I’m affected differently by different strains of cannabis
I have always heard that one medication can affect many people in entirely different ways.
After years of taking various medications prescribed by numerous healthcare workers, I couldn’t agree with that sentiment more.
One of the craziest examples I can remember is the case with benadryl. I used it for a long period of time as a sleep aid and for awful allergy symptom relief while I was in the day. To this day, benadryl is one of the most sedating drugs that I have ever taken. It was basically a guarantee to end my insomnia if I took 50mg of benadryl before heading to bed. Believe it or not, I had a good pal in college insist that she always got severely hyper after taking benadryl. I told her on numerous occasions that I didn’t even believe her. One day I was hanging out with her and she took one of those small pink pills. Her pollen irritations are as serious as mine, so she uses it for the sinus relief. I honestly saw her get somewhat hyper and stimulated kind of like she had taken speed. I could not easily believe it, even though she had been telling the truth. Cannabis strains work basically the same. Every time I go to the cannabis dispensary, there is such a pressing selection of different cannabis strains. They have an enormous variety in every form of marijuana, whether you want flowers, hash, wax, shatter, rosin, distillate oil, or cartridges. I started to jot down what strain I would take each time so I could record my reactions. I managed to learn that some of the dispensary strains that different buddies swore by really had adverse effects on my mental health. Likewise, there are various strains from the cannabis dispensary that I buy whenever they happen to be available. Amazingly enough, many friends of mine don’t prefer Gorilla Glue #4 as much as I do.