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My 14yo has PANDAS with ADHD and OCD as well as depression and motor/vocal tics. After a lot of research, I put her on full spectrum CBD for a month and it made such an enormous difference. Unfortunately we ran out for about two weeks and the regression was immediate: lack of motivation, no desire to do any personal hygiene, vocal and motor tics, brainfog, lack of focus, doubting all of her choices, etc. Now that she's back on it, there's such a big difference again! She's excited to put on makeup and accessories when we leave the house, she's waking up earlier/easier, she's getting her tasks done without distractions and she's getting "stuck" scrolling on her phone so much less. I too have ADHD and I can feel a difference in myself on the CBD as well. Especially in motivation and energy. Neither of us are "cured" but I can confidently say we will never run out of gummies again. It's incredible. Of course, we do other things to help ourselves like daily outside time, exercise, and a mostly clean diet. We take Upstate Elevator Supply co. full spectrum CBD+CBG gummies in the 30mg cherry variety. They're organic! I have a referral link for $20 off but not sure if I'm allowed to post it. -
Hello, Has anyone tried cannabidiol (CBD) for tic control? My doctor (thinking outside the box, since traditional tic meds aren't working well for me) suggested it as a possible remedy. Here's a very brief summary of what my research has turned up. CBD, like the better known THC, is an active ingredient in marijuana. Unlike THC, CBD does not cause feelings of euphoria/highness. Products containing THC are generally illegal, whereas CBD is legal. I would be interested in knowing which specific product and dosage were used, and what the benefits were (along with any side effects). Thanks!
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I'm wondering if anyone here has had cytochrome P450 testing and how the results helped you/your child. As I've been reading about CBD oil, checking for potential problems, I've read that it uses these particular enzymes from or in the liver (CYP450 or P450). Seems there could be drug interactions with other drugs or supplements that use these same enzymes. The effectiveness of the drugs/supplements could be altered. When I check for general drug interactions and look at the professional information, I also see mention of CYP450--for many of the meds my DD is taking or has taken. Then I remembered an article I read and saved when we sat in the Mayo Clinic for CBT a year ago. I pulled it out and sure enough... A man was found to be a poor metabolizer of medications so they built up and became toxic. This was found by testing his CYP450. His history was 16 years of struggle with OCD, depression, anxiety, fatigue, tremors, abnormal thyroid function...all following a simple strep infection. When I read more about CYP450 testing, it seems it is used when people respond poorly to SSRIs. Hmmm. DD has been on 3 different ones now. Any thoughts on this?
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