Is Microdosing The Future of Marijuana?
Synopsis
Microdosing with cannabis trim and psyllium husk offers potential health benefits.
Synopsis
This product combines cannabis trim, psyllium husk, and coconut oil to create a microdose aimed at improving health and well-being. Microdosing, which began with LSD, is now being applied to marijuana as legal cannabis spreads across the United States. Ethan Ernest, the creator of Mirth Control, packages around 1200 pills an hour, targeting both medicinal and recreational users. After developing chronic bronchitis from volunteering at Ground Zero in New York, he found relief through marijuana pills. While there is no scientific consensus on the benefits of microdosing marijuana, users like Portland dispensary worker Lauren LeFranc report positive effects for various health issues. Products labeled as microdoses typically contain 1 to 10 mg of THC, significantly lower than the 35 to 90 mg found in a typical joint. The distinction between microdosing and low dosing is often blurred, as both terms refer to similar low dosages of THC.
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