Cannabis Root Topical Oil

Did you know that hemp or marijuana root is used to relieve muscular and bone aches, reduce swelling, ease pain, rejuvenates circulation, promotes cellular growth, and encourages deep tissue healing.

I try to use every bit of the plant, waste nothing is my motto! There are old recipes out there dating back years and years documenting the use of roots and stems.

If you are like me and looking for a homeopathic use for the roots start with a topical linament solution using rubbing alcohol, dried and finely ground roots......



Ingredients:

1 root ball throughly cleaned and dried. Wash and re wash with water until all soil is removed from fresh roots. Make sure you have dried or dehydrated it to the point where the roots are no longer soft and pliable.

1 bottle of 90% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol)




Method:
Grind root ball to a fine powder, open a bottle of 90% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol), pour approximately 1/3 of contents into a separate container for storage.

Using a funnel with an opening appropriate to container, pour in ground material, shake well, then store in a dark place, shaking every few days, for 1-2 months.

Strain out material before using, with a cheesecloth or coffee filter, apply liberally to affected area for pain relief, as needed

http://oldtimemeds.blogspot.com/2011/09/cannabis-root-topical-oil.html

and this works good?

any example of what sorts of pains this had relieved for you and others?

sso said:

and this works good?

any example of what sorts of pains this had relieved for you and others?

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I have arthritis in my hands, feet and spine and it works great for that. Just about any muscle or joint pain. You can also add any other herb that you like for muscle pain like cayenne, wintergreen oil, eucalyptus oil or peppermint oil.

Thank you sir! Big ups to ya!

hmmmm.... I have read many times the only part of the plant not to contain THC is the roots... not like fan leaves which the net claims as low as 5% thc

thanks for the info i have always been curious as I like to utilize the whole plant

i heard this 15 years ago by word of mouth. still need to try it