Sour Crawler 600MG

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You can also eat and/or drink cannabis. Cannabis is processed in cookies, cake, pie, GUMMIES, ice creams, milkshakes you name it. In general, the word Edible(s) is used for edible or drinkable cannabis products. But why exactly would you use this plant in food instead of smoking it?

Eating/drinking cannabis is healthier than smoking

It is healthier to consume cannabis through an edible than to smoke it. All types of smoke are full of harmful substances. Also the smoke of cannabis. Think of tar, carbon monoxide, etc. Even if you do not use tobacco and do not ingest nicotine, smoke remains harmful. When you eat cannabis, you do not suffer from these toxins in your lungs. This makes eating or drinking edibles a lot healthier than smoking cannabis.

Digestion works slower than the respiratory system

Where you almost immediately notice something about the cannabis when you smoke it, when you take an edible it takes half an hour to two hours before you feel anything. This has to do with the way cannabis enters the body. When you smoke a joint, the active substances go through the lungs to your blood. The airways work very fast. We can't go very long without oxygen. As a result, the absorption of the active substances in the cannabis smoke is also fast and you will feel it within a few minutes. With edibles, the active substances must be absorbed through your digestive system. Digestion works much slower than the respiratory system. We can, in proportion, quite a while without food and / or drink. The absorption of the active substances by eating it takes longer, but the effect is also longer. In addition, the active substances are sent from the stomach to the liver, which converts these substances into a more powerful form. This also keeps you feeling the high longer and stronger.

Finding the right dose

If you're new to edibles, it may be difficult to determine which dose of cannabis is best for you. Everyone reacts differently to every form of cannabis consumption and therefore also differently to edibles. In addition, there is a long time between taking edibles and feeling the effect noticeable. Therefore, always start with a small amount! If you don't feel anything after about an hour, you can increase the dose slightly by taking a little more. What also plays a role is whether you ate something beforehand or whether you consume the edible on an empty stomach.

As a rule of thumb: Take it easy! You can always take more!

Ate too much, now what?

If you take too much of an edible now, there is a small chance that you will get a "bad trip". You can counteract these too intense effects by eating and/or drinking sweets. It is therefore important that you feel as comfortable as possible. Sit or lie comfortably, relax, and focus on deep and controlled breathing. Make sure you get plenty of fresh air and, above all, don't forget that you'll be sober in a few hours and that everything will be fine. Taking some CBD, that other well-known active ingredient extracted from cannabis, can also help. CBD counteracts the psychoactive effects of THC. If you have a bottle of CBD oil at home, it is useful to keep it at hand. If you notice that you have a too strong reaction to your edible, you can take a few drops of CDB oil so that you get a balanced effect again.