THCA Benefits and Effects You Should Know

THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) has been on the market for a short while now, and it’s quickly becoming the biggest new thing in the hemp industry.  Of course, its biggest appeal is the fact that many THCA products are deceptive, in that once they’re heated, they actually provide you with delta 9 THC.  THCA is the raw precursor to delta 9, and once it’s heated to a high temperature, as it would be when dabbing, vaping, or smoking it, it turns into delta 9.  At the same time, because it’s technically not delta 9 at the time of sale, it’s perfectly legal.

Given how popular THCA products have become, many people are wondering exactly what the effects are like, so they know what to expect.  Let’s talk about the most common effects of THCA products, and how they can vary based on a few different factors.  Keep in mind that we’re going to be talking about Binoid THCA products, all of which are actually giving you delta 9 THC.

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THCA’s Benefits

First, let’s talk about the potential benefits of taking a THCA product, which again converts the THCA into delta 9 THC through the process of heating (dabs, vapes, etc.)

Psychoactive Effects

Of course, the main draw of THCA products is how they deliver a delta 9 THC high.  And, delta 9’s high is incredibly desirable, given its ability to produce euphoric yet anxiolytic effects that can make us feel happy, uplifted, and alleviated of our day-to-day worries.  This high can also make us feel more creative, sociable, sleepy, or focused, depending on the strain and how the cannabinoid affects you, personally.

Discomfort Relief

Delta 9 THC has long been known as a potential analgesic and anti-inflammatory, making it an incredibly popular choice through the medical marijuana market for those with chronic pain and other forms of daily discomfort.  

Help with Nausea and Appetite

Delta 9 is commonly used for its appetite-enhancing effects, famous for “the munchies” that make a person want to eat even when their appetite was nowhere to be found earlier.  On a similar note, the cannabinoid is known for its antiemetic effects – in other words, its ability to reduce nausea.

THCA’s Side Effects

Of course, there’s always the risk of some side effects with just about anything – and anyone who has used delta 9 knows that there are some mild, temporary side effects that can occur while you’re high.  These aren’t of major medical concern, as delta 9 is nontoxic.  They include:

• Drowsiness/grogginess/fatigue
• Dry mouth
• Bloodshot/dry eyes
• Paranoia/anxiety
• Impairment of motor skills
• Dizziness/lightheadedness
• Low blood pressure

What Can Determine the Effects of Your THCA Experience?

While we’ve gone over the general effects you can expect from certain types of THCA products, it’s important to remember that ultimately, those effects can be different for everyone, based on a number of factors.  Let’s take a look at those factors now. 

#1: Other Cannabinoids in Your System

If you’ve taken other cannabinoids around the same time you used a THCA product, then those other cannabinoids will influence the effects of the delta 9 THC.  If, for instance, you’ve taken CBD, you may notice a milder, calmer high, whereas if you’ve taken, say, THC-P, the overall psychoactive effect may be much stronger.

#2: Your Tolerance

Your tolerance always plays a role, too.  If you have a low tolerance to the overall effects of THC, you may find that your high is far stronger than it is for someone who’s been using the cannabinoid for a long time.

#3: The THCA Effects Product Type/Delivery Method

The type of product you use is going to matter as well.  Only certain THCA products convert the THCA into delta 9, and those are vapes, flower, and dabs.  Dabs are incredibly potent as they’re concentrated, so the high can be far more intense.  Smoking THCA in flower form also produces generally stronger effects than vaping the cannabinoid.

#4: How Much You’ve Taken

Naturally, the amount you’ve consumed will play a role in how you feel.  The more of a THCA product you take, the stronger the high will be, so you’ll want to consider the amount that you take carefully based on what you want the potency of the effects to be.

#5: Your State of Mind

To an extent, your state of mind can influence the high as well.  If you use a THCA hemp product while you’re anxious, you may find that you’re more likely to feel uneasy or paranoid.  If you’re in a positive mood, the effects may be more euphoric.

#6: The Strain 

The other big factor is the strain of the THCA product, of course.  The strain, determined by the terpene profile of the breed of the plant, has a major influence over the effects that you feel.  

• Indica effects are “sleepier” and more body-oriented.
• Sativa effects are more uplifting and cerebral.
• Hybrid effects are somewhere in-between.

Overall, THCA’s Effects are Very Desirable 

Ultimately, the only way to know what THCA’s effects will feel like for you is to try it out for yourself.  Binoid THCA products can offer you the legal delta 9 high you’ve been waiting for.  Available in a variety of product types and strains, our THCA products ensure something for every hemp enthusiast out there.  Our products are thoroughly lab-tested, derived organically, and free of additives, to give you the amazing properties of the cannabinoid that you’re looking for.

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