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RE: Marijuana Risks and Adverse Effects: The real story
... you clearly havn't read through the lines so i'll say it. Of course I've smoked before. Of course I have first hand knowledge on this issue. Of course it's effective against migraines and nervepain. "regular" strains generally contain alot of cbd also. Yes, most people will see a benefit. Some people though will see decreasing returns and eventual worsening of symptoms from chronic thc use. Consider yourself lucky this not to be the case with you. That your likely still producing endocannabinoids which recover your cb1 receptor density.
Well, I am sorry for not reading your mind. Maybe you should just say what you mean. :)
Where did you get this "THC is dangerous if you smoke too much of it?" - thing ? I would say most people have no problems from chronic use of THC, because there is always CBD in strains. There might be 100% THC- oil available in some countries but still it takes a huge amount of money to afford smoking on a daily basis. In most countries (like here) there are no oil-smoking culture and and it is nearly impossible to get that in your hands.
Things might be different in there, if you can get 100% THC-oil for reasonable price but I highly doubt that.
You can always use too much of something and it gets dangerous, even water.
Even consistant use of sativa's with primarily thc can eventually lead to a lowered cb1 receptor density which is what causes the lack of memory recall, anxiety, increased pain, etc. Can take a week to recover in those who are healthy and in those who are not cb1 receptor density would only have a chance to recover with cbd use.
Some people like indica, some sativa, some hybrids and some likes all of them. I personally don't think it is wise to smoke only strong sativas daily because not everyone can handle high THC%, it is too psychoactive.
Each strain has its own profile of terpenes and cannabinoids besides just thc and cbd too. pinene, myrcene, linalool, limonene, etc. CBD, CBV, etc. http://thcdesign.com/depth-look-primary-terpenes-found-cannabis/
Yes, I am well aware of terpenes and cannabinoids :) Cannabis is very complex plant and still has many mysteries !
Wait so now he has tried it after saying he didn't ? Dude I can't figure this writer out. I need to look up how to read minds article on n here