![]() ![]() There’s always room for another mini-dose once you feel the effects of the first one. But, if you are a novice or have experienced low tolerance, you should divide that 10mg into mini-doses. Those labels will show a “standard dose” of 10mg. Good, clear, and informative labeling will help users control their consumption and self-discipline. The industry is not quite there yet, but legalization is pressing manufacturers to develop standardized testing and labeling. A modest dose for beginners might be 1-2.5mg of THC (plus CBD).ģ. Follow the directions. So, empty stomach or alcohol-flooded, you should try a smaller dose or piece. ![]() An empty stomach means your edible may kick in more swiftly, and if this is the case, maybe think about starting with half a dose. The alcohol will increase the THC concentration significantly.īefore you dose, consider how much you’ve eaten and what you’ve had to drink. Trying an edible for dessert after a beer or wine loaded dinner will complicate the digestion. Fatty foods will slow the process and an empty stomach will accelerate it.Ī bigger concern is how much alcohol you have in your system. You must consider what else you have eaten. The cannabis edibles are not likely alone in your digestive process. The payoff is that the effect last longer.Ģ. Consider your diet. Your body fat and personal metabolic rate run the show, so until you have some experience, you want to take a piece and wait for it to deliver before you think of a second treat. It could take 30 minutes to two hours for cannabis edibles to kick in, so you must plan on the process. You can easily overdose on edibles if you lack the discipline. The fact is that you will suffer from taking too much too soon. ![]() A guide for beginners:ġ. Patience! Patience! When cannabis edibles are tasty, it’s tempting to have more than just one, especially when they are little gummy bears or berries. So, your first dosing challenge is to understand that cannabis edibles take longer to deliver their effects. What you should notice, it that the digestion/liver process takes more time than the lung process. Researchers believe but have not proven that this metabolite crosses the body-brain barrier quickly. The intestinal lining absorbs the THC and sends it to the liver for processing THC into 11-Hydroxy-THC, a high potency THC. The digestive system breaks it down into carbs and sugars as well as the THC. In your stomach, the cannabis processes like anything else in the stomach. As it leaches from the lungs into the bloodstream, it reaches the brain and Endocannabinoid System almost immediately.īut, when you digest cannabis edibles, it goes to your stomach, not your lungs. Smoked cannabis is processed through the lungs. When you cook cannabis, you make the same thing happen. When you smoke, the burning process triggers the decarboxylation. The THCA in cannabis needs to go through decarboxylation before it becomes THC, the cannabinoid with psychoactive effects. Once you understand how your systems process cannabis edibles, you can appreciate the importance of getting the dosage right. There’s really only one thing you need to know about edibles. ![]()
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