10% alcohol by volume, is still 10% alcohol by volume.
we aren't talking CBD's, we are talking thc..... Thc, is thc, is thc........ Beofre there was ever indica in the USA, there was SATIVA's mostly from central and south America. It wasn't until the later 60's that indica was even BROUGHT to the USA for use in wide spread breeding programs.
Jamaicans to this day enjoy some of the "purest sativa" strains available, are you going to claim that the majority of peoplg in Jamaica are psychotics?
Thank you, Mr. Madison for being diplomatic where I could not.
by the way, folks can make up all sorts of anecdotes and misrepresent what was originally stated by the moderator, but, what was posted was bullshit. We're not talking about the claim of experience levels amingst users, i am directly confronting the claim that Sativas have a different sort of THC, than indicas.
Thats just wrong. Cbd's may alter the effects you feel from the plant. Cbd's do not alter thc. The plant carries both cbd and thc, some strains can be cbd dominant, while others are thc dominant. Cbd is related to couch lock highs that come with the indica varieties. While thc is more related to the clear psychedelic high prevalent in sativas. Its two different chemicals people effecting you two different ways.....
Apparently I am not the only person to realize this....
My final evidence is the BBC documentary “Should I Smoke Dope”. It’s actually an excellent programme, spoiled by the chav rock chick presenter who makes the whole thing come across as very trivial. In fact, it provides some fascinating information. In particular, when our heroine is fed intravenous THC alone and then combined with CBD. The results are revelatory and anyone who has experience of varieties of cannabis will recognise the truth in what is shown. It makes my point for me perfectly.
CBD doesn’t just cancel out THC and does nothing... Like water does to alcohol....