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Can you point to what you found that suggests as much? I have been a regular user for 10+ years and suggesting you don't need to carboxylate it before eating it
by jjulius 5y ago
Can you point to what you found that suggests as much? I have been a regular user for 10+ years and suggesting you don't need to carboxylate it before eating it in order to still feel the effect goes against a large body of conventional wisdom.
- kadoban 5y agoYeah, sure. I feel like I had a better link, more sciency, I'll edit if I find it again. But for now eg: https://maryjanesdiary.com/can-you-eat-raw-weed-get-high/ https://maryjanesdiary.com/can-you-eat-raw-weed-get-high/ My understand is that there is _some_ active THC even before heating, but it's relatively low amounts. My theory is that if your tolerance is 0 and you eat a decent amount you'd probably feel it. A typical user would never know even if they tried though because it'd be a _huge_ waste and their tolerance is non-zero. Can't say I've tried, I don't have an ~eighth to waste and I suspect it wouldn't taste very good either (though I guess you could still add it to a recipe, just without heating). Also it'd be difficult for me to rule out placebo effects.
- jimmygrapes 5y agoI suppose if you had some strong smelling leaves and threw it into something fatty like an animal carcass before applying fire, things might get wild