The first thing people will tell you when you start taking Delta-8 THC is that it won’t do anything to you. I’m not sure if this is true or false, but after doing some research and trying the drug myself, I can say that there are a few things one should know about delta 8 bundles before they try it for themselves. While we’re on the subject of knowing things – let me just briefly run through some basic information as to what delta-8 THC actually is (there’s kind of an obvious reason why it’s called “THC”). Delta-8 THC is a cannabinoid like those other cannabinoids found in marijuana such as CBN and CBD; however, unlike those cannabinoids which bind with your body’s CB1 receptors, Delta-8 THC is a synthetic cannabinoid and binds with your body’s CB2 receptors.
These CB2 receptors play a big part in controlling the immune system as well as regulating inflammation.
Delta-8 THC has been around for quite a while now – it was first synthesized way back in 1974 by a scientist named . It gained momentum sometime in the early 90s when there was some research being done on animals to determine its effects on humans. What those scientists found was that delta-8 THC is about as anti-inflammatory as aspirin but doesn’t damage the stomach lining like aspirin does.
During this time they also discovered that delta-8 THC can be very effective at preventing bowel inflammation from chemotherapy, something which helped patients reduce their dosage by as much as 75 percent. Delta-8 THC also helps slow down the growth of cancerous tumors and fight existing ones, but there hasn’t been a lot of study done on it because it hasn’t been considered a viable option for humans due to its toxicity levels.
Despite how effective delta 8 bundles is at fighting inflammation and preventing bowel inflammation from chemo, it has never actually been tested or approved by any major drug agency such as FDA or doctors. This means that no one will prescribe you delta-8 THC even if you’ve found out through research that it could be extremely beneficial for your health – there’s just not enough evidence to support prescribing an unapproved drug so why take the risk? Also, this might have something to do with why delta-8 THC is so cheap – it’s being sold at around the same price as CBD despite having a much higher success rate. No one can patent an unapproved drug and because of this, there’s not enough incentive for researchers or drug companies to invest in it.