CBD topical for pain

Michaelm54 wrote:

Has anyone found a legal source of CBD topicals for pain in the Philippines or is it legal at all? I haven’t been to a doctor to ask yet.

Have you tested if malunggay functions against your pain?
An American in USA, NOT selling anything, he is telling about it just to assist people his joint pain changed from 8 at a 10 scale, couldnt drive car, to 3 could even chop some wood by eating a few malunggay capsules regularly. (=Same as malunggay powder but dont taste terrible as the powder         They are made of leaves, so I suppouse leaves can function too.) Some sources say malunggay SEEDS even assist against some cancer types.)

There are some other natural pain meds growing in Phils too.

coach53 wrote:

Have you tested if malunggay functions against your pain?

My first thought was "QUACK ALERT" but articles on reputable sites suggest these things can have positive effects against inflammation and pain for some people.
Given they're quite cheap and appear to be legal - perhaps the things are worth a try.

Michaelm54 wrote:

So I found this, I’ll ask around our barangay!

Moringa, also known as malunggay in the Philippines, is intriguingly one of the healthiest parts of your favorite Filipino soup dishes. Dubbed the “miracle vegetable”, the Moringa has antiviral, antidepressant, antifungal and anti-inflamatory properties.

Nature is heaving with all sorts of handy cures for a lot of things.
Science had (often has) a nasty tendency to ignore way too much. A lot of doctors still know nothing about Qi energy; something I know to be absolutely amazing. The mind can be an extremely powerful weapon against pain.

Michaelm54 wrote:

So I found this, I’ll ask around our barangay!

Moringa, also known as malunggay in the Philippines, is intriguingly one of the healthiest parts of your favorite Filipino soup dishes. Dubbed the “miracle vegetable”, the Moringa has antiviral, antidepressant, antifungal and anti-inflamatory properties.

Yes. Moringa Olifiera elsewhere, called malunggay in the Philippines, where its very common.

An American botanist said he can see where Filipinos live in USA by looking which houses have malunggay trees   

coach53 wrote:

Michaelm54 wrote:

Has anyone found a legal source of CBD topicals for pain in the Philippines or is it legal at all? I haven’t been to a doctor to ask yet.

Have you tested if malunggay functions against your pain?
An American in USA, NOT selling anything, he is telling about it just to assist people his joint pain changed from 8 at a 10 scale, couldnt drive car, to 3 could even chop some wood by eating a few malunggay capsules regularly. (=Same as malunggay powder but dont taste terrible as the powder         They are made of leaves, so I suppouse leaves can function too.) Some sources say malunggay SEEDS even assist against some cancer types.)

There are some other natural pain meds growing in Phils too.

Moringa/Malunggay Cuttings

Months and months ago when I was picking up loam soil for my Tomato seed planting my wife bought Moringa/Malunggay cuttings. I didn't know anything about these till Coach's post.

The gardener simply climbed up in the tree and cut a small branch off. My wife simply place it in a large flower part and it grew and grew. My wife just goes out to the balcony and plucks the leaves she needs for cooking.

You can do a search on Shopee for Moringa Cuttings or Malunggay Cuttings, the prices start at 10 PHP and up. You don't need a green thumb, just stick the branch in a large flower pot.

Enzyte Bob wrote:

Moringa/Malunggay Cuttings

Months and months ago when I was picking up loam soil for my Tomato seed planting my wife bought Moringa/Malunggay cuttings. I didn't know anything about these till Coach's post.

The gardener simply climbed up in the tree and cut a small branch off. My wife simply place it in a large flower part and it grew and grew. My wife just goes out to the balcony and plucks the leaves she needs for cooking.

You can do a search on Shopee for Moringa Cuttings or Malunggay Cuttings, the prices start at 10 PHP and up. You don't need a green thumb, just stick the branch in a large flower pot.

Or ask your neighbours     probably several of them have. 

Get much biger growth (at land planting) if cut the tops off over and over again so they become wide instead of tall.    Much easier to harvest too then.

Michaelm54 wrote:

I had to laugh when I showed the word ‘Malunggay’ to Ann, my wife, she knew of the medicinal and nutritional use, pointed to a tree in our yard and said they’ve been using in cooking as long as she can remember. I want to try some of the powder in tea or something. My CBD roll on is sorely missed in the evenings. I didn’t bring any because I suspected it was still illegal here.

I have some doubts against HEATING natural meds, because I know some such lose/get less effect by heating
(while perhaps a few need heating     but I believe thats more relevant for roots/barch meds.)

Michaelm54 wrote:

So I found this, I’ll ask around our barangay!

Moringa, also known as malunggay in the Philippines, is intriguingly one of the healthiest parts of your favorite Filipino soup dishes. Dubbed the “miracle vegetable”, the Moringa has antiviral, antidepressant, antifungal and anti-inflamatory properties.

Malunggay also stimulates new hair growth, like an all-natural Rogaine. My mom and our housekeeper, who both have thinning hair, tried it and it worked for them. I haven't tried it yet. Maybe when my hair starts getting thin.