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The Cannigma
MAY 17, 2022
A 2002 study found that smoking cannabis increased blood flow in the frontal lobe, an area that’s thought to play an important role in abstract thought, creative thinking and sensory processing. Type I cannabis’ high concentration of THC can increase anxiety or drowsiness in some people, which isn’t conducive for artistic creation.
The Cannigma
AUGUST 14, 2022
A flow state is when all of your attention is concentrated on the task at hand, to the point that the world outside flows away. A 2002 study found that cannabis increases blood flow to the frontal lobe of the brain. Being focused is not the same thing as being in a flow state. Focus is like a spotlight you shine on a task.
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Greencamp
AUGUST 25, 2018
If oils and vaping are out, then consider edibles. How to Make the Best Cannabutter for Edibles – Fast & Simple. However, keep in mind that because of the digestion process, edibles need more time to kick in compared to smoking. You should gradually increase the dosage until you feel the desired effects. Afghan Kush.
Cannabis Law Report
JUNE 24, 2021
In actual fact in their executive summary all they seem to do with regard to cannabis is concentrate on the negatives and working from the assumption that cannabis is a “drug” that must be “combated” Writing … POSSIBLE RESPONSES. According to the Report, the percentage of ?9-THC
Greencamp
DECEMBER 25, 2018
As reported by Health Canada , short-term memory loss—including “impaired ability to remember, concentrate, pay attention and react quickly—have been shown to be some of the effects of cannabis use. This lasts for about two hours after consuming pot, and there aren’t any long term consequences, as one research from 2002 confirmed. (
Cannabis Law Report
JULY 12, 2019
The most common side effects reported were somnolence (25%), decreased appetite (19%) diarrhea, (19%) Fatigue, (13%) Elevated liver enzymes, (7%) Convulsion, (11%) Increased appetite, (9%) Status epilepticus, (8%) Lethargy, (7%) Weight increased, (7%) Weight decreased, (6%) Drug concentration increased, (6%). 2002 Jun;42(8):993-1007.
The Cannigma
DECEMBER 12, 2022
Once consumed, ibogaine is metabolized to noribogaine, which is also a pharmacologically active compound – similar to what happens when you consume edibles and THC is converted in the body to the active metabolite 11-hydroxy-THC. It only began to become illegal in 2002, starting with Australia. A typical dose is 150-500 mcg.
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