Delta 8 vs. Delta 9: What’s the Difference?
In the world of cannabis, there are two compounds getting a lot of attention: Delta 8 THC and Delta 9 THC. As more people use cannabis products, it’s important to understand how these two are different. This article will help you learn about Delta 8 and Delta 9, so you can make the best choice for yourself.
The Basics of Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC
Delta 8 and Delta 9 are both types of THC, the part of cannabis that gets you high. They are very similar, but one tiny difference in their chemical structure makes them act differently in your body. Delta 9 is the main type of THC found in cannabis plants and is what causes the strong effects of marijuana. Delta 8 is found in much smaller amounts, so companies have to change it in a lab to make enough to sell.
The Effects of Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC
Delta 9 is known for its strong effects, which can include feeling very happy, hungry, and having changes in how you see, think, sleep, and feel. It works by connecting to parts of your brain that control these things. The effects of Delta 9 can be strong, and how long they last depends on how much you take, how you take it, and how your body reacts.
Delta 8 also gets you high, but it’s usually a milder experience. Because of its slightly different structure, it doesn’t connect as strongly to your brain. People who use Delta 8 say they feel relaxed and calm, without the intense changes in thinking that Delta 9 can cause.
Can Delta 8 and Delta 9 Help with Health Problems?
Scientists have studied Delta 9 more, and it’s been approved for some medical uses, like helping with nausea from chemotherapy and making people with HIV/AIDS feel hungry. It may also help with pain, muscle problems, and other conditions.
Delta 8 hasn’t been studied as much, but there are some promising signs. Some people say it helps with pain, inflammation, and brain problems. But we need more research to know for sure how it can be used for medical purposes.
Delta 8 and the Law
In 2018, the government made it legal to grow and sell hemp, a type of cannabis with very little Delta 9. Because Delta 8 can be made from hemp, some people think it should be legal too. But the rules aren’t clear, and each state has different laws about Delta 8.
Things to Be Careful About with Delta 8
Delta 8 is becoming very popular, but there are some things to be aware of. Since it’s made in a lab, it’s important to choose products from trusted brands to make sure they’re safe. Also, we don’t know much about the long-term effects of Delta 8, so it’s important to be cautious and talk to your doctor if you have any concerns.
The Trouble with Delta 8 Being Sold Everywhere
You can now find Delta 8 in many stores, even in places where marijuana isn’t legal. This can be confusing, and if people have bad reactions to Delta 8, it could make it harder for marijuana to be accepted. It’s important to be a smart consumer, do your research, and talk to your doctor before using Delta 8.
Have more questions about Delta 8 and Delta 9?
The world of Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC is complex and rapidly evolving. If you want to learn even more, stop by your nearest Mango Cannabis location. Our knowledgeable staff is ready to answer your questions and help you find the products that best suit your needs.
