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It's interesting that when it comes to cannabis they often do the opposite - that is they give subjects synthetic THC rather than the whole spectrum extract. TH
by varispeed 4y ago
It's interesting that when it comes to cannabis they often do the opposite - that is they give subjects synthetic THC rather than the whole spectrum extract.
THC isolate is quite nasty - but the same amount of THC combined with CBD and other cannabinoids can work wonders.
I think there may be that if they isolated psilocybin, they could have missed other compounds that play a part in causing desired effects. Obviously this is a different substance than cannabinoids, but I think when it comes to plants it makes more sense to test it exactly how subjects use it rather than use synthetics.
edit: I hope I didn't cause offence to any mushroom - of course they are not plants, but I hope you get my point.