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Thanks for the links. I had forgotten about the Canadian experience from 15 years ago because that kind of fizzled. Nobody talks about it much. First link quotes a lot of studies but no original sources and it’s from a pro cannabis site. I’m not familiar with most of these studies and they’re...

That’s ok, my friend. Nobody uses Marinol that I know of. I mean there may be some out there, I’m just not aware of it. Marinol, is not indicated for pain, though, and I don’t think it would work. I don’t think there’s a single valid double blind peer reviewed clinical trial that shows efficacy...

Does it provide a similar sense of euphoria/relaxation? In other words, is the high the same as you remember it?

Absolutely.

Euphoria and relaxation may temporarily help with the perception of pain, but they don’t block pain receptors. Just like when you have a toothache, if you are momentarily distracted, you may not feel the pain as intensely for a few minutes. There is also something called the placebo effect. But...

That would be true of any non-addictive pain reliever. Then the only alternative is to not use a pain reliever at all? Or use something less effective like ibuprofen? Or play with pain? Or not play the player at all? I’m just throwing out hypotheticals. You bring up some valid points. Now...

Toradol is an NSAID. Like ibuprofen, in the sense that’s in the same class of drugs although it’s recommended to be used for a shorter term for other side effects unrelated to addiction. It’s not addictive in any way, shape, or form..