LittleWolf
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I knew of other reasons it gives you the munchies (THC mimics the endocannabinoids produced naturally in our bodies that regulate hunger) and that MJ smokers are less likely to be insulin resistant but I didn't know it directly lowers blood sugar. I will have to research this further, ask a doctor or I might just try testing after a joint! Or is this a long term effect? Perhaps if I went on a tolerance break my BG levels would go up?
That's true its a great anti inflammatory (good news for the other kind of joints) and expectorant/decongestant) However I think smoking anything can be bad for your immune system. I'm going to start taking multivitamins as I'm sun-phobic and this vitamin D deficient, however I hears JUICING cannabis has great health benefits.
Those who wish to avoid the damaging effects of smoking, eating is an option. A energetic of this is a /much/ lower dose is needed to provide therapeutic effects. Vaporising is also good.
Again, with ANY substance you put in your body illegal or legal, remember to have Knowledge, Self Control and Be Aware of where it come from if you can and how it affects you personally. Probably best avoided if you have an addictive personality.
I'll report back in a moment and see if BG is affected.
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That's true its a great anti inflammatory (good news for the other kind of joints) and expectorant/decongestant) However I think smoking anything can be bad for your immune system. I'm going to start taking multivitamins as I'm sun-phobic and this vitamin D deficient, however I hears JUICING cannabis has great health benefits.
Those who wish to avoid the damaging effects of smoking, eating is an option. A energetic of this is a /much/ lower dose is needed to provide therapeutic effects. Vaporising is also good.
Again, with ANY substance you put in your body illegal or legal, remember to have Knowledge, Self Control and Be Aware of where it come from if you can and how it affects you personally. Probably best avoided if you have an addictive personality.
I'll report back in a moment and see if BG is affected.
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