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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Agree your GI issues are likely alcohol related. I wish someone had told my mom that five years ago.

I like seltzer water with fresh lime. Or water with lime. More than just one wedge, a good pour of lime juice.

You could also try gummies. Then you won't be bored.[/quote]

THC gummies? Those are way worse than alcohol, do not even go there. [/quote]

They are in no way “way worse” than alcohol.  The body is equipped with an endocannabinoid system.  Alcohol is just a neurotoxin (and a carcinogen).

THC is used for valid medical purposes, including managing addiction.  Please educate yourself.[/quote]

Encouraging people with a drug (alcohol) problem to switch to a different drug is a terrible idea. IIRC that’s how heroin came about.

Cannabis/THC has no standard strength, no standard dosing, no standard purity, no manufacturing standards, is not generally recognized as sage for any condition, is not generally recognized as effective for any condition, and I don’t think even pharmaceutical THC is approved for any condition.

“Medical” marijuana is a fraud and always was a fraud, foisted on the gullible to garner support for unrestricted recreational use. [/quote]

“Medical” marijuana actually undergoes stringent QA, unlike recreational marijuana.  The distinction is there for a reason.[/quote]

Which means you need to be under medical supervision and it's prescribed, isn't it? And where do you "fill" this prescription? Probably the same stores.  These stores sell to anyone and anything, the lines of medical vs. recreational use had been blurred once it's been legalized.  When you say OP can get some gummies you were specific that she needed to go to a doctor and get evaluated and get specifically dosed prescription.   I don't pretend to know, but I am guessing doctors dealing with addictions that cannot be managed without medication probably resort to different other medications before they prescribe pot. [/quote]

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