Aaron Boster

What he found was if he uses cannabis before he rides, it still burns.

He just doesn't care.

And I said, wait a second.

So you mean it makes the pain better?

He said, absolutely not.

It does not make the pain better.

I just don't care about the pain.

Now, cannabis does not help with cognition.

It does not help with fatigue.

In my experience, it does not help with bladder.

It does not help with balance.

And like any chemical, there's a side effect profile that you don't want to ignore.

But I have found that it's a really great tool for a lot of patients for a lot of different things.

So what I tell people is you need three things to start.

The most important thing is a notebook and a pen because the way that your body responds is gonna be different than your neighbor or your twin or someone else with MS.

The second thing is I typically ask people to pick up two of three things.

a tin of gummies, which is an edible.

And here in the great state of Ohio, they're all 10 milligram gummies.

That's the way they come.

And then either a vape pen or a tincture.