More and more states across America are continuing to legalize marijuana. Currently, one of the biggest issues regarding legal marijuana is the dosage of edibles — food infused with the psychoactive components of marijuana.
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The different ways that marijuana can be consumed
Marijuana is one of the most misunderstood drugs in the world. There are many myths and misconceptions about its effects, both positive and negative. In this video, we will explore the truth about marijuana, dispelling the myths and providing you with the facts.
We will start by looking at the history of marijuana use. Marijuana has been used for centuries for its medicinal and recreational properties. It was first prohibited in the United States in 1937, but there has been a growing movement to legalize marijuana in recent years.
Next, we will discuss the effects of marijuana. Marijuana can have a variety of effects on the body and mind, depending on the person’s individual physiology and the amount of marijuana that is consumed. The most common effects include relaxation, euphoria, and increased appetite. Marijuana can also impair coordination and judgment. In some people, marijuana can trigger anxiety or paranoia.
We will also talk about the risks and benefits of marijuana use. Marijuana use is associated with a number of risks, including impaired driving, respiratory problems, and mental health problems. However, marijuana is also being studied for its potential medical benefits, such as treating chronic pain, nausea, and vomiting.
Finally, we will discuss the legal status of marijuana. The legal status of marijuana varies from country to country and state to state. In the United States, marijuana is still illegal under federal law, but it is legal for recreational use in 18 states and the District of Columbia.
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These are not your average weed brownies – these are infused *Cosmic Brownies* with about 60mg each. Let me know what you think!
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__ mg THC per brownie x __ number of brownies = total mgs THC needed for recipe
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(example: 480 mgs THC / .20 (20% THC) = 2400 mgs of weed)
mgs of weed / 1000 = grams of weed needed
(example: 2400 mgs / 1000 = 2.4 grams of weed)
Next week, growing weed in your home has the green light. You can have up to eight plants thanks to the new law legalizing recreational marijuana. But to get started, you need weed seeds.
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Smoking a joint seems to be the most popular way of using marijuana.
Weed-infused cookies, brownies, and candies — called edibles — have also gained some popularity among recreational users. There’s even a prescription medication that contains THC, called dronabinol, and is sold as Marinol in the U.S.
But Dr. Sanjay Gupta, a leading neurosurgeon and chief medical correspondent for CNN, says that, medically speaking, these are not the optimal ways to consume cannabis.
Dr. Gupta recently released a documentary, “WEED,” exploring the benefits of medical marijuana and its general effects on our brains and bodies.
Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of the different ways of consuming marijuana.
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Research scientist Ziva Cooper explained, “Whether it’s smoked, vaporized, [ingested] orall, the experience rests on who the person is, what that person’s experience is with cannabis beforehand — perhaps their genetic makeup, maybe their gender. But it also heavily depends on what they’re taking in.”
All cannabis consists of cannabinoids and terpenes, which work together to alter the way you feel. The compounds include THC, which is psychoactive, as well as therapeutic, and CBD, which has therapeutic effects.
Cooper claims that if an individual hasn’t tried weed ever or that frequently, they’re more likely to experience its adverse effects. That or whatever they’re ingesting is strong, or has a higher amount of THC.
The woman body naturally produces endocannabinoids, which are similar to the compounds found in cannabis. Some people have low levels of endocannabinoids due to excess stress and trauma. But research shows that weed can replace these endocannabinoids and treat PTSD and mood disorders.
When cannabis enters the brain, it affects the amygdala, which control bodily responses like fear and stress. If you’re feeling anxiety, stress or hallucinations, that means that you’re too high and that too much THC has entered your system.
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As national attitudes and laws around cannabis use have evolved, so have the commercially grown strains of the plant. Some marijuana varieties today contain levels of THC, the drug’s psychoactive compound, as high as 50 percent, compared to around 5 percent a generation ago. But as science correspondent Miles O’Brien reports, the effects of cannabis on the human brain are still relatively unknown.
Cultivating cannabis plants from seeds is an exciting journey for many enthusiasts. However, not all cannabis seeds are created equal and determining their viability is crucial for a successful growing experience. Failing at germination might not entirely be your fault and in this video, we demonstrate what types of seeds are viable and what types are not.
A visual examination is the first step in determining the potential viability of a cannabis seed. Look for seeds that have a dark, healthy coloration, as pale or light-colored seeds may indicate immaturity or poor health. Viable seeds often exhibit a mottled appearance, with a sturdy outer shell that is smooth, shiny and intact.
Size and Shape:
Another important characteristic to assess is the size and shape of the seed. Larger seeds generally have a higher chance of viability compared to smaller ones. Additionally, viable cannabis seeds are usually teardrop-shaped or slightly oval, indicating healthy development.
Hardness Test:
The next step involves performing a hardness test to evaluate the seed’s integrity. Gently squeeze the seed between your fingers. If it feels firm and does not crack or crumble under pressure, it is likely viable. Conversely, a soft or brittle seed may indicate poor viability or age.
Float Test:
The float test is a simple yet effective method to determine if a cannabis seed can germinate. Fill a glass with water and carefully drop the seed into it. Viable seeds will sink to the bottom, while non-viable ones will float or remain suspended in the water. Floating seeds are typically empty or have not developed enough to be viable.
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THC is the main psychoactive component of cannabis. In this video, I discuss the effects of THC on the nervous system.
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THC is the main psychoactive component of cannabis, and one of a class of compounds known as cannabinoids. Cannabis tends to be relatively low in THC compared to its levels of a THC precursor, THCA. Heating the cannabis plant, however, causes the conversion of THCA to THC, which is part of the basis for heating or burning the plant for use. The effects of cannabis may vary depending on the variety of cannabis plant and its associated levels of THC and other cannabinoids, but common effects of THC include: euphoria, sedation, stimulation of appetite, impaired cognitive function, analgesia, and anxiety.
THC is thought to exert most of its effects by binding to receptors called cannabinoid receptors. There are two known cannabinoid receptors, CB1 and CB2–both of which are g-protein coupled receptors. CB1 receptors are found throughout the nervous system, while CB2 receptors are primarily found on immune cells. THC acts as a partial agonist at cannabinoid receptors, meaning it binds to these receptors and generates a response that’s a fraction of what other substances that bind to the receptors can generate. THC interacts with a number of other targets as well, but it’s thought that its main psychoactive effects are mediated through its action at CB1 receptors.
Activation of CB1 receptors is thought to lead to the modulation of the release of various neurotransmitters. It’s not fully understood how this translates into the characteristic effects of THC, but the activation of CB1 receptors in different areas of the nervous system may partially explain the effects of the drug. CB1 receptors in areas like the cortex and hippocampus, for example, may be involved in the perceptual and cognitive effects of THC, CB1 receptors in areas like the basal ganglia and cerebellum may be associated with sedation and effects on movement, and CB1 receptors in areas like the spinal cord and brainstem may be linked to analgesic effects.
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In this episode of “From Seed to Stoned” I’ll be showing you how to make a potent, cannabis infused, MCT oil from home. Not only will I show the entire infusion process from start to finish, but I’ll also show two separate ways of making canna oil, one being a more traditional method using common household kitchenware, and the other using the Levo 2 Oil Infuser. At the end of the video, I’ll talk about the final results, and go over the pros and cons to either method.
There are a few benefits to the mason jar method over decarboxylating on a baking sheet in the oven. For starters, decarbing in a mason jar significantly minimizes strong cannabis odors. Another benefit concerns the terpenes that evaporate in the process; they will stick to the glass of the jar and if you use the same jar for your infusion, you can preserve them. Finally, there is no direct contact with the air in the oven, and it is less likely that you will burn any of your cannabis during the heating process.
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The recent legalization of recreational cannabis use in several states has opened the door for weed-infused private dining experiences. Chef Miguel Trinidad joined CBS News to talk about his New York City eatery where marijuana is on the menu.
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