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Eating marijuana gives you a different kind of marijuana high. Why is it so different? When you smoke marijuana you’re converting a non-psychoactive “acid form” of THC into a psychoactive form of THC called delta-9 THC, which produces a unique set of effects. Please note, when we say “acid form,” we’re not talking about LSD acid.
When you eat marijuana, your digestive system converts the inactive form of THC to delta-11 THC, a compound that produces different effects than delta-9. But you get the combined effect of the two. If you smoke marijuana but as yet you do not consume pot edibles, here’s a summary of the differences in these two methods of marijuana intake:./.
- Smoked marijuana comes on within a few seconds or a minute or two. The noticeable high lasts for 1-3 hours; then you become “un-high.” Depending on whether your stomach is empty or not, eaten marijuana could take 30-90 minutes for you to feel the effects. Eaten medical marijuana effects last for 3-7 hours, and then you gradually descend. The burned-out, tired feeling you sometimes get when you come down from smoked marijuana is far less noticeable when you eat marijuana.
- When you eat marijuana, it produces more body-centered effects compared to smoked marijuana, and effects are more evenly distributed throughout the body.
- Eaten marijuana works better for LONG LASTING pain relief, muscle spasms, and similar conditions, but it takes longer to work than smoked marijuana and is thus not as useful for people needing immediate medical marijuana relief.
- Because you can’t feel the effects right away when you eat marijuana, it’s easier to underdose or overdose. The way to get it right when you eat marijuana is to start with a dose measured marijuana edible, eat a small amount of it on an empty stomach, wait at least an hour until it takes full effect, then decide if you want to eat more, and how much more you want to eat.
Inhaling marijuana smoke leaches the cannabinoids through the lungs and into the bloodstream for a fairly immediate effect. Ingesting cannabis starts its influence in the gastrointestinal system where the liver processes it into a the stronger 11-hydroxi-THC. So, it may take longer for you to notice the effects, but they can be stronger.
- Eating cannabis is not so harsh on the lungs. Smokers risk inhaling other toxins that can damage lungs.
- Edibles better serve those people who cannot smoke because of existing illness or just don’t like smoking as a habit.
- While the THC high hits the brain, the edible high is more sedative and relaxing, a “body” high that eases pain and suffering with a laid-back chill.
- Edibles take longer to produce a reaction, but it will last longer (3 to 7 hours). I will also feel more intense, thus, reducing the need to dose frequently.
- Marijuana medical professionals recommend edibles for patients suffering from insomnia, Crohn’s disease, irritable bowel syndrome, or some problems with the liver or digestive tract.
- For those who want or need the benefit of marijuana throughout the day without messing with their workday or focus, edibles can be consumed as discretely as candy, protein bars, or hot or cold beverage.
“Government health experts warn in a new report that the risks of consuming marijuana-infused edibles like weed brownies and other snacks mustn’t be understated following the
Novices must be careful when trying edibles. They risk overdosing by consuming too much too quickly. They consume too much for several reasons:
- The package and labeling are not clear or accurate about contents or dosing.
- Because edibles are slower to take effect, it temps users to consumer more than recommended.
- Edibles taste so good that consumers just want more.
You want to shop carefully for packaged products. You need to know the contents, including the ratio and richness of THC and CBD. New consumers should start with only 5-10 milligrams of edibles until you know your dose,. You can build on that as you get comfortable with the effects.
This is important when a single brownie or chocolate candy could contain well more than that. You should eat only portions until your body tells you what your tolerance is. The side effects include:
- Increased anxiety and paranoia is likely to pass with time, but it is a sign you are consuming too much at a time.
- Dry mouth is not unusual any more than it is with smoking, so you can fix that with hydration.
- Sleepiness and laziness may take over if you overdose, but enjoy the rest and drink some extra water.
When you prepare marijuana to make it into an edible so you can eat it, you have to know what you’re doing and know about getting the right dose from marijuana edibles.
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE OF THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF CANNABIS EDIBLES
For therapeutic effects: There is strong evidence from randomized controlled trials to support the conclusion that cannabis or cannabinoids are an effective or ineffective treatment for the health endpoint of interest.
For other health effects: There is strong evidence from randomized controlled trials to support or refute a statistical association between cannabis or cannabinoid use and the health endpoint of interest.
For this level of evidence, there are many supportive findings from good-quality studies with no credible opposing findings. A firm conclusion can be made, and the limitations to the evidence, including chance, bias, and confounding factors, can be ruled out with reasonable confidence.
23 Major Health Benefits of Cannabis
2) REVERSE THE CARCINOGENIC EFFECTS OF TOBACCO
In January 2012, there was a study that was published in the American Medical Association that found smoking marijuana did not harm lung function, and even improved lung capacity.
3) EPILEPTIC SEIZURES
Tetrahydrocannabinol, more commonly known as THC, binds to the brain cells responsible for controlling excitability and regulating relaxation resulting in the control of epileptic seizures. You can read more of these findings at the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics.
4) DRAVET’S SYNDROME
Dravet’s syndrome results in severe developmental delays and seizures. A recorded forty plus children, in Florida, are being treated with marijuana that is high in cannabidiol and low in THC. The most extreme case reported a dramatic decrease in her seizures from 300 a week to 1.
5) STOPS CANCER FROM SPREADING
Researchers at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco reported back in 2007, that CBD may stop the spread of cancer. Some researchers are even suggesting that some properties in cannabis could even kill cancer.
6) DECREASES ANXIETY
Marijuana acts as an efficient mood stabilizer, especially for patients that suffer from social or panic disorders. With the proper dose it can alleviate anxiety.
7) ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
A study lead by Kim Janda of the Scripps Research Institute suggests that marijuana may slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Amyloid plaques kill brain cells and cause Alzheimer’s. THC slows the formation of said Amyloid plaques.
8) MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
In May 2014, the Canadian Medical Association Journal published a study with results that varied, however majority of participants showed significant improvement.
9) OTHER MUSCLE SPASMS
Smoking marijuana is almost always able to alleviate spasms, if not immediately, a short time after having smoked the cannabis.
10) HEPATITIS C TREATMENT OPTIONS
A 2006 study in the European Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology found that 86% of patients using marijuana successfully completed their Hepatitis C therapy, while only 29% of non-smokers completed their treatment, possibly because the marijuana helps to lessen the treatments of said side effects.
11) INFLAMMATORY BOWEL SYNDROME (IBS)
IBS symptom alleviation from cannabis is due to the THC properties. The THC increases permeability in the intestines allowing bacteria to penetrate.
12) ARTHRITIS
Some of the main healing properties of marijuana are pain management, anti-inflammatory, and sleep aide. All of which are aliments of people who suffer from arthritis.
13) METABOLISM AND BALANCED WEIGHT
Recently the American Journal of Medicine released an article suggesting that pot smokers are, on a whole, skinner and have a healthier metabolism than the average person.
14) LUPUS
Lupus is roughly defined as when the body starts attacking itself for no reason. Marijuana has been related to having a positive effect on the body’s immune system. Some studies even go as far as to suggest that the same properties can also be related to the affects it has on pain and anti-nausea.
15) SPURS OF CREATIVITY IN THE BRAIN
Several studies have gone underway to understand the brain when under the effects of marijuana. Studies have found that people get better at coming up with new ideas and have far greater concept relevance.
16) CROHN’S DISEASE
A recent study in Israel has recently come to the conclusion that smoking marijuana significantly reduces the symptoms of Crohn’s disease.
17) PARKINSON’S DISEASE
Medical marijuana not only improves the sleep of Parkinson’s disease sufferers, but it also reduces pain and tremors significantly.
18) POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD)
THC possesses major sleep aide properties in addition to relaxation assistance. Recently, the Department of Health and Human Services had recently approved the treatment of medical marijuana to treat military veterans.
19) POST STROKE PROTECTION
Some researchers suggest, from the University of Nottingham, that cannabis can possibly reduce the affect area of the brain affected by a stroke.
20) CONCUSSION & TRAUMA BRAIN PROTECTION
Although no human testing has occurred as of yet, some evidence suggests, in mice, that marijuana can actually heal the brain after a traumatic injury and /or concussion.
21) ELIMINATE NIGHTMARES
The reason why marijuana is such a good sleep aide is because how it affects the later stages of the sleep cycle also known as REM sleep.
22) CHEMO SIDE EFFECT TREATMENT
The FDA has multiple approvals on drugs that use THC and/or CBD because there is actual validity in the healing properties of medical marijuana. It is the most common and sought after healing properties in marijuana and these same healing properties are appetite stimulation, pain treatment, decreasing of nausea, and finally sleep aide. All of which are important if not necessary to a person being treated with chemotherapy.
23) HELP DRINKERS TO CUT BACK
Alcoholism involves the disruptions of the Endocannabinoid system. Proven to be the lesser of two evils, CBD and THC helps drinkers cut back and reduces the side effects of alcohol.
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CLINICAL FEATURES OF CANNABIS INTOXICATION
During acute cannabis intoxication, the user’s sociability and sensitivity to certain stimuli (e.g., colors, music) may be enhanced, the perception of time is altered, and the appetite for sweet and fatty foods is heightened. Some users report feeling relaxed or experiencing a pleasurable “rush” or “buzz” after smoking cannabis (Agrawal et al., 2014). These subjective effects are often associated with decreased short-term memory, dry mouth, and impaired perception and motor skills. When very high blood levels of Δ9-THC are attained, the person may experience panic attacks, paranoid thoughts, and hallucinations (Li et al., 2014). Furthermore, as legalized medical and recreational cannabis availability increase nationwide, the impairment of driving abilities during acute intoxication has become a public safety issue.
In addition to Δ9-THC dosage, two main factors influence the intensity and duration of acute intoxication: individual differences in the rate of absorption and metabolism of Δ9-THC, and the loss of sensitivity to its pharmacological actions. Prolonged CB1 receptor occupation as a consequence of the sustained use of cannabis can trigger a process of desensitization, rendering subjects tolerant to the central and peripheral effects of Δ9-THC and other cannabinoid agonists (Gonzalez et al., 2005). Animals exposed repeatedly to Δ9-THC display decreased CB1 receptor levels as well as impaired coupling between CB1 and its transducing G-proteins (Gonzalez et al., 2005). Similarly, in humans, imaging studies have shown that chronic cannabis use leads to a down-regulation of CB1receptors in the cortical regions of the brain and that this effect can be reversed by abstinence (
