Herx from marajuana

I've had herx off buhners protocol and die off and stuff I've smoked medical marajuana and such over the years never had an issue Until I felt I had a herx one.day awful felt like pots nausea panic off of 1 hit and no I know wt u guys r thinking it wasn't laced or phsycoactive I was wondering if marajuana can kill lyme or bart and cause die off symptoms. Maybe it kills off some other bacteria ?

I’m thinking this is also what’s been happening to me. I experience neurological issues from twitching, to dizziness, to seizures from CBD,
also when I smell marijuana sometimes.

I’ve had more of an issue with CBD than THC but still can’t be around the smell.

I’ve heard that micro dosing starting with a toothpick size amount can be beneficial and help w the herx, but I don’t know enough about it.

I'm recently experimenting with my Medical Marijuana card...thing is...today's high THC 17-24% it's STRONG stuff. I have also ingested decarboxylated edible form (the hot end of the 'roach' at the end) and it is about 9X more psychoactive that way, while I experienced heightened neurological issues, and chills now from what I believe were die-off and Herxheimer reaction. I've found that smoking it is a mellower feeling and it only takes one or two puffs. You can purchase legal hemp through the mail that is very high in CBD to counteract that if it triggers psychoses or paranoia. Strangely, I have had no body pain during the edible "trips" but it was sorta rough mentally I'd say, intrusive disturbing thoughts, OCD, despair, but afterward hoping it is healing and protecting my brain. It's powerful, and I do think it has multiple effects antimicrobial, antibiotic and releases anandamide, the edible route this first time seemed to "hit" my gut differently. I just took some cholestyramine to mop up now.

Girlie - CBD is legal everywhere in the US, but the legality of cannabis that contains THC varies by state. Many states allow a small number of specially-licensed MDs to prescribe cannabis for a small number of specific medical conditions. A few states allow legal recreational use for people over the age of 18 or 21. I am fortunate to live in Massachusetts, where my tiny city of 16,000 has THREE cannabis dispensaries, one of which sources all of its plants from a local family-owned farm, so there's quite a market for it, especially during the pandemic! We're also allowed to grow a limited amount for personal use. I don't take advantage of it, but I think it's a fantastic resource to have available.

borrelioburgdorferii said...
I'm recently experimenting with my Medical Marijuana card...thing is...today's high THC 17-24% it's STRONG stuff. I have also ingested decarboxylated edible form (the hot end of the 'roach' at the end) and it is about 9X more psychoactive that way, while I experienced heightened neurological issues, and chills now from what I believe were die-off and Herxheimer reaction. I've found that smoking it is a mellower feeling and it only takes one or two puffs. You can purchase legal hemp through the mail that is very high in CBD to counteract that if it triggers psychoses or paranoia. Strangely, I have had no body pain during the edible "trips" but it was sorta rough mentally I'd say, intrusive disturbing thoughts, OCD, despair, but afterward hoping it is healing and protecting my brain. It's powerful, and I do think it has multiple effects antimicrobial, antibiotic and releases anandamide, the edible route this first time seemed to "hit" my gut differently. I just took some cholestyramine to mop up now.

I've had same experience literally thought I was going to die lol one time it felt so strong the trips or herx lasted 24 hrs was the longest and I'd experienced phsycoactive effects bt also burning sensation in my brain and stomach and chest like with sida acuta like die off symptoms

Post Edited (MedicalNerd) : 10/24/2020 8:37:24 PM (GMT-6)

So I smoked regularly before my symptoms started. The neuro symptoms at their peak obviously have to interfere with the chemistry of the brain, so marijuana has a different effect.

I also feel psychedelics tend to bring things to your attention that are “out of place”, so it really just brought my attention to stuff that we try to not pay attention to. That reaction largely went away for me as I’ve improved.