The most common way to use medical marijuana is to smoke it but there is a healthier and more effective way to experience that merit. It is almost unknown fact that marijuana can also be ingested. Various alternative ways to smoke medical marijuana including intake and vaporization methods are explored in this article. We also look at side effects of smoking harmful to health.
Compared to smoking, ingestion offers the greatest advantage of preventing dangerous carcinogenic chemicals and tar from entering the body's respiratory system. In addition, when sucking cannabis, other cannabinoids and THC decompose at high temperature, so you will suck marijuana. However, when ingested, a higher percentage of the active ingredient or constituent will enter the body. Although marijuana ingestion is healthy for you, the only drawback is that relatively large amounts of medical marijuana are needed to enhance the effect, so that ingestion is not a cost-effective option. However, the overall high value that injected marijuana lasts longer and becomes stronger.
Medical marijuana clinics suggest that there are several ways to ingest marijuana by mixing marijuana with either solid or liquid based. THC from plant buds and fibers can be absorbed by the digestive system. However, it can not be released unless it binds to alcohol or fatty acid, as it is a liposoluble component. You can use liquid such as water, soda, ethyl alcohol, grain alcohol, lemonade. Even marijuana made by brewing marijuana with tea leaves has a mild psychic effect, but these water-based injections are not as effective as THC's water solubility is low due to its lipophilic nature.
The solid base used when cannabis is cooked includes butter, oil, lard or other fat. Brown potatoes, brownies, cookies, pancakes, and other baked goods enable oral consumption of marijuana.
The cannabis carburetor consists of a frame filter and a vaporization pipe. When marijuana is heated, the active ingredient in it is not burned at the time of smoking but evaporates. Depending on the design of the vaporizer, a smaller proportion of toxic chemicals and carbon monoxide is released.
One of the latest cannabis products is a flavored medicated sucker made using high quality THC, CBN, CBD, using hash oil and ethanol extract. They contain more than 30 mg of THC and 6 to 7 mg of CBD.
