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What other drugs are in marijuana?
Marijuana is a plant that contains several metabolites. Two of these a widely recognized in getting high, 9 delta THC, and CBD. 9 delta THC is referred to as "THC" (as opposed to 8-delta THC).
What is the length of time weed leaves your system completely in hair and urine?
It depends on how much weed you've smoked. If you've been smoking everyday for a long time, it can take 1-2 months for it to come out of your system. If you only smoke a couple times a month or less, it can be out in days.
What is the mind altering ingredient in THC?
The major psychoactive chemical compound in cannabis is Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol (commonly abbreviated as THC). However, there are at least 66 other cannabinoids present in cannabis, including cannabidiol (CBD), cannabinol (CBN) and tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) that contribute to the psychoactive effects.
What is the strongest marijuana strain out there?
THC is like octane in gasoline. If you pour one gallon of 92 octane gasoline into a larger container and then pour another gallon or 92 octane gasoline from another container into the larger container you don't end up with 184 octane. THC percentages do not 'add up.' Hash and hash oil is often very misunderstood and wrongly believed too be higher in THC. If you make hash or hash oil from a plant that is 20% in THC than the hash or hash oil will also be the same 20%. The difference is it is now in a concentrated form. For each 'toke' you take of hash or hash oil it will be like taking 5, 10 or more hits of the buds of the plant the hash or hash oil was made of. You are taking in more THC, but not a higher potency THC, just a higher quantity of the same potency THC with each 'toke.' As for any Kush strain, anyone who believes it to contain the highest levels of THC clearly was not alive and 'toking' in the 60's or 70's and never experienced the true pure strains from places like Africa and Southeast Asia. Two 'tokes' of strains like that would make a Kush lover of today cry for their mama because they were too high. PURE OG KUSH HONEY OIL haha... man 70 a gram of oil. hahah insane knock you on your bottom. Highest THC level in marijuana: Right now the highest level of THC found in a strain from a REPUTABLE breeder is 25% and found in Herijuana from Sannie's Seeds. There are breeders who greatly 'embellish' the THC levels of their strains in hopes of selling more 'beans' and making more money. BC Seeds has long been known by those 'in the life' as being a ripoff breeder. They make false claims about strains like Elephant Bud and Euphoria being the most potent strains in existence with THC levels up to or above 50%. As I said, they GREATLY EMBELLISH their claims. There is also much confusion about THC and potency. THC is the most important cannabinoid to anyone who wants a 'buzz' but it relies on other cannabinoids in some ways. Certain other cannabinoids will increase or decrease the effects of THC. A strain with a lower level of THC can cause a better high or buzz than another strain with a higher THC content. Few who grow cannabis, and almost none of those who only smoke cannabis, really know much if anything at all about cannabis plants beyond how to grow them without killing them .. and many even do that …. or the true effects of different cannabinoids in conjunction with THC. If someone wants Mr. Toad's Wild Ride they should totally forget about the modern incorrectly claimed wunder-strains, or super-strains, and instead search the world for true pure old land-race sativa genetics in equatorial regions and tropical regions. I would suggest a trip to Vietnam, to the city of Dalat and find 'beans' from the cannabis that shares the same name. It would make the most hardened of tokers who are used to the baloney-super-strains of today and make them cry for their mammas because they had never experienced such a rocket-sled ride in their lives. For all the talk about THC many have never heard of THCV and THCV is only found in some sativa strains, and to a lesser degree in some crosses made using the same strains. THCV is the true rocket fuel in cannabis but its importance has been pushed aside through ignorance and all most people ever talk or ask about is THC, THC, THC, THC, THC. Most people who tell others about cannabis should not bother to open their mouths because in most cases they do not know the facts and only know the myths and urban legends and stoner folklore but they pass it on to others as if it is accurate information.
What are components in cannabis?
There are many components and ingredients in cannabis. Most of them are extremely harmful to the human body.- Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) (Specifically Delta-9 THC strain. Known to cause serious mental disorders)- Cannabidiol (CBD)- Cannabinol (CBN)- Cannabavarin (THCV)- Cannabigerol (CBG)- Cannabichromene (CBC)- Cannabicyclol (CBL)- Sinsemilla- Tetrahydro-Cannabinolic Acid (THCA)Cannabis also has a probability of containing various illness-inducing micro-organisms and fungi's that are invisible to the naked human eye.The related question linked below might be of interest.
Is ganja a drug?
whether or not marijuana is a drug depends on your definition of a drug. if the word 'drug' comes from German 'trogen', dried plant material, it is as much a drug as dried grass, or salvia divinorum leaves. it sure is plant material. if by drug you mean a substance that elicits a (psycho)pharmacological response in man, such as acetaminophen, Tylenol, Ritalin, mdma... yeah it does something to you alright. if, at last by drug you mean something destructive to the body like as crack cocaine or physiologically addictive like alcohol, then it is not. everything depends on context.
What chemicals does weed have in it?
Weed, or cannabis, contains various chemicals known as cannabinoids. The most well-known cannabinoid is THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is responsible for the plant's psychoactive effects. Other cannabinoids include CBD (cannabidiol) which has been studied for its potential therapeutic benefits, as well as many others like CBG, CBN, and THCV.
What Cannaboids are in Cannabis?
The cannabis plant has been shown to alleviate a number of medical symptoms including headaches, nausea and pain. Cannabinoids are a group of various chemical compounds found in the cannabis plant which act on the receptors located on cells which repress the release of certain neurotransmitters in the brain. Different strains of the plant offer varying levels of cannabinoid and affect dosing when used for medicinal purposes. When found in nature, cannabinoids are formed in the sticky resinous structures known as glandular trichomes. A single trichome gland can contain a variety of cannabinoids, and recent research has shown that these cannabinoids work together to produce their medical benefits. This phenomenon has been called the "entourage effect" because it shows that a diverse variety of cannabinoids, in precise ratios, has a more significant medical benefit than an isolated single cannabinoid synthesized in a lab. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) THC is the best-known cannabinoid and is the primary psychoactive compound. It has also been found to be neuroprotective with analgesic (pain relieving) effects. Cannabinol (CBN) CBN is also non-psychoactive and is generally attributed with a sedative effect. The typical amount of CBN found in most samples of cannabis is less than 1%. Tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) THCV is commonly believed to be an appetite suppressant. In addition, recent research suggests that this compound may be helpful in treating metabolic disorders including diabetes. Cannabichromene (CBC) CBC is perhaps the least understood cannabinoid, but potentially among the most important. It is believed to stimulate bone growth, as well has inhibit inflammation and pain. Cannabidivarin (CBDV) CBDV has been a relatively ignored cannabinoid until recently where many researchers believe that it may offer another option for the treatment of epilepsy. Cannabidiol (CBD) CBD is where many of the medical benefits are attributed to cannabis and has resulted in many strains being 'enriched' to increase their CBD content. CBD is not psychoactive. Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (THCA) THCA is the most prominent compound in fresh, undried cannabis. While the compound does not have psychoactive effects in its own right, it does have anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects. Cannabigerol (CBG) CBG is a non-physcoactive cannabinoid. Early results suggest it plays a role in fighting glaucoma symptoms, inflamed bowels and potentially as treatment for bacterial infections like MRSA. Cannabidiolic Acid (CBDA) CBDA is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid believed to have anti-inflammatory properties. The compound is also thought offer benefits when dealing with nausea and vomiting reference: greenbloomdotorg
