Peanutbutters Oil

[phaquetoo]

hey you need a manager? can I have your autogragh?

 

Just dont be driving politicians around stoned eh? bawahahahahahaha! (jk) or maybe not, pretty neat lil sales pitch ya got here bud!

 

Peace and best of luck to you!

Jim

 

p.s man a nice hott bath sounds so good, but will I also need jelly oil to go with the peanutbutter oil?

 

edit= what a trip you are! wow, hey I need a swing like that, put some water sealer on it eh? lol

[CaveatLector]

Are you serious? Are you SERIOUS? You made an ad poster and it looks just like one of those turn of the century (last century) snakeoil ads. Complete with a picture of the skeevy dude hawking the wares.

[CaveatLector]

I suppose that "sayz" it all.

[Restorium2]

Looks like we are way out into non cannabis related advertising again. At least this ad isn't advising anything dangerous or poisonous. It has nothing to do with medical cannabis though.

[CaveatLector]

So am I not allowed to post here now or are my posts just summarily removed?

[cristinew]

That Picture is a classic PB the old wooden wreathed bench,, and an old man just a weathered with a smile on his face .. nothing better than a warm bath for pain,,,Just don't put the word cure in it,, the Pure Food and Drug Act aka FDA banned that word back in 1906,,,, soon later came the drug war,

 

 

 

Great Pic PBhttp://www.herbmuseu...%20Bottles.jpeg

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[peanutbutter]

This is another method of cannabinoid application.

 

Very mild. About the most dilute form of applied cannabis as can be.

 

As far from smoking cannabis as possible and still be applying cannabis technology.

[peanutbutter]

I'd still like to see a test of osha to see if it has cannabinoids in it.

 

Cannabinoids work through G protein-coupled receptors.

 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=g%20protein%20coupled%20receptor

 

Oxytocin works through a G protein-coupled receptor:

 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=oxytocin%20receptor

 

Oxytocin is in the Osha.

 

Back to the books for me, I guess.

[peanutbutter]

This one is interesting:

Oxytocin treatment alleviates stress-aggravated colitis by a receptor-dependent mechanism.

 

 

http://www.ncbi.nlm....pubmed/19931575

Edited October 9, 2012 by peanutbutter

[vitamink]

Thank you 'peanutbutter', for all you do!

[mpp]

Then isolate every compound and test each one to watch cannabinoid receptor response.

 

Yep .. something like that.

 

What I did was a quick screen to identify a likely candidate for testing.

 

Hey so I don't usually post on this forum because of how I see people treated but here goes.

PB you are close but don't waste your time looking for CB1 activity from osha, it has another route to the same effects.

A few dimeric phthalides (google/wiki iz your friendz) in Osha are GABA(a) receptor agonists, cannabinoids particularly CB1 agonists are also affecting GABA channel agonists by proxy in that GABA channel activity is modulated by CB1 receptors.

(I found one, riligustilide, it is in Osha too but this paper is on Angelica)

http://www.uic.edu/l...ab/PDF/deng.pdf

 

CB1 receptor as GABA agonist:

http://www.jneurosci...tent/19/11/4544

 

I found some nice recent papers on osha pm me if you are interested in talking about them, also I commend you for your work on making your oil and donating it etc, warms the heart.

MPP out

Edited October 11, 2012 by mpp

[peanutbutter]

Hey so I don't usually post on this forum because of how I see people treated but here goes.

PB you are close but don't waste your time looking for CB1 activity from osha, it has another route to the same effects.

A few dimeric phthalides (google/wiki iz your friendz) in Osha are GABA(a) receptor agonists, cannabinoids particularly CB1 agonists are also affecting GABA channel agonists by proxy in that GABA channel activity is modulated by CB1 receptors.

(I found one, riligustilide, it is in Osha too but this paper is on Angelica)

http://www.uic.edu/l...ab/PDF/deng.pdf

 

CB1 receptor as GABA agonist:

http://www.jneurosci...tent/19/11/4544

 

I found some nice recent papers on osha pm me if you are interested in talking about them, also I commend you for your work on making your oil and donating it etc, warms the heart.

MPP out

 

Oh no .. wasn't looking for CB1 activity at all.

 

The list I used to locate cannabinoid bearing plant material specifically avoided the mention of a "high."

 

And rather than looking for structure of a isolated compound, I looked for the effects. THAT involved consultations with natural herbal people.

 

I now have nearly four years of data.

 

Areas that have came into view have been cancers shrinking and the reconnection of damaged nerves. I believe the reconnection of nerve damage may be an entirely new area of effect.

 

And Crohn's, UC etc. .. I own those. They turn off like a light switch.

 

Four years of data.

 

As for the CB1 receptor, that's what the cannabis part is for. It is the activator for the rest.

Edited October 11, 2012 by peanutbutter

[peanutbutter]

This is the third case of nasty burns healing fast. The third where there are pictures. There have been several other cases people have talked about.

 

Third degree burns. Pain gone in sixty seconds. Noticeable new skin forming by the second day. Between the new condition board and the board of pharmacy, SOMEONE should be able to figure out how to get this into hospital burn units.

 

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151299870969566.486625.742494565&type=1

[GrowGoddess]

I have a question for you PB.

 

Is your oil available without any cannabis oil in it?

 

The reason why I ask is that it would be nice to have some to add my own oil to, and maybe some other extracts. It would save me a lot of time. Keep in mind I only provide to patients registered to me through the MMMP.

[kak1963]

nice thread brother P ... and thanks for the drop of ur oil my friend... it is going were its needed except what i need for myself ..... have a gr8 new years all....

[CaveatLector]

This is the third case of nasty burns healing fast. The third where there are pictures. There have been several other cases people have talked about.

 

Third degree burns. Pain gone in sixty seconds. Noticeable new skin forming by the second day. Between the new condition board and the board of pharmacy, SOMEONE should be able to figure out how to get this into hospital burn units.

 

https://www.facebook...42494565&type=1

Putting something non-sterile on a 3rd degree burn is a very very very bad idea. One of the main concerns with a 3rd degree burn is infecton. A 3rd degree burn is a burn that goes through all layers of skin--full thickness. Thus there is nothing to protect the body from germs. Also, skin generally doesn't grow back after a 3rd degree burn. That's why burn victims require skin grafting. Lastly, 3rd degree burn victims don't usually experience pain from the burn because the nerve endings are burned away. If you have a 3rd degree burn seek medical attention.

[peanutbutter]

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Edited January 1, 2013 by peanutbutter

[peanutbutter]

In case it can't be seen, this is the first day the oil is applied.

 

You can see there are areas of charred flesh.

 

 

Day two:

 

 

Day three: New skin over the open areas.

 

 

Day 4 ..

 

 

The pain only returns when the oil drys out.

 

This is the third case where pictures were taken.

Edited January 1, 2013 by peanutbutter

[peanutbutter]

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Edited January 1, 2013 by peanutbutter

[CaveatLector]

Mostly second degree.

 

You recommend people just put up with the pain? And take several months to heal?

Oh that's the only other option?

 

I recommend people don't risk infection and death. Maybe you want some nasty blood or other infection but it's a bit ridiculous to be recommending a "treatment" that can do more harm than good to others. You are out of your wheelhouse and shouldn't be suggesting people apply this non-sterile solution to 3rd degree burns. What's that you are so good at chastising others for? Oh yes, giving advice outside of their fields of expertise . . .

[peanutbutter]

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Edited January 1, 2013 by peanutbutter

[michaelscott]

New years resolution number one,,,, stop reading any discussions between pb and cav

[peanutbutter]

New years resolution number one,,,, stop reading any discussions between pb and cav

 

I agree

[CaveatLector]

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Glad to see you edited that comment. It was, afterall, paradoxical and screaming hypocrite.

[peanutbutter]

Glad to see you edited that comment. It was, afterall, paradoxical and screaming hypocrite.

 

By design, your comments fall under the heading "if someone posts on the internet, it must be true."

 

Only a fool would fall for it.

 

No background .. zero credentials ..

 

I'm supposed to accept you being an expert simply because you assumed a Latin persona?

 

Happy New year

Edited January 1, 2013 by peanutbutter