Tetrahydrocannabutol (THC-B) is a newer cannabinoid to enter the hemp industry. Not just that, but a cannabinoid that’s proving to be nothing short of fascinating thanks to its totally unique relationship with the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS). As we speak, THC-B products are making their way onto the market for enthusiasts to explore.
So, if you’re interested in exploring what tetrahydrocannabutol (THC-B) may offer, it’s best to know ahead of time what to expect in terms of how THC-B feels once absorbed into the body, both in terms of its psychoactive effects and its other properties.
Tetrahydrocannabutol is an extremely minor cannabinoid that makes up less than 1% of the plant’s chemical composition. Discovered in 2019, THC-B has a butyl side chain rather than a pentyl side chain, and this really enables the cannabinoid to attach to CB1 receptors in the brain very effectively. Basically, this means that THC-B is extremely potent.
Yes, THC-B is extremely intoxicating. It’s probably slightly less intoxicating than THC-P, but its high is likely to feel very strong. However, THC-B is around 25x stronger than regular THC.
Tetrahydrocannabutol is so new, we’re still learning about its effects, including its high. Currently, people describe THC-B as very euphoric, and even say that its body high is also quite strong, helping to provide the muscles with a feeling of relaxation. As we learn more about its effects from users and researchers alike, we’ll know more.
For the time-being, the only study that has given us an idea of what THC-B products may offer therapeutically tells us that it likely has analgesic properties – in other words, properties that can relieve pain by reducing the nervous system’s reaction to pain signals. We hope that more studies are done soon to give us more insight into the cannabinoid’s potential.
Tetrahydrocannabutol’s psychoactive effects are definitely strong, but still, two people can have entirely different experiences after taking it, due to a number of variables including the specific product that is used and the way in which a person’s body responds to cannabinoids in general.
Ultimately, everyone’s body is unique, and has a unique tolerance to cannabinoids. Some people may naturally feel a lot more intoxicated off of THC-B compound than others, and there are other factors pertaining to the endocannabinoid system that are unknown, which explain why different individuals can feel slightly different effects when taking any cannabinoid.
Dosage plays a massive role as well. Taking a high dosage amount or milligram strength of a THC-B would naturally get you ‘more high’ than consuming just a small amount. Remember that THC-B is much more potent than other cannabinoids, which means that overall, the amount that is recommended is lower than delta 8 and other cannabinoids that we’re more familiar with.
THC-B, like all hemp products, comes in a variety of product forms that determine the delivery method, or how the cannabinoid is delivered into the body. If you’ve used different delivery methods for CBD or delta 8 in the past, then you already know how the delivery method can make a big difference in how you feel when consuming a particular cannabinoid.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the strain you choose will make a big difference. The strain refers to the terpene profile of the hemp used to produce the product, and each terpene offers distinctive effects as well as a unique flavor and aroma. There are three main types of strains, and within each type are many individual strains that you can choose from.
Overall, tetrahydrocannabutol has a lot to offer, particularly to those cannabinoid enthusiasts who are seeking out a very strong and euphoric high. Now that you have an idea of what its effects are and its therapeutic potential, it’s time to check out the new THC-B vapes at Binoid, which offer additive-free 100% pure hemp formulas in a number of exciting strains for a fully personalized THC-B experience.
