Limonene, linalool, beta-caryophyllene, and myrcene are frequently described as calming cannabis terpenes, but the evidence behind those claims is far from equal. D-limonene has some of the most notable controlled human evidence among the terpenes studied so far, specifically for reducing certain anxiety-like effects caused by THC. Research on linalool, beta-caryophyllene, and myrcene remains much…
Yes, THCA products can lead to a positive cannabis drug test. The risk is particularly important when THCA is smoked, vaped, dabbed, baked, or otherwise heated. Heat converts some THCA into delta-9 THC, which the body processes into metabolites targeted by common cannabis tests. That does not mean every THCA exposure will automatically produce a…
There is no single number of days that THCA stays in everyone’s system. If a THCA product is smoked, vaped, or otherwise heated, THCA can convert to delta-9 THC. The THC and metabolites produced afterward may then be detectable on a cannabis drug test. For occasional exposure, THC metabolites in urine may remain detectable for…
Flowers considered safer for cats include roses, sunflowers, Gerbera daisies, snapdragons, freesias, lisianthus, statice, stock, and several common florist orchids. However, “non-toxic” does not mean a cat should eat them. Any plant material can cause vomiting or diarrhea, and bouquets may contain dangerous filler plants, pesticides, ribbons, thorns, or contaminated vase water. What Does Cat-Safe…
Cannabis-induced psychosis can last from several hours to several weeks. The duration depends on whether the symptoms are limited to acute intoxication, represent a cannabis-induced psychotic disorder, or are related to another mental health or medical condition. Psychotic-like symptoms that occur only while someone is intoxicated often improve as the effects of cannabis wear off,…
Some adults describe cannabis as calming, stimulating, or helpful for becoming absorbed in a task. Others find that it makes them forgetful, distracted, anxious, or mentally slow. Current evidence does not show that cannabis reliably improves focus. THC can interfere with working memory, attention, reaction time, and judgment, even when an activity feels more interesting…
THC from cannabis oil may remain detectable for a few days after occasional use or for several weeks after frequent use. The actual timeline depends on the amount of THC consumed, how often it is used, the type of drug test and the test’s reporting threshold. The noticeable effects of cannabis oil usually end long…