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The essential resource for painsomniacs pondering whether - and how - to use pot.Until his mid-40s, the only leafy plant material that health journalist David Sharp consumed recreationally was Earl Grey tea. Then chronic pain and insomnia struck. Desperate for relief, he nibbled a brownie made with a special ingredient. No, not walnuts - weed. Sharp's pain soon melted away, and he slept that night like a hibernating bear. Thus began Sharp's 15-year quest to unlock the secrets of cannabis, the world's most coveted and controversial flower. His goal: to nip chronic pain and insomnia in the bud. In Cannabis Lullaby, he recounts his successes and misadventures while exploring cannabis's benefits, drawbacks, and quirks. Holding nothing back, Sharp discloses his agonizing struggle with painsomnia and the marijuana-related approaches that relieved it. Scrupulously researched, Cannabis Lullaby abounds with real-world strategies and straight-from-the-lab insights drawn from 1,000 studies. You'll love how Cannabis Lullaby demystifies: - Marijuana's impact on painsomnia - Which pot strains work best - Why different strains affect people differently - How Sharp shops for cannabis - Who shouldn't use pot - and why - How he determines the right dose A lively, irreverent read, Cannabis Lullaby is a clarifying express lane and essential resource for anybody with sleep-sabotaging chronic pain who's curious about cannabis.

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If you can't sleep due to chronic pain, this is the book for you. Well worth a read if you suffer from painsomnia. -Cindy Perlin, LCSW, founder and CEO, Alternative Pain Treatment Directory

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David Sharp is an award-winning journalist and author in Portland, Oregon. He's the author of Cannabis Lullaby: A Painsomniac's Quest for a Good Night's Sleep. He's a co-host and editor of Painopolis (painopolis.com), a podcast for people with chronic pain. His career includes 10 years as a contributing editor at Health and Hippocrates magazines. He's also worked on the editorial staffs of Consumer Reports on Health and Health Digest. His articles have appeared in many national publications, including Sports Illustrated, Publishers Weekly, Redbook, Eating Well, Reader's Digest, and USA Today.

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