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Cannabinoid Potentiator Map # Introduction # Tragically, hardly anybody (i.e., not you) theorize about how different cannabinoids affect subjective experience. Of course, you can only describe your personal feelings, and individual reactions often vary or even contradict one another. Maybe the barrier is translating these experiences into clear language? You shouldn’t shy away from vivid metaphors. Your unique perspective, however difficult to convey, enriches our understanding. Speak up! Share your journey through the haze of altered consciousness.

Does anybody else have a theory about the subjective effects of cannabinoids? The linked page is a summary of my theory. This is based on my recent cannabis journey. Curious to hear any comments or feedback. Does it match your experience or not?

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  • hydroptic
    6·
    3 days ago

    By default, the head is closed, and the heart is slightly open. If you take THC without potentiators, then euphoria is mostly bottled up but will leak out uncomfortably. You can take a heart potentiator without doing anything for the head (e.g., only H4CBD). If you take a head potentiator without doing anything for the heart, then discomfort will accumulate in the heart. There is a head/heart balance and a heart open/closed balance.

    Frankly I have no idea interpret that

  • streetfestival@lemmy.caEnglish
    2·
    3 days ago

    Hey there, neat ideas! Where you do you get such specific blends of cannabinoids? If people did want to contribute data to your studies, how could one report on Δ8-THC:H4CBD 2:1, for example. Peace :)

    • Joshua Pritikin@lemmy.todayOPEnglish
      2·
      3 days ago

      Where you do you get such specific blends of cannabinoids?

      There are online vendors. It is probably against lemmy policy to mention specifics. You might lookup sponsors of the Hamilton Morris podcast.

      If people did want to contribute data to your studies

      I’m not really doing a formal study where I collect data from other people. The simplest thing is just to enter your experience in a Google sheets document and share that. Or just share your experience here.