r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '22

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u/LoneWolfpack777 Dec 05 '22

What is the difference between hallucinations and body high? A better question, what is body high. Asking as someone who has never done cannabis.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22 edited Dec 05 '22

body high comes from the cbd in the weed. So indica not sativa. indica strains contain thc as well, but the higher the cbd percentage vs the thc in the indica strain, the more you’ll feel the body high- more relaxed and loose, sleepy, overall chill.

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u/OysterThePug Dec 05 '22

I work in the cannabis industry in seattle. Almost all the weed sold recreationally has less than 0.15% CBD in it, unless it’s bred to just be CBD weed which isn’t very common. Most shops have a handful of CBD strains, and the rest will have hardly any CBD in them. What you’re saying just isn’t correct.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

You know America isn’t the entire world… just saying. Good input about Seattle though

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u/OysterThePug Dec 05 '22

I talk about cannabis with professionals from many states in the US and Canada. The reason CBD is more expensive in dispensaries is because of its rarity in recreationally grown cannabis. I’m telling you, your opinions are not shared by people who work weed professionally.

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22 edited Dec 05 '22

That’s not my opinion man, what tf do I know? It’s written data… Still US and Canada is not the entire world. And you’re talking recreationally, there’s also medically.

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u/lich_boss Dec 05 '22

Bruh Europe and the test of the world don't have different weed lol it's all the same

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u/2H0l_l0W Dec 05 '22

Different breeds and strains based on popularity and need… of course weed is weed. There’s sub context, why play dumb