Phoenix Tears

Phoenix Tears have been touted as an effective alternative cancer cure, with enough anecdotal evidence for me to take it seriously. So what are Phoenix Tears? Basically its pure cannabis oil distilled from the broader leafed Indica strain. (The strain is important, as indica induces the deep relaxation state needed for healing, where as other strains may not)

I started taking PT last week and so far this is by far the hardest of all the therapies. THC is not my favourite drug. It never was. Every time I tried it, it made me feel dumb and antisocial. Not a feeling I like. I like my mind to be sharp.

The full protocol calls for an ingestion of 1 gram per day. That’s a huge amount and you have to build to this dose. The recommendation is to start with a drop half the size of a grain of rice and double the dose every 4 days.

This is exactly what I did (at least initially). I waited for well over an hour and nothing. I decided to push the envelope and trippled the dose, for a total of 2 rice grains worth. This is still insignificant compared to the gram dose mind you, but it was still a terrible mistake, one that I would pay dearly for. Soon after I started feeling sleepy, which is the expected side effect and I fell asleep.

I woke up several hours later to find the world extremely unstable. It was hard to concentrate on anything, very hard to talk, walk or do anything. Totally totally stoned. Well my body would not let me get off that easy deciding that it needed to purge these toxins. And yes that meant vomiting, lots and lots of vomiting. Needless to say I did not make the same mistake again and I am now up to 1 rice grain worth 3x per day. Unfortunately that experience now means that I can no longer ingest it in the normal way as the taste alone makes me heave so I had to be creative, but I am quite good at that.

As for the results, hard to say, but I think my liver is less swollen since I started, so it may be having some benefit. I also sleep much better than usual. But I definitely lost a big chunk of my IQ, which I hope is temporary. 🙂