Now this is a question I get quite a lot. To be more encompassing with my answer, I’ll say this. The answer is subjective. This means your limit is YOUR limit. Quite like one’s tolerance level, it’s different with each person.
There are some hallmark signs that you may have done too much and not all are based on the amount of cannabis you’ve consumed but internal/external environmental factors surrounding your experience as well. Also, the type of experience you want prior to consumption plays a large roll in your results. So, really, the question is did you meet, underachieve therapy, or over meet your needs.
Now, there are such things as “adverse reactions”. Those reactions are occurrences of unfavorable mental or physiological results from consuming cannabis like severe paranoia, ataxia, severe vomiting, nausea and several others. These reactions can come from consuming cannabis on top of other prescription/OTC medications. This is one of many reasons why you always consult with your primary care physician, if you are on any medications, whether or not cannabis consumption is a viable option.
Overall, your body will tell you what it needs, doesn’t need, what it wants, and what it can handle. If you are taking any prescribed medications like, but not limited to, opioids or BP medication consult with your physician before consuming cannabis. Cannabis is great but there is such a thing as too much.
Keep your senses open and consume carefully. Stay solid my Keys!
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