Hemp-Derived Delta 9 offers a legal way for us to get a delta 9 THC high, since hemp-derived delta 9 is legal in limited but ultimately effective concentrations. Now, despite the fact that it’s the most popular cannabinoid of all-time, we know that there are still a lot of people out there with absolutely zero experience with this particular cannabinoid. So, what does it actually feel like when hemp-derived delta 9 products?
Delta 9 THC is a widely used, naturally occurring cannabinoid that was first discovered in 1964, and it’s best known for being the dominant cannabinoid in the marijuana plant. It’s also found in trace levels in hemp – about 0.3% or lower, which happens to also be the legal limit permitted in delta 9 products.
Delta 9 THC is an intoxicating cannabinoid – up until very recently, it was the only intoxicant the average person knew existed in cannabis. It’s the cannabinoid that makes people feel high when they consume marijuana.
Delta 9 THC’s high is the most popular high you can get from cannabis. It has the potential for being a potent intoxicant depending on the amount you take and the strain, and it can be highly euphoric and relaxing at the same time, while offering up a body high that’s great for the muscles. High doses of delta 9 can make you feel hazy.
Delta 9 is used medicinally all around the world, being so potentially useful that many people throughout the country are prescribed marijuana. Studies show that delta 9 THC can both improve appetite and reduce nausea, offer mood-boosting and stress-reducing effects, produce pain relief through anti-inflammatory and analgesic according to many studies, and potentially help with symptoms of multiple sclerosis and epilepsy as a powerful neuroprotectant.
Hemp-derived delta 9’s psychoactive effects are very well-known, but at the same time, two people can have entirely different experiences after taking it, due to all kinds of variables including the specific product that is used and the way in which a person’s body responds to cannabinoids in general.
Ultimately, everyone’s body is unique, and has a unique tolerance to cannabinoids. Some people may naturally feel a lot more intoxicated off of hemp-derived delta 9 than others, and there are other factors pertaining to the endocannabinoid system that are unknown, which explain why different individuals can feel slightly different effects when taking any cannabinoid.
Dosage obviously makes a difference as well. Taking a high dosage amount or milligram strength of a delta 9 would naturally get you ‘more high’ than consuming just a small amount. Remember that delta 9 is quite potent – more intoxicating than both delta 8 and delta 10 – so if you’re a beginner, start slow.
Hemp-derived delta 9, like all hemp products, is offered in a variety of product forms that determine the delivery method, or how the cannabinoid is delivered into the body. If you’ve used different delivery methods for CBD or delta 8 in the past, then you already have an idea of how the delivery method can make a significant difference in how you feel when consuming a particular cannabinoid.
Finally, the strain of the product makes a big difference. The strain is the terpene profile of the hemp used to produce the product, and each terpene offers its own effects as well as a unique flavor and aroma. There are three main types of strains, and within each type are many individual strains that you can choose from.
The short answer is yes, Delta 9 gets you high and will give you a body and mental high that for some is relaxing and enjoyable. It does not take a lot of Delta 9 for someone with a low tolerance to feel a high. Anyone with a high tolerance would need a large dose of Delta 9 THC to feel anything.
Any single dose of Delta 9 greater than 15mg usually means that you have a moderate to high dosage. Your tolerance and metabolism is going to effect how Delta 9 makes you feel. Delta 9 will give many effects ranging from happiness to drowsiness.
Delta 9 side effects are studied, but not widely known. Everyday we learn more, however below are the side effects that have been seen and studied.
Delta 9 THC has not been described to have extreme side effects at this time, and most do not usually have negative effects. However, since Delta 9 THC is similar to THC, we can assume that when side-effects occur, they are pretty much correlated to include the following:
Delta 9, whether it comes from hemp or marijuana, promises a really glorious high. We mean, there is a reason why people have been using it for literally thousands of years. And now, at Binoid, you can enjoy it legally, all while getting all of the effects for which the cannabinoid is renowned. Binoid carries clean formulas, coupled already with that tremendous effectiveness for a fully personalized delta 9 experience that will not dissapoitn.
