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Has anyone used CBD oil for late stage ( or any stage) PSP, Parkinson's, or any neurological condition? If so, I am interested in whether or not Thiamine HCL is also used along with the CBD and if there have been any noticeable changes with the CBD. Thank u.

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Hi Boyce3600!Our experiences on cbd oil on PSP disease were moderately positive after 3 years using it:

We used a dose of 3 to 6 mg of CBD Oil (20/1-CBD/THC) via subling, usually before dinner, to stimulate appetite, reduce anxiety and as a co-adjuvant analgesic in neuropathic pain.

In periods of patient more intense anxiety some increase the frequency of the dose by applying it before lunch and before dinner on the same day. If you are interested see:

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Hug and luck.

Luis

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