THC/CBD drink
Introduction
If you're anything like me, you're excited
to hear about all the new health benefits of cannabis. CBD is one of the most
interesting parts of the cannabis plant, and it's also one of the simplest
methods of incorporating it into your life.
But there's a catch: CBD doesn't get you
high or make you feel "stoned." Why would I want to take something
that doesn't do anything? Well, here are some reasons why:
Infused water
It is a great way to add cannabis to your diet.
It's also one of the most versatile ways to consume THC and CBD because you can
use many different herbs, spices, and fruit.
You can infuse water with or without
alcohol, depending on your mood and what kind of effect you want from the
drink. If you don't like sweetened beverages, consider using lemon instead of
sugar or honey as a flavoring agent; the citrusy flavor pairs beautifully with
cannabis.
Infused coconut water
It is
a good way to hydrate yourself and can act as an electrolyte supplement. Coconut
water contains fiber, which contributes to feelings of fullness and satiety.
It also contains potassium and magnesium,
which aid in muscle recovery following exercise.
Infused iced tea
Tea
is an excellent base for infused drinks. It's easy to make and can be enjoyed
by almost anyone. This is an excellent way for those who don't drink alcohol or
want to avoid caffeine.
If you're looking for an alcohol-free
cocktail, consider infusing your favorite tea with fruit and herbs.
To make an iced tea: Add two tablespoons of
loose dried herb (or one teaspoon if using pre-powdered herbs) per cup of hot
water (200 degrees F).
Steep for 5–10 minutes in hot water, then
strain out flower buds or leaves from the mixture before cooling down by
putting it back into the pot over the stovetop or running under the cold tap
until the desired temperature has been reached. Add added sugar if wanted;
sweeten as needed depending on taste preference before drinking."
Ready-to-drink coffee
beverages
The caffeine content of the drink varies by
brand. For example, a 16-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola contains about 35 milligrams
of caffeine.
Red Bull can have 80 milligrams, while an
8-ounce cup of coffee has between 90 and 100 milligrams.
Some products contain sugar. The caffeine content
of the drink varies by brand. For example, a 16-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola
contains about 35 milligrams of caffeine.
Red Bull can contain 80 milligrams, while an
8-ounce cup of coffee has between 90 and 100 milligrams. The amount that each
person can consume differs based on body weight and sensitivity to caffeine.
The THC/CBD content varies by brand and
product type. The amount that each person can consume differs based on body
weight and sensitivity to THC/CBD.
Do not purchase these drinks if you have
high blood pressure, cardiac disease, or any other medical condition without
consulting your doctor.
Conclusion
There are many ways to consume CBD/THC, and
knowing what kind of effects you want from your drink or food is essential.
You can find a range of products online or
even make your own! If you decide to buy online, we recommend looking for
brands that have been lab tested for purity and quality control standards.
