The main psychoactive compound of this household herbal high is tetrahydrocannabinol or THC

The main psychoactive compound of this household herbal high is tetrahydrocannabinol or THC. In addition, it contains about sixty cannabinoids, particularly cannabinol (CBN) and cannabidiol (CBD).

 

The effects of this household herbal high vary according to the dose, the variety of the plant, the method used, the individual, and the environment. However, the general effects include general change in consciousness, mild euphoria, relaxation, increased appreciation of humor, music, and other art, stronger connection of body and mind, holistic attention, introspection, physical pleasure, drowsiness, and lassitude. As a result of this, this household herbal high may cause disruption of linear memory, slowness, caution, paranoia, agitation, anxiety, and subjective potentiation of other drugs.

 

This household herbal high has also known physical effects. Some of these include pain relief (especially headaches and cramps), increased appetite, reduced nausea, dilation of alveoli (air sacs) in lungs, dilation of blood vessels, dry mouth, headache, dizziness, and confusion.

 

Although no fatal overdose due to this household herbal high use has ever been recorded in humans, this drug has been known to cause many harmful effects in the long run, including precipitation or exacerbation of latent or existing mental disorders (e.g. schizophrenia) and lowered blood pressure.

 

 

 

 

Japanese Herbal Tea

 

Have you heard something about Japanese herbal tea?  Or, is there such a term as Japanese herbal tea?  Well, let’s find out here.

 

Japan is well-known as one of the tea centers in the world aside from China.  In fact, they have their tradition widely known as the Japanese tea ceremony, which is greatly one of the representative arts of Japan. 

 

Historically, the tea in Japan actually originated from China during the Tang and Song dynasties.  It was brought by the Japanese monks who studied in China and discovered the benefits of tea for overall health and for well-being.  It is considered that the main form of tea that is drunk by the Japanese is green tea or macha and it is considerably in powder form. 

 

Speaking of green tea, it is important to know that it is not an herbal tea.  As opposed to herbal tea which is actually an infusion made herbs and not tea derived from the Camellia sinesis, green tea is a product of the Camellia sinensis plant.  So is there such a Japanese herbal tea?

 

 




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