Instead of diving into the highest-potency product you can find, you
may want to dabble with microdosing, trying a product from our
1:1 Canna Classic Line. Every gummy contains just 5 milligrams of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC and 5 milligrams of CBD, which means less total impact on the CB1 endocannabinoid receptors. Logically, a smaller serving size should translate into an equivalent reduction in hunger cues and smell sensitivity.
Try products that go beyond THC.
Not all cannabinoids cause hyperphagia. Whether it's a drop of
CBDA + CBGA Tincture or a nibble of our
HHC Mood Gummies, you may find your food intake goes down without such a focus on THC. Additional cannabinoids in the profile may also help lessen the effects of THC under the premise of the Entourage Effect.
Conquering the Munchies: A Bite-Sized Strategy
So, why does cannabis give you the munchies? First, it makes you feel hungry, even if you’re full. Second, it makes food taste better thanks to boosting the sensation of smell. Third, it makes every bite more pleasant than the last, thanks to a cannabis-related rush of dopamine.
Undeniably, because cannabis works through so many channels, when the munchies hit, they are hard to ignore. For those who would prefer to avoid any unnecessary appetite stimulation (yet still enjoy the other effects of cannabis), try experimenting with a smaller THC serving size or branching out into other cannabinoids like CBD and HHC (hexahydrocannabinol).
Whatever cannabis journey you enjoy, happy exploring, and mind your mind.
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