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Which of course has nothing to do with what unionised said.
BTW if anyone knows, are heavy insoluble "nontoxic" oils still nontoxic when injected IV in such amounts?
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Quote: Originally posted by S.C. Wack  | Which of course has nothing to do with what unionised said.
BTW if anyone knows, are heavy insoluble "nontoxic" oils still nontoxic when injected IV in such amounts?
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Do they not use glycols or such to solvate them?
I heard drug users used glycols for cannabinoid injections(not the classical ones like THC, but the similarly insoluble aminoalkylindoles).
But then again, animal tests are not designed for comfort.
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| Quote: Originally posted by macckone | | You clearly did not read that link thoroughly. The monkey study determined an ld50 of something a little over 210mg/kg and it was 9 days not 90
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Well, one of us didn't read it...
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Cannabinoids were administered after solubilization in sesame oil for the oral route or as an aqueous emulsion for the iv route. The drug
formulations used presently were developed for previous investigations and the vehicles and physical characteristics of the aqueous emulsion were
shown not to contribute to toxic manifestations (Rosenkrantz et al., 1972). Aqueous formulations were prepared from a stock solution of cannabinoid in
sesame oil (300-400 mg/ml): 5-7 ml of stock solution were sonicated with 0.5 ml Polysorbate 80 and 42-44 ml isotonic saline for 30-60 sec; final
concentrations of ingredients were approximately 4% cannabinoid, 10% sesame oil, 1% Polysorbate 80, and 85% isotonic saline. Control emulsion
contained no cannabinoid. Aqueous drug formulations were injected into the saphenous vein at a rate of 2 ml/min using a disposable syringe. For
intragastric administration, appropriate volumes of stock solutions were introduced via a French catheter which was rinsed with 3 ml of sesame oil
after delivery of drug.
I wouldn't think that solubilization in anything would last long IV. It's hard to believe that such an insoluble substance wouldn't cause problems.
BTW sesame oil is polyunsaturated and has a lot of fatty acid in it.
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"as aqueous emulsion", uhm, that sounds similar to these depot injections they use for some pharmaceuticals, like antipsychotics for inmates and such.
Wouldn't the CBD, THC or whatever form a similar depot to those hardly soluble salts?
I mean, those are insoluble oils.
In case of these depot injections, designed to act weeks or even longer(no idea), the substance is at least somewhat soluble in the body fluids and
will be gone after some time.
But in case of an insoluble substance... wouldn't the body just try to encapsulate it?
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| Quote: Originally posted by karlos³ | "as aqueous emulsion", uhm, that sounds similar to these depot injections they use for some pharmaceuticals, like antipsychotics for inmates and such.
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No it doesn't because
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Cannabinoids were administered after solubilization in sesame oil for the oral route or as an aqueous emulsion for the iv route.
[Edited on 17-10-2021 by S.C. Wack] |
Depot injections are given IM not IV
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Alright, but it doesn't it clog up the venes similarly?
In those huge doses?
I know how strongly people can react on the soy oil emulsion in which propofol is given usually, and those are tiny amounts in comparison.
Its likely not the fault of the soy oil in special, I am sure sesame oil causes the same issues when injected as emulsion.
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It's largely beside the point what reaction the vehicle produces.
"final concentrations of ingredients were approximately 4% cannabinoid, 10% sesame oil, 1% Polysorbate 80, and 85% isotonic saline. Control emulsion
contained no cannabinoid."
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The injection controls did not die. The IV cannabinoids died only at higher concentrations, hence the LD50 of over 210mg/kg.
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It's interesting to see what else is in that ballpark (from wiki's page about LD 50) , though it's important to realise that most things are much more
toxic if given IV than orally.
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Yay, oral uranium is half as deadly as intravenous CBD!
I guess I'll stop having a breakfast fix of CBD and switch over to sprinkling uranium on my breakfast cereals 
Ok well, given the recent price for CBD, this might be a cost issue, but taking oral uranium definitely looks better than pushing that viscous oil
into my veins three times a day 
I'll have to check and compare first...
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non-water soluble compounds tend to be more toxic as an IV because they are less readily absorbed via the gut.
The high end chemo drugs are usually given as IV.
Some stuff like xeloda is given in pill form but converts to the active form in the liver. Which was good for my treatment because stage 4 with liver
involvement. However, it did liver damage and I am still dealing with that years later.
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i would disagree that less soluble compounds are more toxic- reference mercury, or even barium
i think theres definitely better means as heading to a hospital with cancer, im quite well un-educated on cancer, but ive heard many people who were
well deep in it, even some university graduates who had the best of intentions that had to completely ditch it as a part of their life as they could
see that they were simply keeping effective treatments away from the public with some bizarre monetary excuse
the best and most simple insights he gave was that zinc is very great against cancer, having low bodyfat- and even high muscle % will essentially make
you incapable of getting cancer (most TYPES of cancer i assume) maybe unless you sip CCl4 as a hobby
ive heard also much critique on how they handle cancers, that they end up poking holes in cancer where they release all the toxins into peoples bodies
it is sad times and if you wanna live a healthy life, youre gonna have to first of all have a very calm mind as you will see many items around you are
almost;.. weaponized.
they banned phthalate as additive, and right away they decided to make a polymer out of phthalate
i could go on, but it would just end up as a controversy bingo
as for CBD i can vouch for it- not in terms of cancer, but as pain relief with no seemingly CNS depressant activity, ive used it plentily for many
different things others than just managing pain- its clear to me why CBD is controversial. because it works! quite unbelievably some times it would
absolve the pain within mere seconds, and i have had others try it out for themselves too just to convince myself that it wasnt imagination.
this would also explain why non-psychoactive cannabis plants are entirely banned, its got nothing to do with better be safe than sorry, they simply
want to keep this plant out of the publics hands as practically all these plants produce CBD
back in time animals were fed with different food and they ended up having CBD in their bodies
so the eggs, the milk, the meat- would end up having CBD in it, so you would quite oftenly end up with some very small dose of CBD on your plate
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Feel free to self-administer mercury and barium sulfate IV then
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