Cannabis and Creativity: Do Edibles Enhance Experience?
- Sep 14, 2021
- 1 min read
Cannabis Infused Cookies and Art
It's an age old question: what is the relationship between creativity and cannabis?The answer may go back as far as the origins of cultivated cannabis, but for us it is crystal clear that they are intertwined. Jack Herer was amazed when he discovered that canvas and cannabis were words with a common history. Canvas used for ships and for paintings was made from hemp. Beyond this close connection between the cannabis plant and art, there is something more to the effect of THC on our brains and how we experience art.
Colors, Flavors, Textures
Among the many sensations reported by people who love to consume edibles is the experience of more vivid colors, flavors and textures. For cookie heads, getting baked makes watching a movie, looking at art, or eating a slice of pie a truly heightened experience.
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