There’s yet another exciting new cannabinoid entering the market called, “delta 9P”. It’s essentially a cross between delta 9 THC, and THC-P, promising the strongest psychoactive effects yet, and while it’s not available on the market right now, it is coming to Binoid soon.
Still, no studies have yet been done on delta 9P and Delta 9P products, since the cannabinoid is brand new, but based on what we know about delta 9 THC and THC-P, we can say that its potential benefits are likely the ones below, that are the benefits we associate with delta 9.
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Delta 9P Benefits & Effects
#1: Delta 9P May Boost Appetite
We all know that delta 9 THC causes “the munchies,” and no snack in the house is safe. It’s a known fact that delta 9, like many psychoactive cannabinoids, can boost appetite, and this can be a good thing in many clinical circumstances, as certain conditions can interfere with a person’s desire or ability to eat. One study found that delta 9 THC boosted the appetite of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy, so likely, delta 9p offers the same potential benefit.
#2: Delta 9P May Help with Nausea
Delta 9p may also help manage nausea, a symptom that can be extremely disruptive to daily life if it’s chronic. Over the years, various studies have shown that delta 9 THC acts on receptors that regulate serotonin, and many don’t know that nausea is actually mediated by serotonin. This is why it has been used for years as a treatment for nausea.
#3: Delta 9P THC May Improve Mood
Delta 9p probably shares the mood-improving effects of delta 9 THC, and in fact that’s something that we’ve already been hearing from those who have actually tried the cannabinoid. Delta 9’s mood-regulating properties are well known, and that’s one of the key reasons people use it.
Research has shown that delta 9 THC works on neurotransmitters in the brain that affect our mood and stress levels, potentially offering uplifting properties that can be antidepressant inherently, along with stress-reducing properties that can help a person feel mentally calmer.
#4: Delta 9P May Improve Sleep
It’s not surprising that delta 9P is reported to offer a desirable effect at bedtime, for those looking for a little help in the sleep department. Delta 9 THC famously makes people sleepy when taken at night, due to a combination of its body high and soothing cerebral effects that slow down the nervous system and eases away negative thoughts that keep us tossing and turning at night.
Cannabinoids interact with melatonin, serotonin and cortisol, three critical neurotransmitters involved in our sleep process.
#5: Delta 9P May Produce Anti-Inflammatory Effects
Cannabinoids are largely known for their anti-inflammatory properties, and the same goes for delta 9 THC. Delta 9 is prescribed in marijuana form to chronic pain patients around the country who are part of their state’s medical marijuana program.
Based on delta 9P’s clear similarities, it’s not surprising that it also shares these anti-inflammatory qualities, which can be incredibly useful to anyone who is struggling with an inflammatory condition such as arthritis, fibromyalgia or certain inflammatory digestive ailments.
#6: Delta 9P May Have Analgesic Properties
Another effect delta 9P likely borrows from delta 9 THC is its potential analgesic properties, which affect the way in which the nervous system experiences pain. Analgesics disrupt the brain’s ability to receive strong pain signals from the nervous system’s pain receptors, to basically increase our tolerance to pain so that we’re less likely to be affected by it.
#7: Delta 9P May Offer Neurological Effects
One of the most exciting areas of cannabis research is delta 9 THC’s influence on neurological function, which may play a major role in managing symptoms related to neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis and epilepsy. Delta 9p has no reason to not mimic these effects, since again, delta 9p becomes delta 9 THC once absorbed in the body.
Side Effects Associated with Delta 9P (Cons)
Side Effect #1: Has a Tremendously High Potency
Given the fact that Delta 9P compound is so much more potent than regular delta 9 THC, or pretty much any other cannabinoid on the market that we know of so far, those who are more sensitive to the temporary side effects associated with THC in general will want to be a little more careful. They may be more likely to develop:
- Dry mouth
- Dry eyes
- Anxiety/paranoid
- Lightheadedness/dizziness
- Headache
- Reduced blood pressure
All of these potential side effects are mild and short-lived, and somewhat common with THC especially among those with a low tolerance, or those who have taken too much. Following the directions on the product’s package can help you with dosing to avoid these potential side effects as much as is possible.
Side Effect #2: Delta 9P May Trigger a Positive Drug Test Result
It has yet to be established whether Delta 9P cannabinoids are metabolized by THC-COOH, the enzyme that breaks down THC, and is responsible for a drug test’s positive result. So, if you are drug-tested, be safe rather than sorry and avoid Delta 9P for the time-being.
Delta 9P: A New Way to Enjoy What Our Favorite Cannabinoids Can Offer
Delta 9 THC is a cannabinoid that’s been researched a lot for decades, and studies have been done about THC-P as well, so we can make some real educated guesses about what delta 9p can provide. Like we said, there are no published papers about its delta 9P’s effects, but we know that delta 9P carries properties of both cannabinoids, and so we can safely assume that the above properties are what we can get out of the new delta 9P that’s making its way onto the market.
Best of all, because delta 9P is legal, we can take higher doses of this cannabinoid legally than we can with delta 9 THC, letting us derive these potential benefits more potently than ever. Check out delta 9P today at Binoid!
