Cannabinoid Advice

1.) Complete diagnostic: “Cancer” or “Epilepsy” isn’t a diagnosis. Type of Cancer, Type of Epilepsy for example. 
2,) I must know the name of ALL diagnostics – not just the one you’re inquiring about using cannabinoids with or wanting to create a protocol for.  Plant medicine affects people in various ways so quickly we can see the issue with ‘quick advice’ given in internet exchanges.
3.) Any other complications medically including all allergies are necessary – including allergies to medicines and over-the-counter drugs. 
4.) A complete list of all pharmaceuticals, dosages, and when taken is a must. Without this information, there’s no way to know if you’re harming or helping with ‘advice’.  Many gain vital information online but sometimes it’s not information that pertains to their unique self. 
5.) History of Cannabinoid use is also a must. Has the patient used THC, CBD, CBG, etc. before? When? How did they respond to cannabinoids? Details on this are necessary to give accurate information that allows the highest level of effective treatment. 
6.) History of drug abuse or addiction, alcoholism, trauma, etc.  
7.) Psych history if willing to share – in many states, this is considered separate from ‘medical’

Make your inquiry specific if you’re a patient in need. Executive patients – take your time as I’m charging you as your mechanic would. I’d think your body is more important than your car.
In order to adequately answer someone’s questions about plant medicine use, the type that’s used, amount to start with on dosing, and more – one must know who’s asking and in detail.