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Hoped to ease insomnia but still needed to take pills 2 hours later. Very good for muscle relaxation, I found. Relaxed muscles continued through the next morning. Dosage was administered by smoking; half of one cigarette paper sized roll-up. Did not cut or adjust. I despise tobacco and ran out of AC/DC to use as a base to then be seasoned. So yeah, took it neat. Altered perception. Could not really absorb more than 20 minutes of Dario Argento's Opera without experiencing serious amazement. Gave me a sense of oneness with everything; though I think some may find the experience a little alarming. Novices should probably go at this one with common sense and apply caution. Still looking for a strain that will put me to sleep.

Tried Frankenberry alone, whereas previously I had used a small amount for a voulez vous coucher.avec m-Ahem! Anyway, back to the strain: seemingly slows down time. Hence: everyday multitasking occasionally requires correction. I think my health concerns were definitely eased by using this strain. I listened to 'A Grand Don't Come for Free' twice, and yet the amount of work I accomplished seem to far exceed what I usually get down in such a short time period. RECIPE: 85 to 80 percent AC/DC or other high CBD strain. 5 to 15 percent Frankenberry Adjust to personal preference. PS. The Streets sophomore release is a truly deeply affecting, emotional experience. It includes the song 'Dry Your Eyes, mate' featuring Chris Martin from Coldplay.