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    What to expect when taking THC gummies for the first time?

    Eula J. McLaughlinBy Eula J. McLaughlinFebruary 2, 2024No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Trying THC gummies for the first time is an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis that gives users a “high” feeling. While smoking or vaping weed is the most common way people consume THC, edibles like gummies are rising in popularity as a discreet and convenient way to receive its effects. However, the high from edibles is very different from other methods. Understanding how your body processes THC edibles, along with the timeline of effects and tips for first-timers, is crucial to having an enjoyable experience.

    How long do THC gummies take to kick in?

    The most notable difference between consuming THC gummies versus smoking is the delayed onset of effects. When you smoke weed, THC enters your bloodstream and travels quickly to your brain and body tissues. You normally feel high within minutes. However, because edibles like gummies must pass through your digestive system first, it takes much longer for effects to set in. It typically takes 30 minutes to 2 hours to feel anything after eating THC gummies, with peak effects hitting anywhere from 1-4 hours post-ingestion. Always wait at least 2 hours for full effects before considering taking more gummies. Consuming cannabis edibles on an empty stomach also speeds up the onset versus after a heavy meal.

    Length and intensity of THC gummy effects 

    Not only is there a delay, but the entire high from THC gummies tends to last much longer compared to smoking weed. Most users report effects lasting 4-12 hours from ingestion, far exceeding the average 2-3 hour timeline after smoking. This extended timeframe is due to the variance in THC absorption and metabolism with edibles. Thanks to factors like how much food is in your stomach, THC continues releasing into your system at varying rates, elongating your height.

    The peak high or maximum effects from thc gummies generally occur around 2-4 hours post-ingestion. After reaching the peak, you expect effects to begin gradually declining over the next several hours. Always start low with dosing until you understand your tolerance and timeline of effects. Consuming too much THC too fast is very unpleasant until the effects wear off. In terms of intensity, properly dosed THC gummies often provide a more manageable and enjoyable high compared to smoking. While inhaled methods provide near-instant effects, it’s easier to get overly intoxicated faster than intended.

    Expect an enhanced euphoric body high

    Users often report THC gummies provide them with a much more physically relaxing and euphoric body high compared to other methods. The drawn-out metabolizing of the THC into your system allows it to penetrate deep into tissues and nerves versus remaining near receptor sites in your brain. This deeper permeation of THC throughout the body triggers anti-inflammatory effects and relaxing sensations more wholly tied to the physical. The high tends to feel less mentally disorienting or intrusive on gummies, with users emphasizing enhanced corporeal sensations.

    Slowed sense of time and altered thought patterns

    While less extreme compared to other methods, ingesting THC gummies will cause noticeable effects on your perception of time passing and thought patterns. Most users notice time seeming to move slower while high, often remarking hours passing like minutes. Your short-term memory also becomes impaired while you feel high, making recalling details and linear thoughts more challenging. Don’t plan on getting work done or follow multi-step directions. Allow yourself to freely enjoy letting your mind wander without self-judgment. Vivid daydreaming or philosophizing with friends is very enjoyable. Trying THC edibles for the first time introduces you to the unique pleasures and timeline of effects of ingesting cannabis. Taking it low and slow by micro-dosing 2-5mg gummies

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