FECO Oil

WHAT IS FECO

FECO stands for full extract cannabis oils, often known as Feco Oil. These are the refined essential oils obtained from cannabis plants. In contrast to the majority of other methods of obtaining cannabis oil, full-extract cannabis oil is produced from genuine cannabis flowers or buds. The leaves may also be employed in the extraction procedure, depending on the producer and the product. Full Extract Cannabis Oil is sufficient and may be ingested orally. There are several uses for it, hence there is a strong demand for it. Feco oil can be smoked or added to food during cooking.

FECO  are used by cancer, HIV/AIDS, and wasting syndrome patients who need higher potent THC. If you’re unclear if FECO or RSO is correct for you, phone (866-457-5559) and ask to speak with your referring doctor. Wellspring Fields produces RSO while Cure Ohio produces FECO (“Cokoh”).

Exactly how does Full Extract Cannabis Oil appear?

As a rule, FECO is thicker and darker than other cannabis extracts. It comes in the form of a thick, tar-like substance that can be combined with a carrier oil, like MCT or olive oil, to create a tincture.

How should Full Extract Cannabis Oil be consumed?

FECO is typically prescribed by doctors as a tincture. A dropper is used to administer this oil under the tongue.

You can quickly and more effectively absorb the oil by placing it under your tongue. As a result, the effects hit you harder and faster.

What is the process of fully Extract Cannabis Oil?

The cannabinoid spectrum is fully represented in FECO products. These substances work in concert with one another when present.

As a result, FECO is more potent than cannabis oil which only contains isolated CBD or THC. The “entourage effect” refers to this synergy, which is thought to give patients more relief.

The Entourage Effect

According to the entourage effect, every component of the cannabis plant works in concert with one another. As a result, cannabis oil that contains the entire spectrum of plant-derived compounds has a greater therapeutic benefit.

Dr. Ethan Russo published a significant study in the British Journal of Pharmacology that demonstrated that the entourage effect was superior to CBD or THC alone in terms of patient outcomes.

FECO is a very effective medicinal CBD medication because of this.

What dosage of Full Extract Cannabis Oil is recommended?

Before taking any prescription medication, including Full Extract Cannabis Oil, always seek medical advice. Patients may only need a little amount of THC or CBD isolate oil since FECO is so powerful.

A dosage the size of a rice grain may be sufficient for some people to last all day. Your dosage may have a variety of impacts.

For instance, the TGA states that modest doses of CBD—around 15 mg—are likely to energize you, but large doses—over 150 mg—are likely to exhaust you.

FECO should be used with caution.

A doctor’s general recommendation is to “start low and go slow.” To find the appropriate dosage for you, start with a small dose and gradually increase it over the course of a few days or weeks.

Full Extract Cannabis Oil treats what conditions?

FECO may provide a range of benefits to its users.  Currently, doctors prescribe FECO for:

• Pain relief
• Reducing anxiety
• Reducing depression
• Easing of cancer-related symptoms
• Reduction of acne
• Neuro-protection
• Heart health

Is FECO the same as RSO?

Full Extract Cannabis Oil (FECO) is often confused with Rick Simpson Oil (RSO) as both are full spectrum cannabis extracts. 

RSO is produced in a similar way to FECO.  It also has a similar look and benefits.  However, the difference between the two lies in the solvent used to extract the compounds found in the plant. 

RSO uses isopropyl alcohol as a solvent, while FECO uses food-grade alcohol as a solvent.

Because FECO uses a food-grade alcohol solvent, many consider it safer to consume or apply to the skin.