Cannabis plants contain many cannabinoids, including THC, which has many therapeutic effects. THC may provide relaxation, euphoria and pain relief while simultaneously relieving anxiety, depression and insomnia, improving sleep quality. Consumption of THC-infused beverages provides greater control than smoking or vaping for dosage control – though keep in mind that THC infused drinks may contain…
As legalization expands, THC-infused products have become more readily available – from tasty edible treats like brownies, cookies and granola to beverages – though it should be noted that inhaling THC differs significantly from smoking or vaping; not only is the timeframe longer for its effects to reach your brain via digestion (between 30 minutes…
Cannabis can be used in many delicious culinary creations, from sweet to savory. Butter is often the main component in cannabis-infused dishes due to its versatility; cannabis oil can also be added for infusion purposes. When creating cannabis recipes, decarboxylation of buds – heating them to activate cannabinoids – must first occur; this process can…
Cannabis recipes are the process by which plants are turned into edible products that can be enjoyed recreationally or medically. There are various ways of making cannabis edibles, the most common being using tinctures made by soaking marijuana leaves in alcohol, oil or glycerin and then mixing this liquid into other recipes containing cannabis. While…