• @pete_the_cat
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    61 year ago

    Yep, I can eat a 100mg edible and feel nothing, 200 mg maybe a little. 300mg I’ll probably be passed out.

    Once I bought a 1g tincture of “pure” THC (no other cannabinoids or terpenes) and I could take like 300 mg of it and feel a slight high, kinda like a bit of “brain fog” but nothing near like what smoking or doing edibles does to me. It must have something to do with decarboxylating the weed and the “entourage effect”.

    • @[email protected]
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      41 year ago

      Smoking puts thc directly into your bloodstream via the lungs in a pathway similar to oxygen.

      Eating it filters it through your digestive system first, breaking it down and trying to store it in your fat as it slowly deffuses into your body.

      That alone makes a huge change in thcs effect on you, by shifting where it hits you and how much at once is capable of hitting you

      • @pete_the_cat
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        01 year ago

        But that doesn’t explain eating edibles made from weed vs a pure THC tincture, they both go through the digestive system.

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      31 year ago

      I hear some people are “immune” to THC edibles. Consuming them with something fatty, like peanut butter, might help. I personally like live rosin edibles. Got all those cannabinoids working together. 👌

      • ElleChaise
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        31 year ago

        I am one of those people, unfortunately. I’ve eaten hundred of MGs of stuff bought at legit sellers from Colorado and California, and nothing works. The only time it ever worked kind of was when they were home made brownies using the cannabutter method using an absolute ton of leftover flower to get it strong enough. I’ve been told it’s an enzyme thing most likely.

      • @pete_the_cat
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        01 year ago

        I’m definitely not immune to edibles, I just need a few hundred mgs since I smoke a ton (taking a break for like a month).