Cannabinoid toxicity occurs due to overdosage, abuse or mistaken (or deliberate) ingestion of cannabis. Ingestion of marijuana edibles can lead to acute psychosis in many individuals. Furthermore, it can aggravate pre-existing psychotic diseases. The severe toxicity occurs when the doses contain more than 7.5mg/m2 of THC. Cannabinoid toxicity can also result in delirium, panic attacks, […]
The reason human bodies have cannabinoid receptors is that they create their own version of cannabinoids in the body, known as endocannabinoids. You can consider endocannabinoids to be our bodies’ own THC. The pathways and the cells of the endocannabinoid system are responsible for regulating the mood, memory, sleep, and appetite of the body.
The Delta 9 Cannabinoid is the most psychoactive cannabinoid in the marijuana plant. It forms the baseline for assessing the psychoactive potency of other cannabinoids. Delta 9 THC contains 5 carbon atoms in its alkyl side chain and the hydroxy group. This factor allows this cannabinoid to bind strongly with the CBI receptors.
There are many schools of thought on this matter. Therefore, there is conflicting information about it available. Many believe (anecdotally) that THCV doesn’t cause a failed drug test. However, studies have verified THCV-00H to be present in urine samples two weeks after smoking a single marijuana cigarette. Also known as “diet THC”, THCV is seen […]
The strongest cannabinoid is THCP or tetrahydrocannabiphorol. The cause of its potency lies behind its structure. It contains seven carbon attains in its alkyl side chain. Many believe THCP to be 33 times more powerful than THC. The second most powerful cannabinoid is THC-0, and the third-highest is the Delta 9 THC.
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