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Cannabis Beginner Guide - Safety First!
CANNABIS BEGINNER GUIDE – SAFETY FIRST! July 29, 2022
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There are a lot of reasons why someone would start medicating with cannabis. Marijuana has a wide range of medicinal benefits. – easing anxiety and depression as well as improving appetites and lowering pains in the body. But, it can also be tricky for beginners to get it right the first couple of times. So, what should you pay attention to at the beginning of your canna journey? Here are 5 things to help you have a safe experience with weed if you’re a beginner: 1.Start with a small dosage One of the biggest rookie mistakes while smoking is taking too much. If you’re not sure how much to consume, something between 2-3 milligrams is a good idea. It’s always a good idea to start with a bit less, and even microdosing is a good idea. If you’re more experienced with how it affects you, you can adjust your dose and increase bit by bit until you find what works for you. 2.Foster a positive setting Many studies show that the setting is highly important when experimenting with psychedelics and weed. So, consuming marijuana in a setting that makes you feel calm and restful while having an open and relaxed state of mind is key to a positive weed experience. One thing that is true for marijuana is that it adopts the same thinking pattern you have. So, if you are naturally calm and relaxed while consuming it, chances are you will likely be chill while on it. 3.If you experience some side effects, it’s best to wait it out Usually, if you take too much weed, there are chances of side effects showing up. In those moments, there are several meditation techniques and breathing exercises that can work wonders for you. Just wrapping yourself in a blanket, laying down, or doing yoga has the power to calm down what then seems like a restless mind. 4.But if that doesn’t work for you, try some good old pepper or lemon juice Flowers and fruit, as well as marijuana, have terpenes in them. Terpenes are these little aromatic compounds that give the smell and taste of plants as well as promote feelings of relaxation and grounding to the mind – just like aromatherapy. 5.Try CBD Many people prefer CBD over THC since they are very different compounds. Although they are both active components in cannabis strains, they work differently in the body. Unlike THC, CBD doesn’t cause a high, and consuming CBD is a good way to induce feelings of calm and therapeutic state in the body. There’s also mounting research that CBD lowers tension and anxiety. There are two ways you can consume CBD – one by smoking strains that are high in CBD or chewing gummies with CBD in them as well as applying products that have CBD in them – like oils or tinctures.
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