High THC Hemp Seeds

High tgc cannabis seeds

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the main psychoactive component of cannabis, and its level determines the intensity of the energetic, stimulating effects of cannabis. It is found in leaves and inflorescences and reaches its highest concentration during the last phase of flowering. It determines the psychoactive effects of sativa and indica. THC by itself is an invigorating substance, but indica varieties have a high terpene myrcene content, which gives a strong relaxing effect. The psychoactive effects of tetrahydrocannabinol can also be inhibited by cannabidiol (CBD). Varieties with more than 1% CBD are medicinal, all others are for recreational use.

Hemp seeds with high THC yield plants with tetrahydrocannabinol levels above 21-24%. This is a special category of recreational cannabis with strong energetic, psychedelic effects. Only a small percentage of medical marijuana has such high levels of THC - the advantage of these seeds is a strong analgesic effect. Tetrahydrocannabinol has a number of medicinal benefits, but overconsumption leads to severe intoxication. The most potent strain of cannabis contains over 45% THC and in the West there are whole manuals on its correct consumption. This dosage of tetrahydrocannabinol will hardly give you any pleasure for a normal person, so the optimal high THC content is about 24%.

Useful properties of THC

Buying high THC marijuana seeds can be recommended for severe pain, including neuropathic and phantom pain. But tetrahydrocannabinol also has other beneficial properties:

• Has a soporific effect during the "slowing down" phase that comes after an energy surge;
• it takes away nausea and has an antiemetic effect. This is an important property for cancer patients on chemotherapy. Nausea and vomiting are the two main side effects of this treatment;
• It stops muscle spasms, relaxing after a particularly hard workout. Medically, it helps with spasms in multiple sclerosis;
• stimulates the appetite. It is useful in the treatment of eating disorders and after chemotherapy, which is also characterized by loss of appetite.

Synthetic THC is used in the treatment of schizophrenia, Tourette's syndrome and glaucoma. Scientists are also studying tetrahydrocannabinol's ability to inhibit the development of cancer. Together with cannabidiol (CBD), it disrupts the circulation of the tumor, subsequently destroying it completely.