{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/plus/","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_12348-markdown","title":"What is most effective product for sedation?","slug":"what-is-most-effective-product-for-sedation","content":"\"I am a 66 year old male, 170 lbs.  I have some health issues including essential hyperteinsion, depression, insomnia. I was diagnosed with MONO in 2016.\n\nFor the past 2 years I have tried medications that were either sleep meds or psychiatric meds to help with sedation.  Some helped for awhile, but my body eventually developed a tolerance.  In general, my tolerance for meds is LOW.\n\nCurrenly I am using a Dosist Sleep Pen at 9 PM and I do get high from 1 dose.  However, by 11 PM, I am still not sleepy at all.\n\nIn the past, I have tried 8:1 and 1:1 CBD Subliminal Tinctures, 18:1 CBD Gel Caps, PLUS Restore Gummies.  None have helped significantly with sedation.\n\nI do my best to be active and work my body.  I do not take any recreational drugs or use any alcohol.  I try to observe sleep hygiene and practice mindfulness.  \n\nMy general health is good.  My PCP examined me last fall.  My current meds include a statin, blood pressure, vitamins, and baby aspirin.  \n\nI am financially stable, have rich history of family and friends, am divorced since 2013.  I am working on lifestyle changes, but it is slow going.  Since 2005 I worked with seniors  in Senior Communities. I have been working on a spiritual practice, recently learning what Ananda has to offer.\n\nAny comments or suggestions are much appreciated.\"\n_____________________\nLook at the strain of cannabis you are using as well.  You should try to aim for an indica strain which has a more of a sedating and relaxing effect.  Sativa is more energizing and better used in the day time.  You should look for a product that has a mid to high range THC (if no contraindications) and I would advise you dose in an oil form as the effect will last longer but of course the onset is much slower than inhalation.  Follow sleep hygiene rules and you don't want to develop a sleep dependency issue with any sleep agents, and lastlly I would advise that you consider a referral for a sleep study from your primary care provider.  \n\nAmyT","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12260-markdown","title":"Pregnant....Edibles vs Gabapentin?","slug":"pregnantedibles-vs-gabapentin","content":"\"Hello, I am pregnant with severe nausea and Fibromyalgia symptoms. I currently take Gabapentin to manage these symptoms, but am told that it's bad for pregnancy. I am wondering if it would be better to start taking edibles than to keep taking the Gabapentin, plus I'm hoping it would help the severe nausea. Are edibles okay during pregnancy? Are they safer than Gabapentin?\"","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12259-markdown","title":"Pregnant....Edibles vs Gabapentin?","slug":"pregnantedibles-vs-gabapentin","content":"\"Hello, I am pregnant with severe nausea and Fibromyalgia symptoms. I currently take Gabapentin to manage these symptoms, but am told that it's bad for pregnancy. I am wondering if it would be better to start taking edibles than to keep taking the Gabapentin, plus I'm hoping it would help the severe nausea. Are edibles okay during pregnancy? Are they safer than Gabapentin?\"","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_12258-markdown","title":"Pregnant....Edibles vs Gabapentin?","slug":"pregnant-edibles-vs-gabapentin","content":"\"Hello, I am pregnant with severe nausea and Fibromyalgia symptoms. I currently take Gabapentin to manage these symptoms, but am told that it's bad for pregnancy. I am wondering if it would be better to start taking edibles than to keep taking the Gabapentin, plus I'm hoping it would help the severe nausea. Are edibles okay during pregnancy? Are they safer than Gabapentin?\"\n_____________________\nHello, and congratulations!\nUnfortunately, we don't know yet whether cannabis consumption is associated with an increased risk of birth defects or pregnancy complications. However, we are each born with our own unique endocannabinoid system which evolves over time. And because  we are unsure about the effects prenatal cannabis exposure may have on the  developing fetus, I strongly advise that you abstain.\n\nThe safety of gabapentin for use during pregnancy has not been established either. It's not recommended for use during pregnancy unless your physician concludes that the benefits outweigh the risks. \n\nVitamin B6  often helps alleviate mild to moderate nausea — the American  College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) considers it a  first-line treatment for morning sickness.\n\nThere are several anti-nausea prescription medication that have been deemed safe to use during pregancy — Zofran and Reglan are commonly prescribed for prenatal nausea.  \n\nPlease consult with your OB/GYN prior to making any changes to your medication regimen. \n\nI hope this helps!\n\ndrkim","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_8957-markdown","title":"I'm interested in ordering sour Plus gummies. 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