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> Hmm, seems like it's time to seriously consider extracting some THC and CBD It's great if researchers can find new treatments, but I think people get over-en
by yodsanklai 9y ago
> Hmm, seems like it's time to seriously consider extracting some THC and CBD
It's great if researchers can find new treatments, but I think people get over-enthusiastic with medical cannabis
> Anyone have some experience with this type of gear?
I would rather vaporize weed. Very simple and (likely) safe, effect is immediate and it's easier to adjust the quantity as you go.
I'm not sure about the gear but I cooked cannabis butter a few times (quite easy without special equipment). It's more difficult to control the quantity. You need to be careful to not ingest too much cannabis, because then it's too late and it can be very powerful. Conversely, if not enough, you have to wait for an hour or so to be sure. Another issue I had is that I ended up with a nice cake that I had to ration carefully as it was very psychoactive. I couldn't simply eat it whenever I felt like. Besides, the weed doesn't add a good taste (at best neutral, depending on the quantity).
I'm sure that these issues can be overcome with some experience but is it worth the trouble?
- kinleyd 9y agoThanks for the suggestions. Your psychoactive cake sounds very intriguing!
- tudorw 9y agoTake care, eaten is the only way I've ever seen anyone have a really bad experience ending in a trip to in an ambulance from the results of anxiety, although no long term physical damage was done, nonetheless this was an unpleasant experience and to be avoided if possible! If you are unfamiliar with the effects of cannabis / marijuana talk with someone who is about what to expect, if you or others you trust would classify you on the anxious end of the spectrum, the advice is doubly applied, paranoia is unpleasant enough, when coupled with the knowledge that the strength of the effect is going to get worse before it gets better can be very stressful.