What Happens When You Eat 1000Mg of THC?

By Cesar Soriano · Mon Oct 13, 2014

Author's note: 

Awareness is primarily what I'm trying to promote here, not simply overloading your body with more THC than you feel comfortable handling. Taking the necessary precautions to administer the correct dosage of THC. For the curious people out there wanting to eat edibles for the first time, that mantra should be "less is more." Taking more than you can handle won't kill you, but it can lead to feeling uncomfortable or a minor panic attack. I am a heavy smoker, and a somewhat reasonably heavy dabber, and edibles can easily ruin my day if I have too much.

What's the most potent marijuana edible you've eaten? Most people I've asked have said 250-500mg the most they've had, and they said it was strong enough to knock them out. Few weeks ago, I was dared to eat a Kushie Kandy 1000mg Thin Mint chocolate bar. You'll see 100mg and rarely and 200mg from Kushie Kandy, but when I saw these 1000mg bars, made with two full grams of Girl Scout Cookies nug oil, I didn't hesitate to pull out my wallet. I had to purchase three because of how super-rare they are. 

I waited till noon the next day to eat one whole 1000mg bar. I could clearly taste the weed, but it wasn't the overwhelming oil taste that coats your mouth with yuck. Some edibles I've had  get stuck to your teeth and leave you with a harsh BHO aftertaste. This candy bar did not taste like that at all. If I was eating this without knowing it was a 1000mg THC-infused chocolate bar, I would have never expected it hada bucket pof medication in it. The taste of BHO is undeniably there, but subtle.

By 2:00pm, I felt my stomach reacting to the THC-Infused edible. My eyes were having a difficult time focusing. For me, that's a sign the edibles are kicking in. The specific feeling I was experiencing while under the influence of 1000mg is hard to describe: I felt like my thoughts were moving faster than I could react to them, and faster than anything physically around me. My mind was racing a million miles a minute, but I didn't really have the energy to do anything. I had chores scheduled for the day: I needed to run to a few stores, cook and clean, and I managed to push through the laziness and get everything I needed done for the day.

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