Tea is full of antioxidants and these attach to cannabinoids and this makes you feel more relaxed and can help the high.
It can make for a mellow high if this is what you are looking for. Coffee is another substance that is full of antioxidants so it can enhance your high by having an impact on the cannabinoids.
Beer can increase the THC levels in the blood , so if you are looking to increase the effects and get a real high from your cannabis then you might want to combine with beer. Be warned that getting drunk while high can make things go either very sleepy or very crazy! The foods above give you some options to change the feel of your high or keep you awake.
We make getting your Medical Marijuana Card easy! Broccoli If you are taking marijuana to fight depression or inflammation, you can try using broccoli to intensify your high. Nuts Nuts are good for you in general, but they can also help the marijuana effects. Sweet Potatoes Some people find themselves getting into negative thought patterns when they are high, and if you do this, sweet potatoes might be the food for you. Herbs Herbal supplements and herbs themselves can help your frame of mind in many different ways depending on when and how you take them.
Drinks that Increase Your High What drinks can increase your high, too? Tea Tea is full of antioxidants and these attach to cannabinoids and this makes you feel more relaxed and can help the high. Coffee Coffee is another substance that is full of antioxidants so it can enhance your high by having an impact on the cannabinoids.
Counterintuitively, swapping to a completely different strain with a lower THC percentage can produce a more intense feeling than a higher THC strain that has been used regularly for more than a few days. The effects of cannabis are caused by the subtle interplay of hundreds of compounds. Alternating strains regularly keeps your brain stimulated with novel combinations of active compounds.
Anandamide is an endocannabinoid and fatty acid neurotransmitter synthesised by the body from omega-6 essential fatty acids.
Cannabinoids also trigger anti-inflammatory and immune responses in the human body. Omega-6 is abundant in fish, eggs, nuts, and most interestingly, in cold-pressed hemp seed oil. Consumption of these foodstuffs before or during cannabis use may enhance the efficiency of THC, while reducing inflammation in the process.
Not only does dark chocolate the darker the better contain beneficial antioxidants, eating dark chocolate can boost the effects of marijuana. There is a good scientific reason behind why this happens. The main constituent of chocolate is cacao, which slows the time it takes for anandamide to break down. The more time anandamide is present in the brain, the longer feelings of bliss last. This has the effect of making the cannabis high and general sense of well-being seem to last longer.
Find the strains that are right for you. The right strain plays a key role in keeping you high. The highest THC strains might not necessarily be what you enjoy the most. Indica strains are very relaxing, carry their own unique euphoria, and can have significant therapeutic value. Sativas are renowned for their cerebral lift and energising effects. Hybrids can display the best of both worlds. With thousands of high-quality strains available, it is best to be inquisitive and patient.
THC in edibles is metabolised differently by the body. Once the liver has gone to work on it, the compound hydroxy-THC is produced. Hate the taste of broccoli? Try roasting it in the oven with some olive oil and herbs more on which to use in a moment or, if all else fails, dousing steamed broccoli in cheese sauce.
Herbs and seasonings do more than just enhance the flavor of our food, they can also enhance your cannabis experience. Some herbs, such as sage, thyme, and bay leaves, contain the terpene called pinene, a natural bronchodilator that increases the surface area in your lungs.
This allows more space for cannabis to pass through to the bloodstream and increases the duration and intensity of your high. Another class of herbs containing the terpene called limonene can also amplify the effects of cannabis.
Limonene imparts a lemon-like flavor think lemon balm, lemon thyme, lemongrass, lemon mint, etc. Limonene-containing herbs can be sprinkled on food or, in the case of lemon balm, lemon mint, and lemon verbena, brewed into a tea.
When taken ahead of cannabis consumption, these herbs can help stave off the anxiety and depression felt by some cannabis users. As a bonus, many limonene-containing herbs are easy to grow on a windowsill or patio, making organic, all-natural cannabis enhancement that much more accessible. Sweet potatoes are high in carbohydrates and B-vitamins, both of which have been shown to increase serotonin production in humans.
This increased level of serotonin can drive feelings of well-being that work in conjunction with the feel-good properties of cannabis. Note that, when consumed with lots of protein, carbs can actually decrease serotonin production, so you should keep the protein to a minimum when using this method. Try sweet potatoes baked, boiled, mashed, roasted, or my personal favorite as a classic sweet potato pie.
Sweet potatoes, like their orange counterpart the pumpkin, are also high in vitamin E. This is important to note because diets low in vitamin E have been associated with a higher risk of depression. Boosting your vitamin E intake can bolster your mood and alleviate symptoms of depression.
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