Harle-Tsu reviews

I vape Harle -Tsu. This strain provides anxiety relief with no high,just a comfortable uplifting feeling with no paranoia or buzz. If you are looking for an overall feeling of calm and wellbeing try Harle -Tsu

Im new to medical and I hadn't smoked in some 15 years. I do HVAC and was working in an attic one day. I stepped on a stud that wasn't nailed in properly, sending me through the ceiling. I destroyed my neck, back, and hips. I also have chronic sciatica. Nearly 3 years, months (and months) of PT, I can't even tell you how many injections/nerve blocks/epidurals, two surgeries (and counting) later, and I'm still in severe pain 24/7. I've been on opiates for 2.5 years, though I've been tapering for several weeks and should be off within a couple of weeks. ANYWAY... This strain has been a godsend. I don't have much tolerance and most of the stuff at the dispensary is high THC/almost no CBD. It's a bit too much lol. I do get a little buzz, though it's quite uplifting, but the pain relief is rather lovely. I highly recommend for those of us wanting pain relief without being too stoned. I've been smoking this and also making cannabutter with it.

Great pain relief. Easy to use during the day and still stay focused. Little to no head high.

I have bipolar disorder and this strain is amazing. Instantly calms aggitation, racing thoughts, normalizes my sleep, and keeps bouts of depression at bay, seriously i never get depression using this stuff daily and this is coming from someone who has had depression so bad I could not leave the house at times and had to drop out of school for a semester. It makes you feel mildly high in a very nice way but CLEAR headed and able to focus and function very well. I buy it in concentrate form for vaping and only need one or two hits to feel NORMAL and healthy and sane. Highly recommend for psych issues. ✌

Third Time is the Charm Newly into Medical Marijuana (smoker in high-school and afterwards, decades ago; frequent recreational use). Using it "officially medicinally" is new to me. Have used The Wife, Honey Boo Boo and this is my 3rd try. Third time is the Charm. I honestly feel I don't need to look any further, but I will just because I want to know my options. This is a working weed, easily able to perform my tasks that require me to be on point. Mine is a desk job; heavy computer, heavy communication skills written and oral and am very clear headed. There is no buzz, but there is noticeable improvement to the various pains I feel 24/7. The tinnitus unfortunately hasn't improved any noticeable amount but it could with more inhalations this is the maiden voyage use and review. I can say I feel this is a really good choice for someone looking to knock back / eliminate their pain and keep a clear head. It may not remove it totally, but it does take the edge off. I am just basically coming out of Chemotherapy Hibernation / Couchlock - bedlock to be precise. I worked this deskjob through Chemo but in the evening I went straight home to bed. My body has done so much and also done so very little for 8 months - that just getting into the swing of my former "normal" daily living has been extremely difficult and painful. Hopefully Harle-Tsu along with The Wife will aid and assist. Honey Boo Boo helped but she hung around a bit too creepily for me (paranoia). Out with Boo in with Tsu!

As a person with BPD,some strains tend to amplify my paranoia,but not this one.It helps me manage my wild emotions and keep me calm

Relaxing medical strain in Maryland that mixes well with all of it higher THCa friends. This one is quite relaxing, though it may actually keep some new users up in the evening or at night. Either way this is highly recommended for medical users.

Did not enjoy this strain, I am sensitive to THC and I would assume to a more advanced user this could be used during the day with little to no sedative qualities. It was head heavy for me even to the point of a headache. I simultaneously wanted to clean my apartment and nap all the the same time. So it seemed that I was being pulled in different directions. Not very helpful for my PTSD but I can see in more active individuals with higher tolerance that it may be of some use.