For a constant user, switching strains is a cool way to "cheat" your body's tolerance level for cannabis so you can get high again.... but I'm also more interested in the health aspects of it.... medicinal tolerance.

When most people talk about building up a tolerance to cannabis, they're referring to the ability to feel high/stoned.

What I want to know is, once tolerance to the high/stone is built up, does that reflect the body's tolerance of the cannabinoids' medicinal properties?

I've read something about the recepors in the brain having like an auto-switchoff for when max levels of THC or whatever are reached... but what about for the rest of the body?
GreenDestiny Reviewed by GreenDestiny on . Medicinal Tolerance ? For a constant user, switching strains is a cool way to "cheat" your body's tolerance level for cannabis so you can get high again.... but I'm also more interested in the health aspects of it.... medicinal tolerance. When most people talk about building up a tolerance to cannabis, they're referring to the ability to feel high/stoned. What I want to know is, once tolerance to the high/stone is built up, does that reflect the body's tolerance of the cannabinoids' medicinal properties? Rating: 5