Analysis: The Hulk Cannabis Strain

Marijuana is the third most popular recreational drug in America, after alcohol and nicotine products. It is a greenish-gray mixture of the dried, shredded leaves and flowers of cannabis sativa, the hemp plant. The main psychoactive part of cannabis is tetrahydrocannabinol or also known as THC. It contains THC as well as over a hundred other cannabinoids. THC is a psychoactive chemical. Marijuana is often used for its mental and physical effects such as a “high” or a “stoned” feeling. It has been know that there are benefits to using marijuana such as euphoria or heightened mood, increased appetite and many others. However there are short term side effects which may include dry mouth, decrease in short term memory, red eyes and often

Chronic pain is a tremendous public health problem, and a costly one. As health care advances and the need for palliative care rises, patients and health care providers are constantly investigating alternative methods of pain treatment and management. Questioning and challenging traditional health policies and practices has created a curiosity in the use of cannabis as an alternative option to standard opioids, for the management of chronic pain. Cannabis, is a leafy green plant consisting of buds and leaves of the cannabis sativa forma indica plants. Marijuana has been used in holistic solutions for hundreds of years; it has also been especially prevalent among terminally ill patients, who have been reported using it to alleviate symptoms like chronic pain, nausea and depression.

Sharktooth cannabis strain is known as Shark Shock. This strain yields extremely dense, light green buds that are accented by fine orange hairs with well-developed trichomes. Sharktooth delivers a creamy, almost buttery, aroma when you first open the container that is nicely contrasted by the crisp scent of citrus fruits when you break open the bud.

Over the past decade a few states have legalized the recreational use of marijuana, others legalized it for its medicinal value, and many states decriminalized it to varying degrees leading. To many of us, the idea of marijuana becoming at least as legal as alcohol seems likely to happen in the near future. Naturally, the cook in me is curious as to whether there is room in quality cookery for marijuana. Yes, marijuana edibles (using food as a delivery system for the weed or hash instead of smoking or vaporizing it) are plentiful in the states where recreational marijuana has become legal. The market for edibles has skyrocketed and, in some markets account for up to 50% of sales of all marijuana. However, as I wrote above, these edibles are more of a method of delivery and the marijuana's use rarely seems to be intended as a major flavor component nor does it seem that using it as one would any other herb, spice, or seasoning is a serious consideration. I, for one, would like to discover whether pot can be used in cooking as an ingredient to be combined with other

The Gorilla Grape Gush Strain is composed of Indica and is popularly known as a relaxing agent. The strain has been composed of dense compact buds which have been wreathed in a very deep and attractive purple batch of leaves. The purple leaves reach certain darkness when the Indica in the strain matures. This happens in at least 7 to 8 weeks in flowering time. This strain has the flavor of grapes, sweets and berries.

In the United States, marijuana for medical purposes has gained more prevalence in current political discourse than in previous years. Marijuana, also known as cannabis, is a flowering plant that originally came from South and Central Asia. For centuries, the cannabis plant has been used for many natural products such as seed oils, seed, fiber that is used to make hemp products and contains over four hundred chemicals, some of which have an antibiotic like effect (Nordqvist, 2013). Studies have shown that two of the chemicals, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and Cannabidiol (CBD), have a positive effect on humans for mild to moderate painkilling effects and sedative effects (Nordqvist, 2013). The purpose of this paper is

"Various forms of medicinal cannabis have provided mostly positive responses for patients with different types of pain: Neuropathic, chronic, postoperative, and that related to fibromyalgia, rhematoid arthritis, mutiple sclerosis and cancer" (Borgelt, Franson, & Nussbaum, 2013). In a study outlined in the article The Pharmacologic and Clinical Effects of Medical Cannabis, which evaluated smoked cannabis compared to placebo, significant improvements in pain were observed. The study included 56 patients and used cigarettes wtih varying THC contents. In general, a higher THC content (up to 9.4%) appears to be more effective for pain relief (Borgelt, Franson, & Nussbaum, 2013).

Chronic pain is a tremendous public health problem, and a costly one. As health care advances and the need for palliative care rises, patients and health care providers are constantly investigating alternative methods of pain treatment and management. Questioning and challenging traditional health policies and practices has created an interest in the use of cannabis as an alternative option to standard opioids, for the management of chronic pain. Cannabis, or marijuana, is a leafy green plant consisting of buds and leaves of the cannabis sativa forma indica plants. Marijuana has been used in holistic solutions for hundreds of years; it has also been especially prevalent among terminally ill cancer patients, who have been reported using it to alleviate symptoms like chronic pain, nausea and depression.

Marijuana is a drug that divides people. Some people claim it as the wonder drug of the '90s, capable of relieving the symptoms of many serious illnesses. Others curse the day the cannabis plant was ever discovered. From pain relief to stimulating the appetites of patients on chemotherapy, marijuana seems to have plenty going for it as a medicine. The legalization of marijuana is a large controversy in many parts of the world today, but the obvious negative effects that the drug induces has kept it from being legalized. Many researchers have a strong positive attitude towards marijuana. It has been said that the drug is “worth investigating and even providing as a medicine for pain relief, severe

The Dawgfather cannabis strain is a slightly Sativa dominant hybrid 60% Sativa and 40% Indica. This bud has long and dense bright neon green conical shaped nugs with fiery orange hairs and a super frosty thick coating of fine white crystal trichomes. The flavor of this strain is very skunky and pungent, with hints of sharp diesel and a touch of coffee. The aroma is almost like freshly tanned leather with a hint of musk and a pungent effect.

Darkside cannabis strain is an Indica dominant hybrid strain. The flavor of Darkside OG is deceptively light, with a sweet woody effect that’s accented by floral citrus on exhale. The smell has a floral overtone that’s accented by rich soil and a touch of mellow lemon. Darkside buds have long dark forest green nugs with orange hairs and tiny dark amber crystal trichomes.

Certain enhancements are frowned upon by many in today’s society. With many available, whether legal or not, there are some enhancements that contribute to the greater good of people. Only thing is that they are not approved for its benefits. I believe cannabis plays a huge roll, being an example of an enhancement that should be seen negatively by any means. Quality of lives are changed and ameliorated so why should anyone condemn the benefits of marijuana?

Jesus cannabis strain is a Sativa dominant hybrid with a 20:80 Indica/ Sativa ratio. The nuggets are dense light green buds, which are completely covered by trichomes. Its smell is quite different from what you would normally expect, and is similar to the aroma of floor cleaners and freshly turned the soil. But then again, its taste is quite extraordinary. It is slightly spicy and earthy and tingles in the throat and nose as you exhale.

Berry Haze cannabis strain is an 80% Sativa hybrid that is well known for its combination of sweet berry, Indica-like flavors and Sativa highs. In addition, Berry Haze provides higher than average yields and a relatively short flowering time of 9-10 weeks, making this a very attractive strain for Sativa enthusiasts.

Marijuana is the third most popular recreational drug in America following alcohol and tobacco. It is most commonly smoked out of a pipe, or rolled like a cigarette. The active ingredient in marijuana that causes the “high” followed by smoking it is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC for short. This is the most common perception of individuals who encounter the drug but what is failed to be considered