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It Turns Out Your Body Was Designed to Work Better With Cannabis
Going back millions of years in history, our ancestor's diets were a mix of plant and protein based food. Days were spent lounging in the jungles, foraging for vegetation and fruits, eating termites, figs,seeds and other sources of nutrition. The fruits and vegetation they consumed may have altered the course of our history forever.
They consumed terpenoids our fellow mammals couldn't or didn't want to reach. If they never ate as many terpenoids and cannabinoids, we can wonder if they would've had the creativity to discover new ways of solving problems, like sparking the first fire or building the first "home".
Cannabis has been our silent partner for millennia. We now know that spices and plants contain varying degrees of cannabinoids and terpenoids. Consider that nutmeg is a known spice and, when consumed in massive quantity, it gives you a mental buzz (Though I don't recommend experimenting).
Many commonly eaten store items such as apricots, parsley, wild thyme, and even drinks containing hops have terpenoids in varying degrees.
Is it too much of a stretch to think our Castaway-like, life-changing event (fire) was inspired by a mix of cannabinoids?
Link: http://420intel.com/articles/2016/01/23/it-turns-out-your-body-was-designed-work-better-cannabis
Going back millions of years in history, our ancestor's diets were a mix of plant and protein based food. Days were spent lounging in the jungles, foraging for vegetation and fruits, eating termites, figs,seeds and other sources of nutrition. The fruits and vegetation they consumed may have altered the course of our history forever.
They consumed terpenoids our fellow mammals couldn't or didn't want to reach. If they never ate as many terpenoids and cannabinoids, we can wonder if they would've had the creativity to discover new ways of solving problems, like sparking the first fire or building the first "home".
Cannabis has been our silent partner for millennia. We now know that spices and plants contain varying degrees of cannabinoids and terpenoids. Consider that nutmeg is a known spice and, when consumed in massive quantity, it gives you a mental buzz (Though I don't recommend experimenting).
Many commonly eaten store items such as apricots, parsley, wild thyme, and even drinks containing hops have terpenoids in varying degrees.
Is it too much of a stretch to think our Castaway-like, life-changing event (fire) was inspired by a mix of cannabinoids?
Link: http://420intel.com/articles/2016/01/23/it-turns-out-your-body-was-designed-work-better-cannabis
