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CBD Gummies and Tramadol interactions.

I bought CBD Gummies and I also take Tramadol 50 mg. It almost killed me. Anyone else done this?

  1. Hi CM440a95, and welcome! I see you are a new member here, having joined yesterday in the evening. We are glad to see you are already engaging with the community through this, your first post.
    I am so sorry to hear this happened to you. How did you manage this 'near death' episode? Is there anything further you are able to share with the community at this time?
    How are you feeling nowadays?
    Leon (site moderator COPD.net)

    1. I contacted the suppliers and they told me they could not control chemical's in my body.

      1. No, and I won't. There is no such thing as perfect, and I for one understand that CBD can be harmful.

      2. Hi again, CM440a95, and thanks for responding to my question. From my own professional perspective, I agree with your decision not to use these again. To have endured a 'near death' event from this product would keep me from using them, too.
        Warm regards,
        Leon (site moderator COPD.net)

    2. It took a couple weeks to get feeling better, like my episode with Covid-19.

      1. Hi @CommunityMember440a95, thanks for sharing. I am glad you are finally on the mend. Jill, COPD.net, team member

    3. I've been losing weight for the
      Last 4 years or so. I'm making a protein shake almost every morning and try snacking on nuts, peanut butter sandwiches, ice cream, oils added to meals and shakes (coconut, extra virgin olive oil, canola oil). Problem is that i fill up quickly and am still not gaining. Gastro doctors blame this on my copd and lung expansion putting pressure on my stomach/diaphragm. I also have a hiatal hernia that is judged to not be a factor.
      Any insight from fellow members, please?

      1. Hi . Unfortunately, that is a common problem for people with COPD. Here is an article about COPD and nutrition that might interest you: https://copd.net/spotlight/weight-gain. The author suggests that people who have a poor appetite or get full quickly try eating five or six small meals a day instead. Is that something you do already? Warm wishes. - Lori (Team Member)

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