RSO 20 GRAMS | Rick Simpson Oil 20 grams Buy

RSO 20 grams is a marijuana extract made utilizing a solvent to extract cannabinoids. The most common solvent used to produce RSO is a grain alcohol, but some other solvents like ethanol or butane are sometimes used. Flower (bud) material is placed in a large container and alcohol is added. The entire mixture is stirred and crushed into the alcohol. After a time, the alcohol is drained from the remaining plant material. That mixture is then heated in a container, such as a rice cooker so that the residual alcohol evaporates. The end product is a high potency oil often dark in color with a thick consistency. RSO can be siphoned into a syringe-style applicator for dosing which offers the advantage of a long shelf life as oxidation does not easily occur.
Typically, a single syringe of RSO contains around 600 mg of THC; however, this is dependent upon the source material used. Traditional RSO is made from Indica plants that are high in THC; however, any strain can be used to make RSO. The final results will depend upon what strains were used and the moisture content of the plants themselves. The strains used also account for the color and consistency of the oil.

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HOW TO USE RSO 20 GRAM

In the first week, three doses should be taken each day, once in the morning, afternoon, and at night. RSO is very potent. The beginning dose should be the size of a half a grain of rice. After the first week, the measured dose should be doubled every four days. It will take approximately three to five weeks before the dosage reaches a full gram of RSO in a day. Continue to take a full gram in a day until the full 60 grams are consumed. RSO 20 Grams

SIDE EFFECTS

Positive Effects
In addition to cancer, RSO is said to also treat:

• Multiple sclerosis
• Arthritis
• Asthma
• Infections
• Inflammation
• High blood pressure
• Depression
• Insomnia

Negative Effects

• Slow digestion
• Sleeping issues
• Impaired motor control and reaction time
• Impaired memory
  However, these side effects may only last for a few hours and usually don’t pose any major health risks.

The biggest risk associated with RSO is that there isn’t much evidence that it effectively treats cancer. This becomes very dangerous if someone stops following their doctor’s recommended cancer treatment. If the RSO doesn’t work, cancer can continue to grow and become harder and harder to treat, even with conventional methods, such as chemotherapy.

If prescription drugs have caused more harm than healing in your life, you and Rick Simpson have a lot in common.

The Canadian power-engineer suffered a head injury in 1997. Like most patients, he was prescribed pharmaceuticals to treat his symptoms. Also like most patients, that medicine created a new set of problems: side effects.

Simpson began using cannabis extracts and enjoyed immediate relief. He made it his mission to share his experiences with the public and lobby for legal access to medical marijuana.

Simpson grew cannabis in his backyard and gave THC oil away for free.

In 2003, Simpson discovered that he had basal cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer. He used highly concentrated cannabis oil, now known as RSO, topically to treat his cancer. He claims by using RSO his cancer was healed in four days.

He is so dedicated to the cause he published the instructions to making RSO along with dosing guidance for patients. He does not sell RSO (he hasn’t even tried to patent his method) but encourages patients to make it themselves.

Does RSO Cure Cancer? Rick Simpson Oil 20 grams Buy

There is not enough evidence to conclude that cannabis can treat cancer according to a 2017 National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report. That means that existing evidence is very limited.

The authors of the report examined all of the current systematic reviews on cannabis’ effect on cancer cells. There was only one review that met the researchers’ quality standards. That review found that cannabis does seem to have an anti-tumor effect. The research is promising but not enough to draw conclusions.

More recent evidence continues to point the anti-tumor effects of cannabis. CBD may be able to limit the expression of a cancer-proliferating protein, authors of a 2018 Oncogene study found. Tumors in CBD-treated mice decreased in size according to a 2019 Journal of Surgical Research study. Still, in both cases, the authors called for more research.

There is conclusive evidence about one role cannabis can play in treating cancer: palliative care.

Chemotherapy causes nausea and vomiting. Oral cannabis is an effective treatment of those side effects according to the National Academies report.

Despite the lack of evidence, Rick Simpson promotes RSO as a cure for cancer, citing his anecdotal experiences and those of patients he’s helped as proof.

Simpson calls the oil a “cure-all” medicine that can treat the following:

• MS
• pain
• diabetes
• arthritis
• asthma
• infections
• inflammation
• blood pressure
• depression
• sleeping problems

There is some peer-reviewed evidence to back his theory up. Cannabinoids have been identified as potential treatments or preventative medicine for most of those conditions. However, there is evidence that cannabis can worsen asthma, blood pressure, and depression.

Additionally, none of the existing, high-quality research examines the effects of RSO specifically.

Simpson concedes that there are limits to what RSO can do. He warns that RSO does not provide immunity from viruses. Ingesting RSO may bolster your overall health, but it won’t make you immune to Covid-19 or any other infectious disease.

Can You Smoke RSO?Rick Simpson Oil 20 grams Buy

RSO looks a lot like oils used for vaping or dabbing, but this is not the recommended way to use it.

RSO is intended for ingestion. You can drink small doses of it. It has a strong, bitter taste, so you may want to incorporate it with an edible. Most recommend dosing by droplets that are the size of a grain of rice, as RSO is incredibly strong and not for the faint of heart.

Ingested RSO will metabolize like an edible. This means that it can take up to 2 hours for you to feel its peak effects. However, the effects will likely be stronger and longer lasting than those experienced from smoking.

Because RSO is already decarbed, it is not recommended that you cook RSO during the edible creation process.  The best RSO edibles are those that do not require the application of heat.

You can add RSO to a beverage or sauce, for example. While you can make pastries like RSO brownies, the heat during the cooking process may degrade the cannabinoids.

RSO Effects

The main ingredient in RSO is THC. THC can cause the following effects:

• Euphoria
• Increased appetite
• Relaxation
• An altered state of consciousness
• Thirst
• Anxiety
• Paranoia
• Dry mouth
• Difficulty concentrating
• Impaired motor skills

Though Rick Simpson strongly believes that RSO can cure many conditions including cancer, it is recommended that you consult with your doctor about how to incorporate RSO into your health regiment

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CAUTION

Can you smoke or dab RSO?
As RSO is an oil, it can be smoked or dabbed, however, it depends on what solvent was used to make it—if a highly flammable solvent was used, do not attempt to smoke or dab RSO. Always check with your budtender on how the product was created and whether or not it is safe to dab or smoke. RSO 20 Grams