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i recently made a extract with olive oil, i then mix it with beeswax and coconut oil. I add eucalyptus to help mask the weed smell, as the olive oil is very potent smelling. (i used 16oz of trim for 32fluid oz of olive oil).
So far im extremely happy with its effectiveness
yes, I made the caps, but ran out of caps to fill and used the remaining mixture on the plaques. I have no idea if the fan leaves helped or not, i took 112g of leaf and made 4g of hash. I know CBN is supposed to help with psoriasis (Russo "Taming THC" page 4 bottom of the chart) so i should add that the leaves were dried very quickly in an oven that was turned off, until it was a powder. Then I made the hash out of that to maximize my extraction. This could have contributed to raising the CBN content, or some other breakdown product of the cannabinoids.very cool my man; and thanks for posting this thread. im still kinda confused about exactly what you did; i checked out the other thread about the hash capsules... so you were basically following those instructions and instead of putting it in the capsules you applied it as a topical to your plaques?? very interesting i think the fact that you used fan leaves might have had something to do with it??
What does it mean to decarb the hash in the oven? What is the purpose of doing that? I wanna give it a try. I'd also like to try making capsules to eat How was the high on those?
I have had psoriasis for 20 years until I tried using a topical cannabis extract this week ... I made bubble hash out of fan leaves and mixed it with coconut oil
That is not what causes psoriasis, and if rubbing some oils on the skin were all it takes, don't you think more people suffering this disease would be taking those simple measures? To try to simplify a disease that causes such discomfort and straight up pain in such a manner is specious at best.Sorry to burst your bubble, but it wasn't the cannabis that cured you, it was the oil. Psoriasis is caused by low sebum (natural skin oil) production, and/or over-use of detergents which strip this oil away. Try rubbing jojoba oil (closest thing to sebum) into your skin at the end of each shower or any use of soap and it will do the same thing, but even better.