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I was mostly curious about just how significant the applied body heat was when considering the decarboxylation process; as suspected, it's there but obviously nowhere up to the standards of a proper press (and re-press).

I'm talking more about decarboxylation, which is why "cure" is in quotations.

You can see it in this Rize montage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jFbol5CGOQ It's literally taking ice wax and "curing" it over the course of a handful of hours by jarring it up, storing it in the pocket of your jeans, etc. The body heat will cause the ice wax to "melt" into a grease or...

Frenchy, what are your thoughts on pocket curing (ala Matt Rize's "grease")? Thanks.