Medical cannabis can be used to treat a multitude of mental conditions such as anxiety and depression. However, these disorders vary from each other and thus require different cannabis products, doses, and treatment plan. Is CBD really a miracle drug? Read this article to find out.
It is commonly known that CBD works against the psychoactive effect of THC, which means it can also be used by children and is more widely accepted. Products containing high CBD content, or CBD extracts such as CBD oil, are very suitable for treating various disorders such as anxiety, depression, ADHD or PTSD. In contrast to THC, CBD works better when applied in high doses and in the longer term. Various studies show that CBD is a safe alternative to the often harmful and non-working anti-depressants. Researchers regularly study the effect of CBD substance on anxiety.
In addition to the taste, the terpenes (aromatic substances) present in different marijuana types also determine the therapeutic effect of that particular species. For example. Sativa species gives a somewhat more stimulating effect and can, therefore, be used well against depression. On the other hand, it can cause some hypersensitivity, which is unfavourable when treating anxiety. This 'paranoia' or nervousness can be balanced with CBD.
Hybrid weed species often contain the best proportions of both CBD and THC, therefore, can be used for both anxiety and depression. Although that remains dependent on the specific characteristics of certain species and the indica-sativa ratio.
Watch out for species that can have an undesirable effect. If you feel anxious, the nervousness caused by sativa won't probably help you. Also, Indica species can have a negative effect on depression because it sharpens your current mood. Indicas are also known for a more tiring effect that can make it difficult to get out of bed or undertake your daily activities. These are not desirable results during a depression.
However, by understanding the effects of certain types of marijuana species, you can make the perfect blend which you can then use for your medical needs.
There is no standard dose of medicinal cannabis that works for everyone. This statement not only applies to the treatment of mental disorders. How you react to cannabis medicines is related to species that you use, your personal metabolism (how your body processes the substances ), genes, hormone levels, what food you ate, and your overall condition.
Some patients find it scary to use cannabis products with THC, the psychoactive substance from cannabis. This is often the result of years of misinformation about the plant.
By starting with a low dose ( micro-dose ) and increasing it as tolerance builds up, patients can prevent unwanted effects. A small touch of, for example, a sativa species can improve and motivate your mood without an anxious effect.
As you can see, CBD is a powerful and natural tool perfect for fighting with various disorders. Have you ever tried it?
