Cannabis Hypermesis is becoming a bigger topic as cannabis is being used more and more. New research has been done to show potential remedies. I also share other thoughts on the subject.
Another way of saying this, if you enjoy smoking or vaping THC, consider vaping a 1:1 CBD:THC flower or oil.
For chronic THC users, the feeling of getting “high” becomes more and more elusive. This is due to our down-regulating or suppressing our CB-1 or Cannabinoid-1 receptors in our brain. This is another way of saying we become “tolerant” to the effects of THC. Patients go to dabs and other concentrates, but ultimately our CB-1 receptor gets hammered and more and more oil is “needed” and certainly used.
As there are some 1:1 or 2:1 CBD:THC strains out there, such as Harlequin and Omrita, with others to come, I have been hearing from patients how they feel.
1. They generally love it and love just having a different feeling of being High
2. They become more sensitive to THC; i.e. they up-regulate their CB-1 receptors.
3. They have less pain
4. They never get that THC anxiety feeling
5. Often more mood and clarity elevation
So, start asking your dispensaries to start carrying some CBD:THC balanced oils and flowers.
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