inflammation.

A 2016 study published in Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation investigated CBD as a treatment for early pancreatic inflammation in diabetic mice. Pancreatic inflammation can lead to diabetes due to an invasion of immune cells that destroy insulin-producing cells. The mice who received 10 weeks of treatment with CBD developed diabetes later than the mice that didn’t receive the treatment. CBD-treated mice also showed a significant reduction in immune-cell activity.

A 2017 study in the journal Pain examined the effects of CBD in male rats with osteoarthritis. After two weeks, acute inflammation of the joints was reduced by local CBD treatment applied to the area. The administration of CBD was also found to prevent the development of nerve damage and joint pain.

Research using animal models has shown that CBD may be able to modulate the immune system. While CBD does not have much affinity for the body’s cannabinoid receptors, it does affect other receptors and targets. According to a 2018 study published in Neurology, CBD binds to and desensitises receptors known to mediate pain and sensory perception, inflammation, and body temperature.

The researchers tested CBD against a wide variety of bacteria, ”including bacteria that have become resistant to the most commonly used antibiotics,” says Mark Blaskovich, PhD, senior research officer at the Centre for Superbug Solutions at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland in Australia.

The development is important, as antibiotic resistance is reaching dangerously high levels, according to the World Health Organization.

“The first thing we looked at is CBD’s ability to kill bacteria,” Blaskovich says. “In every case, CBD had a very similar potency to that of common antibiotics.”

The researchers tested the CBD against some strains of staphylococcus, which cause skin infections, and streptococcus, which cause strep throat. In another study, researchers tested topical CBD to treat a skin infection on mice. It cut the number of bacteria after 48 hours.

They compared how effective CBD was compared to common antibiotics, such as vancomycin and daptomycin. “We looked at how quickly the CBD killed the bacteria. It’s quite fast, within 3 hours, which is pretty good. Vancomycin (Vancocin) kills over 6 to 8 hours.”

The CBD also disrupted the biofilm, the layer of ”goop” around bacteria that makes it more difficult for the antibiotic to penetrate and kill.

While these results are promising and most FDA-approved medication is initially tested on animals, rigorous clinical trials on humans are needed to move CBD from alternative treatment to approved medication.

 

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