Different THC levels affecting health

[squirrelboy]

Just a question, sorry I am new too but my doctor said that medicinal marijuana might be a solution to some of the back problems, so I have been having so I am doing some research. But how do different THC levels(what is an average level), your weight, height and how much you smoked affect your length of high. How can you come back down faster also to a healthier state, or make it slower. Is there a chart somewhere where i can see what these different variables will affect? Thank you so much

squirrelboy Reviewed by squirrelboy on 01-25-2008. Different THC levels affecting health Just a question, sorry I am new too but my doctor said that medicinal marijuana might be a solution to some of the back problems, so I have been having so I am doing some research. But how do different THC levels(what is an average level), your weight, height and how much you smoked affect your length of high. How can you come back down faster also to a healthier state, or make it slower. Is there a chart somewhere where i can see what these different variables will affect? Thank you so much Rating: 5

[HerbalConfusion]

Just a question, sorry I am new too but my doctor said that medicinal marijuana might be a solution to some of the back problems, so I have been having so I am doing some research. But how do different THC levels(what is an average level), your weight, height and how much you smoked affect your length of high. How can you come back down faster also to a healthier state, or make it slower. Is there a chart somewhere where i can see what these different variables will affect? Thank you so much

Just buy some weed and smoke it. Are you in cali where are you? Cause it really depends. Also you should proof read your post cause its all jumbled.

[Markass]

Just a question, sorry I am new too but my doctor said that medicinal marijuana might be a solution to some of the back problems, so I have been having so I am doing some research. But how do different THC levels(what is an average level), your weight, height and how much you smoked affect your length of high. How can you come back down faster also to a healthier state, or make it slower. Is there a chart somewhere where i can see what these different variables will affect? Thank you so much

All I can tell you is that marijuana affects every individual differently. Some people don't get pain relief from it, most people do. Personally, I've used marijuana for about 2 years to mitigate my back pain due to pure failure in successfully treating the pain with conventional pain medications. Not only do I not get constipated, dizziness, and a burden on my physical and mental function, marijuana stimulates my appetite and actually clears my mind in many ways. It has helped me TREMENDOUSLY. A lot of the higher THC strains are what you're going to want to use for pain. Something indica dominant is usually what you're going to look into, as they usually have higher concentrations of CBD which is a cannabinoid that has a greater effect on the body and more of a sedative effect than THC. There are 66 unique cannabinoids in marijuana, and each specific strain of marijuana contains varying concentrations of each, thus producing different effects. Good luck, I hope you find relief, friend. Here's the only thing I can give you, and that's a venn diagram with all of the different drugs and substances. Note that marijuana is smack in the middle. Containing an infusion of each different sort of effect, not too much of each, just perfect.:thumbsup:

As for THC percentages...higher quality 'medical' strains are usually ranging from 15-20%, as for commercial mexican marijuana..regular stuff has increased dramatically..but if I had to put a number to it...likely..5-10% easily..

[squirrelboy]

by the way i am in san jose herbal confusion