Poisoned by neem oil?

Roger A. Shrubber

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(quote)Neem is the most effective and cheapest medicine available especially for skin problems.

like a forum where growers are allergic to peanut butter on breed ...lol
Vos, i'm not trying to bad mouth neem, i'm sure it works wonderfully for a lot of people, and i don't dispute it's effectiveness when used properly. however, some people can have an allergic reaction to it.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1600-0536.2012.02099.x
when i haven't used any neem oil...which is 99.9 % of the time, and i work in my flower room, i do get itchy, but that's all i get, and it stops when i take a shower. i've tried neem 3 times, two different products, and both times, i not only got itchy, i got a lumpy red rash as well, that took a couple of days to go away. i also find the smell very unpleasant, like rotted sesame oil, and it seems to linger for a long time to me. i can get the rash up to a week after using the neem oil if i touch the plant i used it on again. when i quit using it, the rash doesn't happen, and it doesn't smell like the dumpster behind a Chinese restaurant in my tent.....what conclusion would you come to with this evidence?
 

thumper60

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(quote)Neem is the most effective and cheapest medicine available especially for skin problems.

like a forum where growers are allergic to peanut butter on breed ...lol
I think we r taking burning it an breathing in the fumes.nasty shit I used to use it until I washed my buds one time because I had used neem 2 weeks into flower the fucking water had a oil sheen on it after. that cant be safe for anyone
 

vostok

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Vos, i'm not trying to bad mouth neem, i'm sure it works wonderfully for a lot of people, and i don't dispute it's effectiveness when used properly. however, some people can have an allergic reaction to it.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1600-0536.2012.02099.x
when i haven't used any neem oil...which is 99.9 % of the time, and i work in my flower room, i do get itchy, but that's all i get, and it stops when i take a shower. i've tried neem 3 times, two different products, and both times, i not only got itchy, i got a lumpy red rash as well, that took a couple of days to go away. i also find the smell very unpleasant, like rotted sesame oil, and it seems to linger for a long time to me. i can get the rash up to a week after using the neem oil if i touch the plant i used it on again. when i quit using it, the rash doesn't happen, and it doesn't smell like the dumpster behind a Chinese restaurant in my tent.....what conclusion would you come to with this evidence?

cleaning teeth by chewing stick

Like you I've read many claims that Neem did this and that

when in fact the OP has mild CHS

and does not ..will not admit to CHS

indeed I can imagine their are those with an allergy to Neem

and I can only imagine of that less than 5% are all middling Americans with the odd Canadian for humor

I can freely admit I can no longer eat American bread with corn, I like corn too but as I said when I took my first nibble of the hob?

its chicken food where I'm from and never crapped for 6 days, fucking had to work it out with a pencil ...l.ol

PS change Chinese restaurant ....lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabinoid_hyperemesis_syndrome
 

fragileassassin

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I came back to this post to link it and realized I never updated it.
My symptoms eventually went away after I started smoking my own and switched to a nicer dispensary. There was a time over the early spring that I wasnt able to smoke much so a switched to a place that was a bit more expensive. I have had some lasting effects (pasta fucks me up still) but overall I'm MUCH MUCH better.
When it was all said and done I had lost 60lbs on accident. I have regained around 25 of that and have maintained a healthy weight for the last 5 months or so.
 
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