18 Comments

  1. Richard Head says:

    no marijuana? It’s better than all these things

    1. Well said. All though, I would have added papaver somniferum.

      1. Nox Aternum says:

        Psilocybin has also been linked with a greater ability to cope with chronic pain and the fear and anxiety associated with terminal illness.

    2. Matheus Grunt says:

      Actually, Kratom is MUCH better.

    3. LOL. There another natural “HERB” that works very well. I would add Dit Da Jow to the list. It’s under-rated, but it does work wonders. If it’s good enough for MMA fighters, it will definitely relieve normal people’s pain. haha

      1. Richard Head says:

        Thanks for the tip !

      2. Lyn Therese says:

        Kratom…Green Hulu Kapuras…from Original Harvest…check out on FaceBook Kratom Support Group (the original). They are the best. They will help you from the start. Many being cut off frm. meds. belong to our group. Also, a great book about Kratom called the Amazing Power of Kratom by Kurt Dermott. $1.99 Amazon Everything you need to know about Kratom. Peaceful healings.

  2. Antoinette Garton says:

    I have chronic pain and went to a doctor (now the first line of the hippocratic oath which is “First do no harm”, now it is :Cover your .ass”. I am trying to find something that will work, since the pain clinic cut my meds to 3 a day from 10 a day of Norco, then Oxy, then morphine. The Dr. Hesseltine actually told me that I have not built up a tolerance and he was not going to get sued on account of me. So, if anyone out there lives in the Inland empire DO NOT GO TO INLAND PAIN MANAGEMENT.
    I have tried medical marijuana, it helps but not enough. Any suggestions?

    1. Tiredofthecrap says:

      What’s the pain caused by? Have you altered your lifestyle to incorporate exercise and lower stress? Good for getting off the pain killers, but pain is pain… I know I hate it. Try natural remedies (stronger cannabis if possible), turmeric & ginger tea, celery smoothies, etc. Can you get to a Naturopath in your state?

    2. just so you know marijuana comes in different types and strains. some work for me some don’t they all help my seizures though, “the cheese” is calming i could sleep allot better, on the other hand “girl scout cookies” felt more of a high.. I would suggest trying different types. and im so jealous you even have access to medical my state is only just now gettin it on the ballet

    3. Suz Johnson says:

      Kratom is your best bet.

  3. Nox Aternum says:

    The opiates present in a massive amount of ‘pharmaceuticals’ are derived from still derived from the opium poppy, Papaver somniferum. This amazing plant provides; codeine and morphine two of the most powerful analgesic chemicals that humans have yet to discover. Along with the various chemicals present in cannabis, nature can provide much more potent pain relief than ginger and chilli.

  4. Nice to hear about ginger and turmeric. How do you use it though? I have both ginger and turmeric in my spice cabinet. Do I get some empty gelatin capsules and make pills of it?

    1. PatrickBrianONeill says:

      Turmeric can be added to just about any food. The flavor impact is slight, and I love the yellow color it gives foods. HOWEVER, to really kick up the anti-inflammatory property of turmeric, add crushed or ground black pepper. Just mix them together and add to foods. I hope this helps,

  5. Fred Ziffel says:

    From what I have read in these comments… Most, obviously have had more experience with drugs than they have had with pain management.

  6. Paul Carpenter says:

    For headaches, I use a capsaicin based nasal spray.

  7. jimmy wiggins says:

    how about milk weed

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