[GET MO]

I heard a lot of good things about eating cannabis raw. Anyone have experience with this? has it been benneficial?

[Oaxacan]

Hej,

im also very interested in this field. The thing is that cannabis is not psychoactive until we alter it with heat. There is a doc from California, google his name "William Courney", there is videos on youtube about juicing raw cannabis. Check it out, its defenetly worth to give it a try.

https://courtneyforcongress.org/

peace

Oax

[Scrappy4]

Originally Posted by GET MO

I heard a lot of good things about eating cannabis raw. Anyone have experience with this? has it been benneficial?

There has been a lot of chatter lately about juicing young plants. You might want to google juicing marijuana or enter that in utube. There's is tons on it. I have no direct experience myself, but I'll keep an open mind. I doubt there is much get high effect, but there may be a medical benefit.......scrappy

[Amber Trich]

Originally Posted by Scrappy4

I doubt there is much get high effect, but there may be a medical benefit.......scrappy

^yeah, that...

from what ive read juicing keeps the cannabinoids in their acid form so you get the extreme anti-inflammatory benefits without the head (unless your juicer creates enough heat to decarb)

[Ironeek]

I use a juicer to juice surplus leaf. You need allot! I mix it with wheatgrass juice

Eating the leaves in a salad is also good and looks cool

[headband 707]

Yes I do this all the time.. I have done this in many different ways .. i.e. making juices such as smothies ,just eating it from the plant right away .It has a very preppery taste. Or just making a kinda of cake lol.. Then I pour this into oils ,chocolates and anything else I can think of. Eating /drinking fresh cannabis is very different then carbox cannabis. It has a different effect and obviously I'm going to assume this was how they first got high on the bud way back when.
Cannabis does not do well in the stomach so let this be my warning.. I personally do not seem to have a problem but I have heard others do have a problem with this.
Next time you see a beautiful trichome filled bud eat it lol . Chew out all the juice from it then spit out the plant material ..headband 707

[big mike]

Headband, when you say doesn't sit well in the stomach, do you mean the leaves or the juice?


Mike..

[Greenheart]

It takes some getting used to and I recommend building up slowly to avoid any mild negatives such as upset stomach or irritation of the throat. After all, your animal self has been deprived of this staple food for it's entire life if not multiple generations. Start with a few leaves or a fresh bud here and there. The taste varies on strain. I found it easier to palate the blueberry strain than some of the others.

I have not done the juicing thing yet. From what I have read and watched juicing in general seems to have alot of benefits and by adding the fresh cannibinoids to the mix a person is kicking it to the next level.

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=245080 check out vid number 2 if you have not seen it it applies to your question.

[FirstTracks]

any thoughts on the trichomes irritating your throat/stomach?

[Greenheart]

Originally Posted by FirstTracks

any thoughts on the trichomes irritating your throat/stomach?

I don't know if it is the trichomes so much as the acids within the fresh plant matter. Some are more "bitter" than others. Usually for myself it is fresh picked fan leaves I'm nibbling on anymore. I found that new growth leaves and shoots are more appealing to my body. Based mainly off of taste and the fact that alot of pests in the outdoors seem to go for these first as well.