Tolerance can be an issue with any medicine and medicinal marijuana is no different. Most research regarding cannabinoid tolerance has to do with THCTHC is the most famous cannabinoid and is psychoactive. TH..., it’s primary intoxicating ingredient. This is likely because THCTHC is the most famous cannabinoid and is psychoactive. TH... produces the most pronounced side-effects and is the compound some users can become dependent on.
Most patients should be able to use cannabis therapeutically without fear of developing a tolerance. Some tolerance has to do with a your mind’s ability to cope with some of these side effects. As with other drugs, it can take a couple weeks for the body to adjust and everyone has a different sensitivity. However, the tolerance we’ll talk about here is physical tolerance.
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Tolerance is a problem for a few notable reasons. Foremost, it reduces THCs effectiveness as a therapy. There’s no point in consuming it when it doesn’t work. Tolerance can also lead to dependence. The more THCTHC is the most famous cannabinoid and is psychoactive. TH... you consume the more likely a person is to become dependent on it. At the end of the day, if you’re tolerance is high (see what I did there?) then you’re going to spend more money at your local dispensary. So, if for no other reason, keep your tolerance low and keep your money in your pocket!
-Learn how to avoid tolerance to cannabinoids with proper dosing.
–Healer.com’s protocol for reducing tolerance.
