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This is an anecdotal and slightly off topic response to your note on cannabis tolerance. I am a frequent cannabis user and have been for a long time. While I no
by supertofu 5y ago
This is an anecdotal and slightly off topic response to your note on cannabis tolerance. I am a frequent cannabis user and have been for a long time. While I no longer use psychoactive cannabis regularly (not in a fully legal state anymore) but I do use CBD, which purports to be non-psychoactive and, by law, has THC delta-9 levels of below 0.3%.
What I find fascinating is that CBD absolutely has a psychoactive effect on me. I suspect that this is because of my prolific use of typical cannabis. The components of CBD must tickle the same pathways that are so accustomed to psychoactive cannabis.
The result is that I often get reasonably high from CBD hemp and CBD tinctures.
A high tolerance for cannabis seems to create a stronger response to CBD, at least in my case!
- colechristensen 5y agoI think the opposite is what is happening, the regulated CBD products aren't regulated in a way that keeps them free of psychoactive components and nobody noticed yet or aren't too excited to try to change it, legalization being on the menu all over the place.
- aaaaaaaaata 5y agoCBN, CBG, and terpenes, are all responsible for medical and recreational things that regulators don't have a single clue on, and medical folks are only beginning to.
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