Anonymous at Sat, 30 Mar 2024 04:47:49 UTC No. 16104362

>>16104155
Cannabis contains 2 main active ingredients, THC and CBD. THC is a psychoactive terpenoid that will significantly enhance your sensory experiences and reduce pain, but may also cause extreme anxiety and paranoia - the "ultra hell" you speak of. CBD is an antipsychotic cannabinoid that will protect you from most of the ill effects of THC while still allowing you to enjoy the benefits. Wild cannabis contains these two substances in a ratio that is healthy for human consumption.
Since the onset of legal restrictions against cannabis, however, illicit drug suppliers have sought to increase the THC content. This is a rational course of action for them, as smuggling constitutes the majority of their business expenses. A more potent product can be sold for a higher price per unit volume, reducing overhead.
Cannabis plants have therefore been selectively bred for several decades to have a very high concentration of THC, but unfortunately the same attention has not been paid to CBD. Consuming these domesticated plants will result in a very powerful neurochemical experience stripped of all protections. If you have no prior experience of cannabis you will be entering dangerous territory completely unprepared.
If wild cannabis is not an option for you there is an alternative. You can buy CBD-infused glycol - which is legal in many jurisdictions even where THC is illegal - and put it in a high voltage vaping device with a sub-ohm coil. The high heat of the coil will convert some of the CBD into various psychotropic cannabinoids, including Δ9-THC and Δ8-THC, but the balance will remain in favour of the CBD. This will provide a much safer chemical foundation to experiment with cannabinoids for the first time.
You probably won't feel like playing Overwatch though. You will be more interested in simple pleasures like eating or music. In any case I cannot tell you what to do. I do not recommend any psychoactive drug and everything you do is at your own risk.