Through The fresh toast‘s Mike Adams, exclusively provided Benzinga cannabis.
There has never been a single legitimate report of anyone actually dying prematurely as a result of ingesting too much THC.
As more states boldly end marijuana prohibition in their neck of the woods, there are some common occurrences these places can expect. The first is that more cannabis novices (or at least those without much marijuana experience) will venture into their nearby cannabis shop to try a variety of pot products for the sake of good times and curiosity.
The next situation is that some of these people, again those without much practice in the stoner arts, are likely to be consumed by a full blown THC-induced panic that will grip their chests and choke them. These people, devastated to the point where they suffer a non-life-threatening cannabis overdose, will then either call 911 for help or go to a nearby emergency room in hopes of saving themselves from the savage demons that are killing them approaching them from all directions.
No, they will not die. This is exactly what sometimes happens when a marijuana user has a little too much THC coursing through their veins. This ugliness usually only occurs after overindulging in cannabis edibles, but the horror of ingesting too much weed has been known to rear its ugly head with all methods of consumption.
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It’s been five years since Colorado legalized recreational marijuana, and the state is still struggling with people seeking emergency help for a cannabis overdose. A Recent study published in Annals of Internal Medicine shows that the majority of these emergency room visits are from people who do not properly understand how to safely consume edible cannabis products.
Presumably those are the ones who buy a 100mg pack of THC-infused gummies and wreck the whole damn thing in one sitting. Then as soon as their…
