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Why Microdosing Cannabis Is The Future Of Medical Marijuana
If you’ve never experimented with microdosing cannabis, you have no idea what you’ve been missing. Here’s everything you need to know about microdosing.
How Microdosing Can Help
Unless you’ve got a debilitating medical condition that requires high dosages, you can benefit from microdosing.
Some people actually feel more motivated from ingesting small amounts of pot.
So, sluggish pot users can really benefit from switching to microdosing.
By only taking high doses you’re missing out on some of the benefits of marijuana.
High doses will probably worsen your attention span. So, don’t smoke too much before studying or class.
On the other hand, research has shown cannabis helps with ADHD symptoms in small amounts.
It can also make you more social but not if you get too high. Taking the right amount is key to getting some of the medical benefits marijuana provides.
Taking high doses every time you ingest marijuana when you don’t need to will make it harder to get high in the long run.
Give your cannabinoid receptors a chance to get better otherwise you won’t be able to reach your highest high regardless of dosage.
A high tolerance will also deplete your funds quickly. If you’re suffering from this and unwilling to take a tolerance break give microdosing a shot.
If you let your tolerance get out of control you might be consuming more than a gram of dabs a day. That’s hundreds of dollars per week spent on weed for one person.
Do you see how many benefits you could be missing out on by overdosing?
