Another Tincture Thread - Try it, You'll like it

Deleted member 1143136 · Oct 18, 2021

BrassNwood said:

What is stronger Delta-9 or Delta 8?

Delta 9 is considerably more potent than Delta 8. Some believe it to be about twice as strong overall. Side effects are also more considerable with Delta 9. These can include paranoid delusions, mental fog, impaired motor skills, and increased feelings of anxiety.Jun 22, 2021

What is the difference between Delta 8 and Delta-9?

The only chemical difference between Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC is where a particular double bond is located on the chain of carbon atoms. Delta 8 has a double bond on the eighth carbon atom in its molecular structure; Delta 9 has a double bond on the ninth carbon atom.Jun 9, 2021

Does Delta 8 Get U as high as Delta-9?
Endnotes: Yes, Delta-8 Gets You High

The major question Delta 8 gets you high is also answered. Indeed, it gets you high. However, it gives you a mild high relatively less potent compared to Delta 9. Delta 8 effects and benefits are still getting researched.Aug 4, 2021

How Does Delta-8 Turn Into 11-hydroxy-THC?

Delta-9-THC and Delta-8-THC is probably a familiar term to anyone who has enjoyed the psychoactive effects of cannabis, but 11-hydroxy-THC may be a new term to some. With this blog you’ll learn what 11-hydroxy-THC is, how it works, and how to make sure you don’t overindulge in this potent psychoactive compound.

What is 11-hydroxy-THC?
11-OH-THC, also known as 11-hydroxy-THC, sometimes written as 11-OH-THC, is produced in the body when delta-9-THC, the one we usually think of as THC, or Delta-8-THC is broken down. After either has been swallowed, the body breaks down and metabolizes it, producing the metabolite 11-hydroxy-THC. The metabolite is generally considered much more potent than its precursor.

Our liver is responsible for this alteration, and specifically, the drug-metabolizing enzyme known as or CYP2C9 or fully named cytochrome P2C9. Even when you smoke, your liver still sees some delta-8 or delta-9 and turns it into 11-hydroxy-THC, but you get way more 11-OH when you eat cannabis.

First pass metabolism is the phenomenon that causes 11-OH-THC to exert such strong effects on the brain. Oral administration rather than inhalation leads to more potent and longer-lasting effects on the brain and body. In fact, 11-OH-THC can produce a more intense psychoactive experience than the cannabinoid THC.

The Science of 11-hydroxy-THC

Well, it starts when you eat Delta-8 or Delta-9 THC. This powerful and plentiful cannabinoid travels through your digestive system and eventually makes it to your liver where it’s broken down into other molecules called metabolites. While metabolites are usually less powerful than the compound being broken down, in some cases, they’re actually much more potent and powerful. This is the case with 11-hydroxy-THC.

When you smoke THC, your body does create some 11-hydroxy-THC, but it’s around 10 times less than what’s created when you eat THC.

Some believe this means 11-hydroxy-THC is as much as 10 times stronger than THC, but it isn’t quite as simple as that. While it’s much more portent, scientists say this estimate is too high based on their research, estimating anywhere from 1.5 to 7 times as strong instead.

As an example, in one study two groups of patients were intravenously given the same amount of either THC or 11-hydroxy-THC. Patients then reported on how high they felt afterwards. Subjects given THC reported on average a three out of 10 when asked how high they felt. Those who had 11-hydroxy-THC in their system reported an average of eight out of 10.

This suggests that 11-hydroxy-THC is more portent and powerful than THC is, although not quite 10 times. The effects of both are present in Delta-8 THC edibles, but 11-hydroxy-THC is much more plentiful, so it should account for the majority of the edible’s effects.

How does 11-hydroxy-THC work?
11-hydroxy-THC primarily produces its effects by binding to the CB1 receptor and mimicking all the known effects of delta-9. The peak concentration of 11-hydroxy-THC in the blood is about one and a half hours after ingestion, although, depending on the dose it can last up to eight hours or more.

This works wonders for patients that need the long lasting effects of 11-OH-THC, because it may aid in sleep and cause sedation effects.

The sedative effect of 11-hydroxy-THC may not always be desirable, especially when consuming a cannabis edible in the middle of the day. Fortunately, there are ways to limit consumption of 11-hydroxy-THC to avoid any unwanted psychoactive effects.

The Benefits of 11-Hydroxy-THC
While there hasn’t been nearly enough research on the specific medical effects of 11-hydroxy-THC, medical marijuana patients have been consuming edibles for their medical needs for thousands of years. There are benefits to taking edibles that keep patients coming back to them and to 11-hydroxy-THC. So, what makes this method different from the rest?

Cannabis edibles last longer: For one thing, edibles have longer-lasting effects. While they take longer to start working—typically 60–120 minutes as opposed to 10–15 minutes with smoking—they can last much longer. A cannabis edible high usually lasts six to eight hours, while the high from smoking only lasts around two or three hours. For patients with medical conditions like chronic pain, anxiety or depression, it can be especially helpful to have a long- lasting medicine that doesn’t require medicating over and over again throughout the day.

Marijuana-infused foods are more sedative and psychoactive: Folks have noted that the effects of edibles are slightly more sedative than when they smoke cannabis. This can make edibles a great choice for conditions like insomnia. A dose taken a few hours before bedtime can lead to a strong sense of sleepiness when it’s time for bed. Since it’s also long-lasting, the sedation can continue all the way through the night, fading just in time for morning.

How to avoid consuming too much 11-hydroxy-THC
To avoid over consuming 11-hydroxy-THC, go easy on the cannabis edibles and adjust recipes accordingly. If you’re making cannabis-infused treats at home, try halving the amount of cannabutter in a recipe and substituting regular butter to lower the potency. Whether your edibles are homemade or store-bought, go slowly and start with a small serving to see how your body and digestive system react. Wait two to four hours before consuming more. Preparing cannabutter with low-THC strains may also be helpful in minimizing psychoactive effects, including anxiety.

If you find that your body is sensitive to the effects of 11-hydroxy-THC, you can try other methods of cannabis consumption. It is also wise to consult with your healthcare practitioner who can advise you on the best ways for you to consume delta-8 THC products. Further, your doctor can help you understand how your body might react to different levels of 11-OH-THC, as well as varying THC concentrations.

Because 11-hydroxy-THC is made by the liver, and we all have different liver enzymes and genetic mutations in those enzymes, cannabis edibles can be entirely different in one person to the next. There is a huge range in how individuals metabolize delta-8 THC into 11-hydroxy-THC, varying from age, sex, past use, current medication, and many other factors.
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This covers it much better then I can explain it but you got essentially the same hard hit from an edible as if it was Delta 9. Both 8 and 9 get changed into 11-Hydroxy-THC. This is what kicked the living shit out of you.

You'll be fine. Eventually. . It does wear off in a few days. Weeks. For me it takes between 10 and 15 days for the real pain to come crawling out of my surgical scar. It could take that long for you to get completely clear of it's effects.

Me neighbor who swore edibles never worked took to many of my hash capsules and didn't come down for 3 days and was fuzzy headed for several days after. He swears I spiked them with a much stronger drug and to this day I can't convince him it was just Cannabis-Hash.

BNW
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Lol yeah man... it's sad to see that even just a 50mg delta 8 brownie got me this fucked up.... I mean it was scary I'm not gonna lie... and it still is I been having panic attacks almost every night... but I know all yall believe in one another have eachothers backs and I believe I can get through it...

Tokintb12 · Oct 18, 2021

PsychedelicSam said:

OOOOOH, Yummy! Chocolate Ice Cream!

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It's a soft-serve like a Frosty but sure tastes better and feels soooo goooood!

I swear that I didn't use pepper in my ice cream but that might be interesting. The graphic above is the only one for this. I was trying to do too many things at once but there's not much to it anyway. It's mostly just mixing the 210s syrup into the base of what you're making and let the ice cream maker do the rest of the work.

I've always made ice cream with an electric freezer that uses ice but it always made too much for a single person. I've never explored sorbet or other types of frozen treats like that but @Tokintb12 piqued my interest with his sorbets using the syrup. Sorbets are better than ice cream for me so I bought this little freezer ice cream/sorbet maker. It makes a soft serve product like a slushy or a Frosty but it will harden if you place it back in the freezer when it's finished. It works surprisingly well.

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I had a little over half of that 4oz jar of chocolate syrup and I used that to infuse one cup of ice cream mix. This gadget will only hold one cup at a time which is perfect for one person and two doses if you have the will power. You have to place the cup in the freezer for at least 24 hours before you can start the freezing process but it only takes about a half hour for that. It comes together quickly.

So, I made the classic vanilla recipe without the egg but used the chocolate syrup instead of sugar. That was 2/3 cup of whipping cream and 1/3 milk. Adding the chocolate added a little extra but it didn't affect the process. Because the syrup was so thick, I heated the milk/cream mix before I added it and stirred until it all blended in then used my frother to whip it creamy and smooth. Because it was warm, I placed it in the freezer for a couple of hours while I had dinner. You need to have everything as cold as you can get it.

When I was ready to proceed I took the freezing cup our of the freezer as well as the separate mix. I quickly added the vanilla I had initially forgotten and started the paddle churning. You need to hold on to the base of the cup during this process because as the mix thickens it takes more effort for the paddle to churn and that will start turning the whole thing. That could cause accidents.

It took about 20 minutes but then I put it back in the freezer for 30 minutes to cool it down a bit more. I started it again after that and ten minutes later I had a really delicious soft serve chocolate ice cream. So delicious that i couldn't stop slurping it down until I had eaten over half of it. I then realized what I had done. There was over 600mg in that cup of ice cream. I had a really good night, let's say.

I'm really pleased with this syrup and am already planning for the next batch. I got about 8 servings with my tolerance level with 2g of shatter that cost me $15 each on sale so that's a pretty good deal.
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That looks good
I'm still trying to settle on a good custard recipe
Will do another peach sorbet with canned peaches in water
For the ice cream I may do a butter pecan
No more coconut ice cream, ate way too much of that

Then move to beverages and finally get the gelatin pearls rough video
The fruit powders will work great for these and add a lot of flavor
I want to put these into club soda and see if you can break them and flavor the soda

I get somewhere between a soft serve and full set on cuisinart ice cream maker

Careful samp!ing, that's how my posting got ridiculous

Jay_R_1787 · Oct 18, 2021

BrassNwood said:

What is stronger Delta-9 or Delta 8?

Delta 9 is considerably more potent than Delta 8. Some believe it to be about twice as strong overall. Side effects are also more considerable with Delta 9. These can include paranoid delusions, mental fog, impaired motor skills, and increased feelings of anxiety.Jun 22, 2021

What is the difference between Delta 8 and Delta-9?

The only chemical difference between Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC is where a particular double bond is located on the chain of carbon atoms. Delta 8 has a double bond on the eighth carbon atom in its molecular structure; Delta 9 has a double bond on the ninth carbon atom.Jun 9, 2021

Does Delta 8 Get U as high as Delta-9?
Endnotes: Yes, Delta-8 Gets You High

The major question Delta 8 gets you high is also answered. Indeed, it gets you high. However, it gives you a mild high relatively less potent compared to Delta 9. Delta 8 effects and benefits are still getting researched.Aug 4, 2021

How Does Delta-8 Turn Into 11-hydroxy-THC?

Delta-9-THC and Delta-8-THC is probably a familiar term to anyone who has enjoyed the psychoactive effects of cannabis, but 11-hydroxy-THC may be a new term to some. With this blog you’ll learn what 11-hydroxy-THC is, how it works, and how to make sure you don’t overindulge in this potent psychoactive compound.

What is 11-hydroxy-THC?
11-OH-THC, also known as 11-hydroxy-THC, sometimes written as 11-OH-THC, is produced in the body when delta-9-THC, the one we usually think of as THC, or Delta-8-THC is broken down. After either has been swallowed, the body breaks down and metabolizes it, producing the metabolite 11-hydroxy-THC. The metabolite is generally considered much more potent than its precursor.

Our liver is responsible for this alteration, and specifically, the drug-metabolizing enzyme known as or CYP2C9 or fully named cytochrome P2C9. Even when you smoke, your liver still sees some delta-8 or delta-9 and turns it into 11-hydroxy-THC, but you get way more 11-OH when you eat cannabis.

First pass metabolism is the phenomenon that causes 11-OH-THC to exert such strong effects on the brain. Oral administration rather than inhalation leads to more potent and longer-lasting effects on the brain and body. In fact, 11-OH-THC can produce a more intense psychoactive experience than the cannabinoid THC.

The Science of 11-hydroxy-THC

Well, it starts when you eat Delta-8 or Delta-9 THC. This powerful and plentiful cannabinoid travels through your digestive system and eventually makes it to your liver where it’s broken down into other molecules called metabolites. While metabolites are usually less powerful than the compound being broken down, in some cases, they’re actually much more potent and powerful. This is the case with 11-hydroxy-THC.

When you smoke THC, your body does create some 11-hydroxy-THC, but it’s around 10 times less than what’s created when you eat THC.

Some believe this means 11-hydroxy-THC is as much as 10 times stronger than THC, but it isn’t quite as simple as that. While it’s much more portent, scientists say this estimate is too high based on their research, estimating anywhere from 1.5 to 7 times as strong instead.

As an example, in one study two groups of patients were intravenously given the same amount of either THC or 11-hydroxy-THC. Patients then reported on how high they felt afterwards. Subjects given THC reported on average a three out of 10 when asked how high they felt. Those who had 11-hydroxy-THC in their system reported an average of eight out of 10.

This suggests that 11-hydroxy-THC is more portent and powerful than THC is, although not quite 10 times. The effects of both are present in Delta-8 THC edibles, but 11-hydroxy-THC is much more plentiful, so it should account for the majority of the edible’s effects.

How does 11-hydroxy-THC work?
11-hydroxy-THC primarily produces its effects by binding to the CB1 receptor and mimicking all the known effects of delta-9. The peak concentration of 11-hydroxy-THC in the blood is about one and a half hours after ingestion, although, depending on the dose it can last up to eight hours or more.

This works wonders for patients that need the long lasting effects of 11-OH-THC, because it may aid in sleep and cause sedation effects.

The sedative effect of 11-hydroxy-THC may not always be desirable, especially when consuming a cannabis edible in the middle of the day. Fortunately, there are ways to limit consumption of 11-hydroxy-THC to avoid any unwanted psychoactive effects.

The Benefits of 11-Hydroxy-THC
While there hasn’t been nearly enough research on the specific medical effects of 11-hydroxy-THC, medical marijuana patients have been consuming edibles for their medical needs for thousands of years. There are benefits to taking edibles that keep patients coming back to them and to 11-hydroxy-THC. So, what makes this method different from the rest?

Cannabis edibles last longer: For one thing, edibles have longer-lasting effects. While they take longer to start working—typically 60–120 minutes as opposed to 10–15 minutes with smoking—they can last much longer. A cannabis edible high usually lasts six to eight hours, while the high from smoking only lasts around two or three hours. For patients with medical conditions like chronic pain, anxiety or depression, it can be especially helpful to have a long- lasting medicine that doesn’t require medicating over and over again throughout the day.

Marijuana-infused foods are more sedative and psychoactive: Folks have noted that the effects of edibles are slightly more sedative than when they smoke cannabis. This can make edibles a great choice for conditions like insomnia. A dose taken a few hours before bedtime can lead to a strong sense of sleepiness when it’s time for bed. Since it’s also long-lasting, the sedation can continue all the way through the night, fading just in time for morning.

How to avoid consuming too much 11-hydroxy-THC
To avoid over consuming 11-hydroxy-THC, go easy on the cannabis edibles and adjust recipes accordingly. If you’re making cannabis-infused treats at home, try halving the amount of cannabutter in a recipe and substituting regular butter to lower the potency. Whether your edibles are homemade or store-bought, go slowly and start with a small serving to see how your body and digestive system react. Wait two to four hours before consuming more. Preparing cannabutter with low-THC strains may also be helpful in minimizing psychoactive effects, including anxiety.

If you find that your body is sensitive to the effects of 11-hydroxy-THC, you can try other methods of cannabis consumption. It is also wise to consult with your healthcare practitioner who can advise you on the best ways for you to consume delta-8 THC products. Further, your doctor can help you understand how your body might react to different levels of 11-OH-THC, as well as varying THC concentrations.

Because 11-hydroxy-THC is made by the liver, and we all have different liver enzymes and genetic mutations in those enzymes, cannabis edibles can be entirely different in one person to the next. There is a huge range in how individuals metabolize delta-8 THC into 11-hydroxy-THC, varying from age, sex, past use, current medication, and many other factors.
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This covers it much better then I can explain it but you got essentially the same hard hit from an edible as if it was Delta 9. Both 8 and 9 get changed into 11-Hydroxy-THC. This is what kicked the living shit out of you.

You'll be fine. Eventually. . It does wear off in a few days. Weeks. For me it takes between 10 and 15 days for the real pain to come crawling out of my surgical scar. It could take that long for you to get completely clear of it's effects.

Me neighbor who swore edibles never worked took to many of my hash capsules and didn't come down for 3 days and was fuzzy headed for several days after. He swears I spiked them with a much stronger drug and to this day I can't convince him it was just Cannabis-Hash.

BNW
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That's a mountain of information I enjoyed learning about the function of the liver and converting cannabanoids. Thanks for sharing this!

Deleted member 1143136 · Oct 18, 2021

BrassNwood said:

What is stronger Delta-9 or Delta 8?

Delta 9 is considerably more potent than Delta 8. Some believe it to be about twice as strong overall. Side effects are also more considerable with Delta 9. These can include paranoid delusions, mental fog, impaired motor skills, and increased feelings of anxiety.Jun 22, 2021

What is the difference between Delta 8 and Delta-9?

The only chemical difference between Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC is where a particular double bond is located on the chain of carbon atoms. Delta 8 has a double bond on the eighth carbon atom in its molecular structure; Delta 9 has a double bond on the ninth carbon atom.Jun 9, 2021

Does Delta 8 Get U as high as Delta-9?
Endnotes: Yes, Delta-8 Gets You High

The major question Delta 8 gets you high is also answered. Indeed, it gets you high. However, it gives you a mild high relatively less potent compared to Delta 9. Delta 8 effects and benefits are still getting researched.Aug 4, 2021

How Does Delta-8 Turn Into 11-hydroxy-THC?

Delta-9-THC and Delta-8-THC is probably a familiar term to anyone who has enjoyed the psychoactive effects of cannabis, but 11-hydroxy-THC may be a new term to some. With this blog you’ll learn what 11-hydroxy-THC is, how it works, and how to make sure you don’t overindulge in this potent psychoactive compound.

What is 11-hydroxy-THC?
11-OH-THC, also known as 11-hydroxy-THC, sometimes written as 11-OH-THC, is produced in the body when delta-9-THC, the one we usually think of as THC, or Delta-8-THC is broken down. After either has been swallowed, the body breaks down and metabolizes it, producing the metabolite 11-hydroxy-THC. The metabolite is generally considered much more potent than its precursor.

Our liver is responsible for this alteration, and specifically, the drug-metabolizing enzyme known as or CYP2C9 or fully named cytochrome P2C9. Even when you smoke, your liver still sees some delta-8 or delta-9 and turns it into 11-hydroxy-THC, but you get way more 11-OH when you eat cannabis.

First pass metabolism is the phenomenon that causes 11-OH-THC to exert such strong effects on the brain. Oral administration rather than inhalation leads to more potent and longer-lasting effects on the brain and body. In fact, 11-OH-THC can produce a more intense psychoactive experience than the cannabinoid THC.

The Science of 11-hydroxy-THC

Well, it starts when you eat Delta-8 or Delta-9 THC. This powerful and plentiful cannabinoid travels through your digestive system and eventually makes it to your liver where it’s broken down into other molecules called metabolites. While metabolites are usually less powerful than the compound being broken down, in some cases, they’re actually much more potent and powerful. This is the case with 11-hydroxy-THC.

When you smoke THC, your body does create some 11-hydroxy-THC, but it’s around 10 times less than what’s created when you eat THC.

Some believe this means 11-hydroxy-THC is as much as 10 times stronger than THC, but it isn’t quite as simple as that. While it’s much more portent, scientists say this estimate is too high based on their research, estimating anywhere from 1.5 to 7 times as strong instead.

As an example, in one study two groups of patients were intravenously given the same amount of either THC or 11-hydroxy-THC. Patients then reported on how high they felt afterwards. Subjects given THC reported on average a three out of 10 when asked how high they felt. Those who had 11-hydroxy-THC in their system reported an average of eight out of 10.

This suggests that 11-hydroxy-THC is more portent and powerful than THC is, although not quite 10 times. The effects of both are present in Delta-8 THC edibles, but 11-hydroxy-THC is much more plentiful, so it should account for the majority of the edible’s effects.

How does 11-hydroxy-THC work?
11-hydroxy-THC primarily produces its effects by binding to the CB1 receptor and mimicking all the known effects of delta-9. The peak concentration of 11-hydroxy-THC in the blood is about one and a half hours after ingestion, although, depending on the dose it can last up to eight hours or more.

This works wonders for patients that need the long lasting effects of 11-OH-THC, because it may aid in sleep and cause sedation effects.

The sedative effect of 11-hydroxy-THC may not always be desirable, especially when consuming a cannabis edible in the middle of the day. Fortunately, there are ways to limit consumption of 11-hydroxy-THC to avoid any unwanted psychoactive effects.

The Benefits of 11-Hydroxy-THC
While there hasn’t been nearly enough research on the specific medical effects of 11-hydroxy-THC, medical marijuana patients have been consuming edibles for their medical needs for thousands of years. There are benefits to taking edibles that keep patients coming back to them and to 11-hydroxy-THC. So, what makes this method different from the rest?

Cannabis edibles last longer: For one thing, edibles have longer-lasting effects. While they take longer to start working—typically 60–120 minutes as opposed to 10–15 minutes with smoking—they can last much longer. A cannabis edible high usually lasts six to eight hours, while the high from smoking only lasts around two or three hours. For patients with medical conditions like chronic pain, anxiety or depression, it can be especially helpful to have a long- lasting medicine that doesn’t require medicating over and over again throughout the day.

Marijuana-infused foods are more sedative and psychoactive: Folks have noted that the effects of edibles are slightly more sedative than when they smoke cannabis. This can make edibles a great choice for conditions like insomnia. A dose taken a few hours before bedtime can lead to a strong sense of sleepiness when it’s time for bed. Since it’s also long-lasting, the sedation can continue all the way through the night, fading just in time for morning.

How to avoid consuming too much 11-hydroxy-THC
To avoid over consuming 11-hydroxy-THC, go easy on the cannabis edibles and adjust recipes accordingly. If you’re making cannabis-infused treats at home, try halving the amount of cannabutter in a recipe and substituting regular butter to lower the potency. Whether your edibles are homemade or store-bought, go slowly and start with a small serving to see how your body and digestive system react. Wait two to four hours before consuming more. Preparing cannabutter with low-THC strains may also be helpful in minimizing psychoactive effects, including anxiety.

If you find that your body is sensitive to the effects of 11-hydroxy-THC, you can try other methods of cannabis consumption. It is also wise to consult with your healthcare practitioner who can advise you on the best ways for you to consume delta-8 THC products. Further, your doctor can help you understand how your body might react to different levels of 11-OH-THC, as well as varying THC concentrations.

Because 11-hydroxy-THC is made by the liver, and we all have different liver enzymes and genetic mutations in those enzymes, cannabis edibles can be entirely different in one person to the next. There is a huge range in how individuals metabolize delta-8 THC into 11-hydroxy-THC, varying from age, sex, past use, current medication, and many other factors.
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This covers it much better then I can explain it but you got essentially the same hard hit from an edible as if it was Delta 9. Both 8 and 9 get changed into 11-Hydroxy-THC. This is what kicked the living shit out of you.

You'll be fine. Eventually. . It does wear off in a few days. Weeks. For me it takes between 10 and 15 days for the real pain to come crawling out of my surgical scar. It could take that long for you to get completely clear of it's effects.

Me neighbor who swore edibles never worked took to many of my hash capsules and didn't come down for 3 days and was fuzzy headed for several days after. He swears I spiked them with a much stronger drug and to this day I can't convince him it was just Cannabis-Hash.

BNW
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Would you say a delta 8 brownie... considerably the one I had caused a liver high

BrassNwood · Oct 18, 2021

graffitiboyz240 said:

Would you say a delta 8 brownie... considerably the one I had caused a liver high
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Exactly the same. Both Delta 8 and Delta 9 are converted by your Liver to the metabolite 11-Hydroxy-THC.
It's the 11-Hydroxy that kicked your ass. You would have been just as wrecked on 50mg of a Delta 9 based edible.
It is why edibles are so powerful and why you need so little to get way to high.

BNW

Deleted member 1143136 · Oct 18, 2021

BrassNwood said:

Exactly the same. Both Delta 8 and Delta 9 are converted by your Liver to the metabolite 11-Hydroxy-THC.
It's the 11-Hydroxy that kicked your ass. You would have been just as wrecked on 50mg of a Delta 9 based edible.
It is why edibles are so powerful and why you need so little to get way to high.

BNW
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Welp.... hopefully time and patience will fix me soon.... ... side effects are definitely not somthing I want happening at school or work

Jsaunders · Oct 18, 2021

Is there a difference in the 190 proof being ice cold or mixing the weed and booze together and then letting it sit in the freezer for 24 hrs ?

BrassNwood · Oct 18, 2021

Our liver is responsible for this alteration, and specifically, the drug-metabolizing enzyme known as CYP2C9 or fully named Cytochrome P2C9. Even when you smoke, your liver still sees some delta-8 or delta-9 and turns it into 11-hydroxy-THC, but you get way more 11-OH when you eat cannabis.

BNW

BrassNwood · Oct 18, 2021

Jsaunders said:

Is there a difference in the 190 proof being ice cold or mixing the weed and booze together and then letting it sit in the freezer for 24 hrs ?
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Yes.
The fast wash with both Cannabis and Alcohol frozen separately, combined, shaken and promptly strained will give the cleanest Tincture.

The longer it soaks the more Chlorophyll is picked up and it becomes increasingly more bitter the longer the plant material is allowed to soak. The Trichome heads are stripped open and the THC dissolved into the Alcohol on contact. Really just takes 5-10 seconds of shaking before I strain.

You'll find adherents on both sides of the fence with some liking the long soak for added medicinal benefits.

BNW

Jay_R_1787 · Oct 18, 2021

I've used a few chunks of dry ice in the jar as I shake the 2 together when available and got some really clean stuff

Tokintb12 · Oct 18, 2021

Here is some info on the pearls or caviar

I was thinking of doing the smaller spheres
The flavored syrup should hold up to the process with the powdered flavoring
I used reduced fruit juice before but it lacked flavor
May also try a panna cotta
These will be in one or two serving batches

Then onto foams and more CBD centric edibles with the dispo cannabis

Want to get what is in this cartridge into an edible
I experienced real pain relief
I have an appointment to meet with the contact person at this dispensary and want to start to do edibles with some medical application

Jsaunders · Oct 18, 2021

I’ve always let sit for 24 hrs - mostly cause I don’t have room in the freezer for everything and time wise.

is there a better filter out there other then the paper coffee filter?

Deleted member 1143136 · Oct 18, 2021

BrassNwood said:

Yes.
The fast wash with both Cannabis and Alcohol frozen separately, combined, shaken and promptly strained will give the cleanest Tincture.

The longer it soaks the more Chlorophyll is picked up and it becomes increasingly more bitter the longer the plant material is allowed to soak. The Trichome heads are stripped open and the THC dissolved into the Alcohol on contact. Really just takes 5-10 seconds of shaking before I strain.

You'll find adherents on both sides of the fence with some liking the long soak for added medicinal benefits.

BNW
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I'm a bit scared to go too sleep... knowing I'd probably get a panic attack.... what do I do

PsychedelicSam · Oct 18, 2021

graffitiboyz240 said:

I'm a bit scared to go too sleep... knowing I'd probably get a panic attack.... what do I do
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Take that Advil PM if it will help or some melatonin. The point is to not think about it. Relax and play a game before to get your mind off it. Don't be afraid. The more you think about it the longer it will take. When you get up in the morning start planning some activity even if you feel crappy. You'll be okay.

Jay_R_1787 · Oct 18, 2021

Jsaunders said:

I’ve always let sit for 24 hrs - mostly cause I don’t have room in the freezer for everything and time wise.

is there a better filter out there other then the paper coffee filter?
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Buchner funnel filters and a vacuum flask

Deleted member 1143136 · Oct 18, 2021

PsychedelicSam said:

Take that Advil PM if it will help or some melatonin. The point is to not think about it. Relax and play a game before to get your mind off it. Don't be afraid. The more you think about it the longer it will take. When you get up in the morning start planning some activity even if you feel crappy. You'll be okay.
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If the delta 8 was still in my system... could that be harmful for me

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PsychedelicSam said:

Take that Advil PM if it will help or some melatonin. The point is to not think about it. Relax and play a game before to get your mind off it. Don't be afraid. The more you think about it the longer it will take. When you get up in the morning start planning some activity even if you feel crappy. You'll be okay.
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If I took the advil and still encountering side effects with delta 8... could that be a harmful combination.

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BrassNwood said:

Yes.
The fast wash with both Cannabis and Alcohol frozen separately, combined, shaken and promptly strained will give the cleanest Tincture.

The longer it soaks the more Chlorophyll is picked up and it becomes increasingly more bitter the longer the plant material is allowed to soak. The Trichome heads are stripped open and the THC dissolved into the Alcohol on contact. Really just takes 5-10 seconds of shaking before I strain.

You'll find adherents on both sides of the fence with some liking the long soak for added medicinal benefits.

BNW
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Brass can advil really help me if I'm still feeling effects from the delta 8.... I can't swift off to sleep without knowing because I'll freak out later on in my sleep.

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Brass please reply... I'm scared to sleep..... will my delta 8 effects be bad when I take advil with it

PsychedelicSam · Oct 18, 2021

graffitiboyz240 said:

If I took the advil and still encountering side effects with delta 8... could that be a harmful combination.
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No, that is not a harmful combination. Those are deemed safe and won't interact with cannabis. It's safe. It's not the end and it will wear off if you don't keep picking at it. Believe me, kid, this is nothing compared to all the things that will happen to you over the course of a long life and if you don't learn to deal with them when you're young then it gets a lot harder. My best wishes to you. I've already told you that CBD will get you out of those effects. I've mentioned what will help. Other than that, it's mind over matter.

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