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Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by Bamther, Feb 22, 2015.

  1. #1 Bamther, Feb 22, 2015
    So, I've made cookies with canna butter before and was perfectly fine. A few nights ago, I decarbed a quarter of Thc bomb and threw it in the food processor, than sifted. I melted a 3oz dark chocolate bar and mixed in the cannibus. I licked the bowl afterward, and didn't think I'd get much from that. About an hour to and hour and a half later, I was so wrecked I felt nauseous as hell. Well, I passed out for the night. Got up early the next day, an still felt high as heck. I ended up puking that morning, then my stomach felt better. Could I have an allergy to ground cannibus? Never happened before.
     
  2. #2 thehighkite, Feb 22, 2015
    Could the bud have been moldy or did you maybe not fully cook something?
     
  3. #3 Bamther, Feb 22, 2015
    Definitely not mold. Two other people ate 5 grams of chocolate and loved it. I may have had about 10 grams and was destroyed. Lol. Just don't understand why I puked. Just wondered if anyone else had this happen. Never had this reaction with butter. Maybe I'll try it again, in a smaller dose. I don't know...
     
  4. #4 Bamther, Feb 23, 2015
    Hmmm... Nobody else?
     
  5. #5 puddleglum, Feb 23, 2015
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    Experienced bakers will make canna oil or butter and strain out the herb solids/fiber so they don't get nauseous from the edibles. This is known for decades in the medical community.

    It also sounds like you had way too much for your tolerance. Your friends were smart to pace themselves.
     

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