Dixie Elixers?

[marti]

Has anyone heard anything about Medical Marijuana Inc, Dixie Elixers? I guess they had a piece on 60 Minutes, but I missed it. This tincture does not have THC and will not get people high and it's legal. I never considered MJ before, but I'm thinking about it as things get worse.

[Mynamegoeshere1]

hmmmm

I must have missed that too and I usually watch most of the 60 minutes. I, too, have considered MJ due to my spasms but do not want the "high" aspect of it. It is also not legal here in Texas so that would be out. I might try to look it up online and see if I can find the episode.

[MSW1963]

Is the medicinal benefit in the THC in MJ?

[rosepetals]

Read about the CBD project. Do a search. I can't post links. It will teach you about the CBD in the tincture.

The tincture costs $140 per my mom. She received it for $120 by telling them she was sick. They sent her several pills of it also. She has cancer and fibromyalgia, not MS. She took two pills at once which did nothing for her condition. She also tried the tincture and it did not help the pain.

I have not tried it, but due to her report will not. I will continue on with the Phoenix tears.

[marti]

Read about the CBD project. Do a search. I can't post links. It will teach you about the CBD in the tincture.

The tincture costs $140 per my mom. She received it for $120 by telling them she was sick. They sent her several pills of it also. She has cancer and fibromyalgia, not MS. She took two pills at once which did nothing for her condition. She also tried the tincture and it did not help the pain.

I have not tried it, but due to her report will not. I will continue on with the Phoenix tears.

Thanks for the info. But what is Phoenix tears?

[pnowsitall]

elixir

I think these two products are different. The elixir seems to have cbd only, and the tears are more of the plant material, thc and cbd, etc.

I don't think this elixir is so easy to get, as you need to be in a special state. I'm really happy to hear about the phoenix tears, as I was under the assumption it was for cancer patients.

I love to hear how this can help people with their symptoms. It is a miracle drug, that people need to learn to embrace, and use as a medicine. Rosepetals, can you give me more details as how you get the tubes sent to you? It sounds like you get them straight from Rick, but I thought he is on the run from Canada?

[seal]

Rick??

I pretty sure I am misreading/misunderstanding this thread.

But, is "Rick" going to Canada to get MJ for MS?? Is there a way to get ahold of him??

I live in Indiana where they have not yet recognized the benefits of MJ (in other words, it's illegal).

But, I would love to try it for spasms. I (like many of us) take too many pills and want to try a more natural product to treat symptoms.

Moderators, think of this post as a "giggle" (hope I'm not breaking any rules for asking!).

[pnowsitall]

rick's oil

Hey, Rick used to live in Canada, from what I understand.

There is an entire video online on Youtube. Just type in "Phoenix tears", and I think that there are 5 or 6 sets where you will learn all of the info from how its made, to where Rick is now.

I think that he used to reply to emails, but is in hiding now. You would have to make this yourself, and I am not really knowledgeable on what method is better. It's a pretty tough process.

[tejokid]

Had I not read this thread and somebody had said "Dixie elixers", I would have assumed it referred to mint juleps

[pnowsitall]

anyone else?

anyone else have something to say?

[marti]

I think the Dixie elixers are sold in Colorado and you have to have a license or something to get it. I'm really disappointed because I'm ready to try something new.

[marti]

Addendum

I think I'm getting somewhere with this. If you're interested in reading about this try dixiex.com.

[JerryD]

This thread has gotten really confusing. If there is a product derived from MJ that can be used legally in the U.S., please inform us. Otherwise, please don't post confusion. It helps none of us.

[marti]

This thread has gotten really confusing. If there is a product derived from MJ that can be used legally in the U.S., please inform us. Otherwise, please don't post confusion. It helps none of us.

Jerry according to what I've read this product is legal. I was having a hard time finding the right site to order, but I think I have finally gotten it. There was a piece on this product on 60 Minutes and it has been written up in a major magazine... Newsweek or Time.. something like that. I was just asking if anyone else had heard of it or knew more about it than I did. Fact finding mission.

[dclus]

Hi All, I just started taking Dixie X Dew Drops for MS spasticity and anxiety. It is made from hemp that has high CBD (cannabidiol) but no THC and is sold as a food product so it is legal anywhere I guess.

The tincture is in a glass bottle and uses a dropper. There is really no dosage information as it is a "food", but somewhere I read half a dropper full is 15 drops for a dosage. Unfortunately because of the mixture the dropper gets full of air and is impossible to get any accurate dose. I have not felt any effects from it yet (gone through about half a bottle).

They seem to be banging their own drum a lot on the web. However, there is a lot of positive info about CBD (cannabidiol), I just don't know if I can get results with this product... I'll keep trying and hope something kicks in soon. Cheers