Can CBD Really Help Arthritis? Here's What Science Says!

[@azizaibrahim1155]

I take 1ml. of THC oil two hours before bed. I sleep 8 hours, no problem. I’m 84 and feel fine !

[@iqueque]

Me too, works a treat

[@crystaldragonwoman]

Hi. I’d love to know which one ?

[@azizaibrahim1155]

@@crystaldragonwoman I go to the local cannabis store and buy a small 30 ml bottle with an applicator. It is THC, the active part of the plant, not CBD. It is in a government sealed box and lasts me about 6 weeks. ❤️🇨🇦

[@Blue_Tambourine]

I stopped eating all sugar and carbs for 4 months. Inflammation stopped and joints felt 100 percent better.

[@malekodesouza7255]

🤔. Interesting.

[@DarrylReiter]

me too! Not cured, but definitely feeling better!

[@kathleenbrown73]

I quit sugar for 4 years and was able to hold off ankle replacement surgery for 5 years. The surgeon didn’t know how I was still walking.

[@Barb-rk5wx]

I try to not eat sugar and have less pain, but when when I slip up and have a couple cookies or whatever I really pay for it. I did know about carbs but will try to eliminate carbs. Thank you for the info!

[@57msdeb]

Trying this now. I can hardly walk with the pain.

[@patricialynn5852]

I stopped taking Tylenol 5 yrs ago & started taking CBD oil has worked like a charm. However I did notice you should take daily( so it’s in your system) the CBD oil works better. I’m 75 yrs old & my arthritis pain has improved 99%.

[@mikepecora2638]

I'm 80 and been using for several years a CBD Balm stick on my arthritic knee and shoulder each morning and at night whenever either gets painful. Works for me.

[@unbearable5883]

I use 1ml daily of CBD oil. 20% CBD 1% THC mix. I was involved in a motorcycle accident in 2014. Had suffered 40% compression fracture on my T-8 T-9. I was prescribed 10mg Oxycodone and Cymbolta for years for pain management. I started taking CBD in 2019, and found a huge difference. I had less inflammation and less pain and was using less Oxy. Everyone is different, but I highly recommend trying it. More natural way on pain management and less addiction on Oxycodone.

[@MaryLightheart]

My husband has very bad knee arthritis. Not a candidate for surgery at this point, but pain is debilitating for him. He has been using CBD drops which he infused into Vaseline Intensive Care cream which he then rubs on his knee usually twice a day. He has given some to friends with arthritis pain and they all love it. I recently began using it on my low back that has been acting up with arthritis with much success. It has been a game changer for us.

[@josephseifert234]

I had to laugh when I noticed that the length of the video is 4:20 min.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

That’s hilarious!

[@PinkThing-m5j]

Lol, I laughed that they clipped on at exactly 4:20 the truth-No hair!

[@normnicholson]

CBD gummies are a game changer for me! Total hip replacement in 5 days. Approximately 180 mg's a day while still working as a steel fabricator in a ship yard keeps me moving.

[@4602experience]

Cbd/Thc was ground breaking for my elderly folks. For my mom, who suffered from polypharmia, she’s been as taken off half her meds when she started actual plant extracts oil, including T3’s. her family Dr, a respected physician from UofT was in shock. Also a lot of these studies use synthetic cannabinoids not plant extracts. It’s very hard to find studies with plant extracts.

[@michaelcornicelli6384]

I'm 73 and use a CBD cream on my knees every night before bed. It definitely works for me, although the effects are not long-lasting. Still, it's enough to gives me a few pain-free hours that allow me to get to sleep.

[@kathleenelias0]

Been on it for several years and it works great for my arthritis and fibromyalgia. Game changer. 33 mg daily

[@kdgeckoknits274]

I heard that CBD that has a small amount of THC works best. I know when I used to ski, altitude was a huge problem. I couldn't sleep, rapid heart rate that pounded so loudly it kept me from sleeping. I took a tincture of what I recall to be 3/4 parts CBD, 1/4 part THC (I told the dispensary person that I didn't want to get high, and this is what he recommended). Anyway, I drank the tincture before bed, got super relaxed, not high, just relaxed like I've never been, and slept for a solid 8 hours. So good. Every time I went to Vail, I bought my tincture, and slept like a baby.

[@neeleymountain]

I use a 1 to 1 blend of THC and CBD plus ibuprofen at night and sleep without pain for ten hours and my knuckle nodes are diminishing. I am 79.

[@lauriea4020]

I've applied a small amount of 1000 mg dose of cbd "cream" on my arthritic toes every few days & it reduces the inflammation & pain which helps me to walk. CBD Cream has been a game changer for me! I buy the Rescue & Relief products online from Orenda Botanicals in BC, Canada. I'm 60 yoa & dont use any meds for pain. This Lancet article mentioned in the video might not have used a high enough dose or the correct cbd, but frankly I'd recommend a CBD Cream applied on skin as needed for a specific arthritic joint. As the Dr's said in video Acetaminophen/ Tylenol can cause liver issues. I'd be interested in seeing a cbd study that didn't include Acetaminophen as it might be a contraindication with cbd.

[@KenS-z6r]

I've scheduled knee surgery for next month and my adult son (who of course lives in Colorado) gave me a jar of CBD salve to possibly help with the knee pain until I actually have the surgery. WOW! I'm seriously contemplating not having the surgery as the pain has almost gone completely away.

[@13coyote13]

I smoke weed/hash and have for over 50yrs, I mostly use it these days for health benefits, I have chronic Sinusitis from working in a factory spot welding, the only thing that shuts down the flow and stops the mucus from flowing down my throat is THC, if your suffering from the flew it will settle your stomach down, clear your sinuses and make your day go a lot better. As far as Arthritis which I have plenty of I'm honestly not sure if I gain any benefit but, it does help with pain management, it also does seem to help with Phantom Pain, I'm a BKA from Soft Tissue Sarcoma of the Plantars Ligament. Luckily no Chemo three and a half years still clean, I was fortunate to have a great team of Specialists that I'm very grateful for, love your show, invaluable insights and information. 😎

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Wow thank you so much for sharing and glad you are ok!

[@rickman1227]

I was recomended a 1000mg CBD cream for knee pain by someone who uses it for shoulder pain. I was blown away by the amount of relief I got an how fast it worked (just minutes). I am a true believer in it. It doesn't work for everything but it does work for some 😊

[@viviandibrell849]

I have had ongoing osteoarthritis radiculopathy in my neck, resulting in spasms in my trapezius that were debilitating. I tried every form of CBD and nothing made any difference. What actually helped me was Botox injections for a year and a half …now I’m much better.

[@susievidal4134]

Use it for fibromyalgia and my knee arthritis it helps some mine has no THC

[@PhatChin]

I play hockey once a week for 90 minutes and my back kills me the following day. 20mg CBD in gummy form and I'm good to go! No high, no pain. It's great.

[@lyntoomey4771]

I usecbd oil topically on my knees at night when they hurt. It works great and I sleep good as well.

[@Expedition18]

How many people in the study for how long? Also why not test cbd on its own like the placebo rather than pairing it with tylenol? Research is a bit early yet i feel how about you guys? Love your videos and really value your professional opinion 👍

[@karlakay]

YES Because there is Also a new recent double blind study that demonstrates Tylenol Doesn't Reduce Pain! Wish I'd saved the link. May in PubMed.

[@tonymanuge1932]

For me, with regards to OA, I find cbd oil works well topically. I actually just switched to this method and it is not only more effective, you aren't inhaling smoke.

[@duncanjames914]

It doesn't work for my osteoarthritis but it does help me sleep while suffering with chronic neuropathic pain. I take 1:4 Gummies that really help me get a decent sleep.

[@marysinclair1214]

Good to know it helps with sleep.

[@greggetty9940]

Sure helps with knee arthritis in my experience! 😊

[@jessemills3845]

If you "THINK" it does, it will! Hopefully you are using a rub.

[@greggetty9940]

@@jessemills3845 - CBD oil, no THC….rubs I found useless.

[@traceyraybould7148]

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Hello, I have two hip replacements, 10 weeks in from my last one, but i have huge huge pain from Arthritis everywhere. I’m only 61, I take Co-codamol, Gabapentin and i can take Ibuprofen if i want ( but i dont, too many tablets, its scary). I’ve often wondered about CBD oil but those findings are disappointing. Think I will leave it and battle on. Loved your English accent Dr. Zal Zal …..but we dont talk like that ha ha ha . 😄😃😀 Thank you for all your videos, they got me through my first hip replacement last year. So informative. Love from the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@bobdobs23]

With knee issues for 50 years the correct choice of cannabis has allowed me to function normally. The plant has many compounds cannabinoids,flavanoids,terpenes and probably more to find. It’s not just a particular canabinoid it’s the right combination of all these factors that contribute. It took me sometime to find the most effective cultivar, you just can’t give any one of the factors it’s a symphony of factors.

[@fifirio7680]

I'd like to know your knowledge about all that...😉

[@bobdobs23]

@@fifirio7680 my knowledge comes from my and other’s usage, what we need are studies on the compounds in cannabis and their interactions with the body, at this point we don’t have well structured studies. The compounds in cannabis are many we can not assess from simple studies on the or other single cannabinoids. In the end my and others experience is with use I can function when stoped it becomes difficult to.

[@Fredroc57]

I tried CBD some years ago and it did nothing for my arthritis. I smoked it, used oils and ointments, and used an eye dropper to put it under my tongue, and none of it worked. Also, CBD is not cheap. Then medical marijuana became a thing for me since I could no longer work. I only use it to help me sleep (because of the pain in my back, knees, and hips) and weed does the trick. Unfortunately, it is only a nighttime thing and by the early morning hours, it's back to dealing with the pain. The one thing about weed is that if I use a low THC weed it's much better than a higher THC level of weed. Usually for me around 15-17% anything higher and it messes with my anxiety and panic attacks.

[@glendatucker4200]

I took liquid cbd oil for a couple of years. Never saw a difference in my pain. So, I stopped taking it. I am Texas, born & bred. Love your informative videos.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Love Texas! All the best

[@aprilhunt6158]

I do 5ml of CBC and also smoke only at night before bed to subside the pain so I can Sleep at night.

[@bpf125]

A little off topic. 80 year old woman. Taken blood pressure med for several years. Moved to marijuana legal state in US. Started taking thc to help me sleep (it works!). Side effect: blood pressure normal without the bp med so I stopped taking it. Any studies on this?

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Not sure but if it reduces anxiety that could lower the BP

[@deannadearmore7316]

I make my own lotion with the whole pot plant with the thc an cbd. Works great for pain

[@tims6865]

You need to take Full Spectrum CBD to have the entourage effect of cannabinoids and terpenes to bring the body back to homeostasis (i.e. reduce inflammation). That would include THC.

[@wing4382]

Helps with my Fshd Muscular dystrophy pain

[@Grace.AlwaysGrace.]

Tried it, for six months or so. Not enough difference to support the cost. Cerebral palsy with mild spasticity and fibromyalgia symptoms.

[@fifirio7680]

I use the Taro-Diclofenac Lotion 1,5% p/p ...I use 3 drops & rub it on my knees & simply rinse my hands & the lotion comes right off. It lasts at least 6hrs. or more. But... I wouldn't recommend taking this med orally as one could end up with heart issues after talking it for a length of time. I've used the THC/CBD oil in a small amount ...but I haven't tried just CBD oil. I will try it tonight as I do have the oil & I'll let you know how it is with my arthritic hip. lol

[@monroebass4606]

The menthol in the external creams I think are what makes it seem to help.Kind of like the old Watkins salve back in the day!

[@johnpickett8041]

I was on a bike tour and had horrible left knee and hip pain. I bought some gummies (with CBD and THC) in Colorado (legal) and they worked great. When I ran out, I bought more but a different brand. Supposedly the same strength. They had no effect on my pain at all.

[@SHalto142]

Prior to my knee replacement, my N=1 study taking THC drops on the tongue at bedtime made it possible for a good night's sleep with much lessened pain.

[@cvx2dog549]

Topical 500mg CBD to 500mg THC works for me.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Ok nice combo

[@JMcYrk]

I have tried CBD with and without THC, and I did not notice any improvement in my knee pain (osteoarthritis). I was sad. I really wanted it to help. Some people report that it helps them, however, so I'm glad its available. What does help me is TURMERIC! 🙂 I take 500 mg 2 X day. It took about 2 weeks for me to start noticing a difference, but it's very effective. Find a good brand that is 95% curcuminoids and that also contains peperine (black pepper). Take it with a meal that contains some fat. The body needs fat and black pepper to fully utilize the turmeric. Good luck! 🙂🍀

[@acebaker3623]

CBD has to be taken with a small amount of THC to be effective. I can't remember the reference but there is some studies that have shown that CBD alone doesn't have the medicinal effect and there is something in the THC that works in conjunction with the THC. The amount of THC can be very very small but it does need to be there. I think it might even be an American study? Not sure.

[@tammyrickert3130]

Love You Guys!❤ I'm not really interested in CBD but I Enjoy watching you guys! 😀

[@Sainbury]

The thing that would help arthritis is Hyaluronate Sodium. It is used routinely for joint injections for horses. But insurance won't pay for it many times.

[@WillNewcomb]

I've had one total hip replacement (fantastic) and have been told that I also have arthritis in the other hip and knees can hurt. I've been taking glucosamine and chondroitin supplements for years and seems to prevent the pain. I have wondered about CBD but good to know it doesn't help.

[@judithsinklier6512]

My husband and I are trying the "drunken raisin's" for arthritis. An old remedy recommended in a novel I read from 1800's. Why not give it a try in our mid 70's. Appreciate you both for helpful info all the time.

[@anachronistofer]

I have arthritis. I've never noticed any palliative effect from CBD, whether oral or topical. Perhaps there is a placebo effect for those it "works" for.

[@bobdobs23]

Experiment with different varieties it’s a symphony of factors that help not just one particular canabioid.

[@malekodesouza7255]

CBD is like EVs. In both cases the cult members are true believers and will defend their beliefs no matter the scientific evidence.

[@bobdobs23]

@@malekodesouza7255 experience is here perhaps, and it’s you who live in believe as for Evs that revolution is taking place for those who learn and don’t get stuck in ignorance look around,perhaps you think the earth is flat.

[@andrewgeorge7459]

High doses of CBD helped my peripheral neuropathy but also triggered anxiety and panic attacks, which I had no history of. I was taking two 60mg gummies twice a day, 240mg total. Be careful out there...

[@scrumptious9673]

Thank you

[@6mdollarman281]

Live by it 😊💫✨💖

[@dmorton2517]

I use an oil that is equal parts CBD and THC. It's the two together that allow me to get a deeper sleep and not let the pain of my joints wake me up so easily. CBD alone was not effective at all. I do not use it during the day. I put about 8 drops in my palm and ingest, then have a bit of water. For me, it's the equal parts of both CBD and THC that is the key to it's being so helpful to me.

[@stephunhelms7150]

600 mL a day doesn’t tell us anything without knowing the concentration, and further, that would be a gargantuan dose even if a low concentration - subjects were actually taking over half a liter a day? How many milligrams was the dosage of CBD per day? Another question, even after re-listening it wasn’t clear if the CBD group or the combination group were the ones that increased liver enzymes? Please clarify. Finally what was the dosage of Tylenol that was taken daily? Hard to compare anything with such loose facts. As a physician I have enjoyed your snippets over the years. Keep it up. Thanks.

[@Amanda-wv1sn]

What about topical CBD? I used it on my knees and found enabled me to walk for hours on a trip. Quite a difference.

[@allanelliot1566]

Weed on!!!.... It doesn't hurt....might make you feel good......Here in Hawaii is da best.

[@jessemills3845]

Like they said, KILLS THE LIVER! ALTERS DNA, Makes you a better Slave!

[@jonimarshall8313]

I might try that. I started using castor oil rubbed on my knees overnight. It helps until I start walking around for a while

[@jjisella]

Thanks for this video guys, I was just wondering about this for arthritis, you saved me the trouble of going down another supplement dead end.

[@cherylemaybury9967]

I’m allergic to paracetamol and have a history of bleeding ulcers in my stomach so I’m not able to take any usual medication for arthritis. My body is full of arthritis and I’m in a lot of pain so I tried the CBD oil and it didn’t help me at all. I have to use exercise which I do in my pool to help with my pain. I also have regular massages and visits to an osteopath to help with the pain. When things build up too much my doctor gives me oxycodone but I don’t like to take it because it makes me feel drugged for days. I do deep breathing exercises and distraction as well. I have had both knees replaced and need both hips replaced but I’m not able to withstand such big surgeries now as I have heart disease, COPD, diabetes and other co morbidity. I take NSAID occasionally because sometimes I just need some relief. I wish there was something safe for me to take regularly as living with pain is miserable.

[@arlenestanton9955]

Stems cell therapy. Not legal in the us, but you can get the treatment In Mexico and Germany. Insurance of course will not pay for it.

[@Amanda-wv1sn]

@@arlenestanton9955my brother paid a fortune for that at a “clinic” in Texas and it did absolutely nothing. Later we (his family) found out that these claims of using stem cells from your body reinfected back onto a joint etc are completely bogus claims. There is absolutely NO science behind these claims and the doctors running these “clinics” know they are getting away with unsupported claims but making a fortune on gullible, desperate people. Look up the science! There is NOTHING. These doctors are barely flying under the legal radar and some have had to move their “clinics” to other states when new legislation has been passed to try to shut it down. I can’t believe it is still going on.

[@cherylemaybury9967]

@@arlenestanton9955 thanks but I’m in Australia and while stem cell treatments are available here it’s far too expensive for me.

[@ChrisCapoccia]

CBD itself doesn't contain THC, but there have been studies like "Labeling Accuracy of Cannabidiol Extracts Sold Online" in JAMA that found THC in 18 out of the 84 products they tested. That said, pain is a strong motivation for trying new stuff and many times pain benefits from placebo

[@tokyorosa]

Topical CBD helps me--but I also do not take any other painkillers, OTC or Rx, even acetaminophen.

[@66block84]

I used to put CBD oil on a toe joint that I had issues with and I could feel the toe joint relax. I stopped a few years ago for no particular reason.

[@lovelove-nc1fh]

My knee is boned a bone. Can I live like this for the rest of my life without any complications? Do not take nothing for pain.

[@KenToney]

I’m 69 and have had 2 back surgeries last being fusion. I’m in pain 100% of time. I take Meloxican and Oxicodone every day (I’ve also had both hips replaced and one twice). I would do away with the medicines if I knew I could smoke pot all day long and it stopped the pain.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

We are so sorry to hear that Ken. We hope you find some relief

[@clrushing12]

Hemp seeds are great! I'm eating 1tbs a day mixing it in my water to just get it down. After an hour i feel better in my post op foot.

[@jessemills3845]

As long as you are Convinced it works! Your mind will PERCEIVE THAT!

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

Ground hemp seed is much easier to consume in hot cereal like oatmeal: add some nuts and raisins, and stir in the hemp seed meal after cooking. A little brown sugar or maple syrup and some milk -- AOK!

[@victoriarhodes7161]

Has there been a study done on topical CBD / THC oil for knee arthritis?

[@CedroCron]

I have Osteoarthritis in my back. CBD oil works for my pain, oral oil. It's decriminalized where I am. It's a full syringe under the tongue I'm pretty sure it's 10cc's but the concentration I'm not sure as I'm out at the moment.

[@Richie07a1]

I love your description of the scientific study in the double blind study which is the standard that should be used for all new drugs or supplements. I go bonkers when I see all these new supplements on TV that people are using and say they work wonders when there's no study done. It's basically all subjective.... or maybe the incentive is how much they get paid for the advertisement

[@elsafischer3247]

I just received terrible news about having cancer in my hip and in the last vertebrae,could you explain about this thank you

[@Amanda-wv1sn]

🙏

[@charlesclement383]

I have stiffness in my knees. I walk daily,had acupuncture,knee massages and stretches,but nothing works. There is a gummy that's available i the US,but I haven't got them yet. They're supposed to rebuild the cartilage. I hope they work.

[@jeromemaxwell143]

I smoke weed but I have trouble finding it in my old age. The stuff at the smoke shop is too expensive. It doesn't help my pain but it helps me sleep.

[@Lovelifetothemax]

You need some THC to help with the pain imo.

[@jessemills3845]

ONLY IF you you think so! Historically, it has only been used for SHORT DURATION. Then stopped.

[@roadsofjapan6009]

Exactly removing isolating just the CBD is not allowing the complex chemicals reactions to occur.

[@LilYeshua]

I just cut out the sugar

[@xKmotx]

I have Stage 4 knee osteoarthritis, bone on bone in both knees. Plenty of pain. My wife bought some CBD and so I took it. Didn't do a darn thing for me.

[@Dontbustthecrust]

me niether. Also it's expensive.

[@sjsnopek]

Have you looked at tumeric/black pepper extract for osteoarthritis pain? I am taking that along with collagen based on anecdotal accounts from friends. I have osteoarthritis in the hip and I believe this combination has helped the pain to the point where I can walk normally again. Curcumin is a strong anti-oxidant so it does make sense that is may help reduce inflammation. It is something my family doctor would not recommend.

[@calkimolabrown1284]

I suffer from idiopathic neuropathy and take 40 mg of nortriptyline daily. I wonder if CBDs would work for me.

[@janniebee9501]

I don't know if this is in your wheelhouse, but do you have comments on this? If the water filter in the fridge isn't changed regularly, I get constant headaches, sleeplessness, a REALLY bad mood, and a foggy brain. Change the filter every 3 months and problems GONE.

[@poochboof1835]

I wish they would’ve tried a 20:1 ratio CBD:THC water extract. There may be a “co-factor “ effect. The small amounts of THC has an effect of improving sleep and seems to help my knee arthritis. Purifying away all THC is a bad idea IMHO.

[@dt8787]

Can you guys make a video on medical tourism? I am a Canadian who would like some comprehensive medical screening and tests completed. However, given the high costs in Canada, I have been considering other countries. Even with the cost of flights and hotels, it's often cheaper to go to world class facilities outside of Canada. And skip the wait times and terrible Canadian health care system.

[@d1427]

Could you please have a video to discuss DMSO, the borax [boron] treatment, and any similar 'arthritic panacea'/ alternatives, for dealing with inflammation [and pain]?

[@dcongdon2294]

Boron seems to help I usually try something for 30+ days than 30 days without .Borax makes a differance with my 75 year old body.Make sure you use all trace minerals.

[@TrystansWorkbench]

The placebo effect can be very strong, so if a patient feels it helps them, then it helps them. ;)

[@allanelliot1566]

I do like the Doc's there real.....all the way in Canada......Born in Montreal to boot A

[@michelledouglas8913]

I tried CBd for arthritis and it didn’t decrease my pain. It was in oil form (drops under my tongue). It was expensive and kinda gross (oily mouth 🤮).

[@karlakay]

Is CBD from HEMP (stem) plant the Same as CBD from Marijuana -w THhC or are they both from same plant, but named different on bottles ?

[@michaelsadventures4261]

I use CBD from Young Living. I can't tell a difference as far as pain wise. I take a dropper full 2 or 3 times a week.

[@tina7984]

Could it be the Concentration of mg. or a different effect with food versus smoking, gummies etc... or putting CBD drops directly on the tongue. There is hope. Each person is different same as level of pain. I'm just happy to see studies being done. There is something with CBD and some THC in the right combination

[@Gina-dn6xm]

This may make you laugh. Before " weed" was legalized in Missouri, I received a medical Marijuana card for severe back pain. I'm 64 years old and had no experience with weed. I purchased a sucker and some gummies through the drive thu. I ate the whole sucker and ended up in the ER overdosed. I couldn't see the small prin, so I didn't read it. I have since had a laminectomy and spinal fusion. I still have pain, but I wouldn't touch the stuff again . We can now laugh about it, but it wasn't fun at the time.

[@fifirio7680]

WOW! After that experience...I guess not! I can't imagine! 😞😲

[@ihbarddx]

Agrees with my own experiment on hip arthritis. No control. N=1. No CBD effect.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Your anecdote seems to be evidence!

[@susanroche3282]

cCBD is expensive also

[@TalkingWithDocs]

It sure can be

[@Richie07a1]

I was actually debating whether to get CBD oil for my PMR, but this study may have swayed me not to do it. But even so, there are people that swear by the gummies and the use of the oil

[@carolemartin6892]

Interesting. Thank you.

[@willowmorst8861]

Topical works for me. Does anybody take CBD pills?

[@GreggBB]

Interesting results of the study. And looking at comments below, it seems to be all over the map. Is it possible this is a case similar to losing weight---different things work for different people?

[@meganross4274]

On and off cbd and thc with and without Tylenol. No significant improvement of pain or relaxation or sleep except for thc. That does help with sleep.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Ok that’s helpful. Thanks for sharing

[@melissabrown6254]

Interesting. I always wondered about it.

[@marysinclair1214]

I tried the CBD cream for my hands, didn’t do a thing. I bought a hand gripper device, I use it daily my hands stopped being so achy.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

That’s awesome

[@susanschmidler3122]

A friend gave me a cream with CBD to rub on painful legs or knees. Is there any study of that? I don't think it was effective and it was very expensive.

[@RonsonDalby]

I wonder what the legal situation is for drivers? Australia has roadside breath and drug testing. Also many businesses have random testing of staff. Would the oil show up in a drug test?

[@JC-il4or]

I was told that there was no CBD available that didn't have ironclad proof of "no THC". Anyone have proof differently?

[@kestrelhawkins8728]

I have severe arthritis in my knee and was really hoping it would work for me. Yeah, no. It did not really do anything for me. I have found cannabis to be helpful in other ways. Indica strains have helped me tremendously with insomnia when I had that going on. But the CBD unfortunately did nothing for my osteoarthritis in my knee. I am just going to have to get a replacement some day.

[@fifirio7680]

Hey Brad ...Could I possibly have one of your surgical hats ...please! I'm an hour away from you guys & I'm coming down to Toronto to see my doctor on Saturday! 😉 I'm a retired nurse😊 Love your vids! Keep them coming guys & Thank-you for doing them! 👍😉

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Thanks so much! We are considering selling them in our merchandise store. 😀

[@patbrick7150]

You guys always crack me up!

[@BetsyAlt-d8n]

I tried a topical salve & felt it was not effective at all. i complete waste of money & I disliked the smell. Back in the day I used to smoke for fun & enjoyed it so I'm not anti weed.

[@TalkingWithDocs]

Tanks for sharing