Delta 8 THC, which is the latest hot topic in cannabis markets, has just been announced.
It’s like any other new product. Many people also ask the question, “is delta-8 thc safe?”
While the potential dangers of this new cannabis cannabinoid may not be well understood, research into its properties is ongoing. However we can make assumptions about safety by comparing the profiles of delta8 and 9 THC.
Delta 8 THC, when used with care, seems to be more secure than delta 9 THC. It doesn’t make the user feel as high or paranoid as normal marijuana.
However, there are certain things to be aware of such as side effects and contaminated products.
Today’s article examines the safety of delta 8 THC. It highlights potential risks and shows how to avoid them.
Is delta 8 THC safe?
There aren’t many studies that could analyze the safety profile and health effects of delta 8. However, current findings suggest there are no health risks associated with d8 THC oil tincture products or even gummies.
However, both its short-term- and long-term effects need to be carefully studied before making any conclusions.
There are risks associated with using delta 8 THC.
We know that delta 8 and 9 THC interact with each other in the same way. It regulates a variety of physiological functions throughout your body.
This is because cannabis contains cannabinoids (like cbd, delta9 THC, or delta8 thc) that interact with these receptors. This interaction has medical professionals considering cannabis’ therapeutic properties for various health conditions.
Although delta 8 and delta 9 THC produce similar effects, delta8 effects are about half that of its more popular counterpart. It binds directly to the cb1 receptor. However, it has an affinity to cb2 receptor making it more calming than trippy.
It is rare for delta 8 THC user to experience hyperactivity, paranoia or anxiety.
How to minimize the risk when you use delta 8 THC products?
- Find the right dose.Delta 8 THC has a potency of 5-10 mg.
- Take tolerable breaks if necessary.
- Delta 8 should not be used if you have any underlying health conditions or are currently taking medication.
- Do not purchase d8 without consulting reputable vendors.
- Avoid counterfeit and untested products, especially vapes.
- Delta 8 THC is not recommended for use if you are about to drive a motor vehicle or operate heavy machinery.
What are the short-term dangers of delta 8?
While there are some short-term side effects associated with delta 8thc, they aren’t as severe or long-lasting than those caused by delta 9thc. Everyone responds in a different way to tetrahydrocannabinol, and some persons might be more delicate to its cognitive effects.
The most significant short-term side effect of delta 8 THC is:
- Dry mouth
- Problems in coordination
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Physical distortion
Most people will experience at minimum one to two side effects. They include dry mouth, physical distortion, and dry eyes. They are less of a problem than a serious risk to your overall health.
These symptoms can continue to get worse; if that happens, you will need to stop using delta 8 THC to alleviate the symptoms.