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What happens if a minor takes an edible?
It depends on each kid’s size and metabolism. Although no one has ever died from acute marijuana intoxication, a kid accidentally eating edibles could pose a serious health concern. They can experience sleepiness, dizziness, loss of balance, rapid heart rate, nausea, fever, confusion, paranoia or trouble breathing.
How do you eat edibles safely?
Especially when you’re new to edibles, avoid consuming them on an empty stomach. If you do, you’re likely to feel the effects more than you intended. Instead, try eating a light meal first, then enjoy your edible in place of dessert.
Is 10mg of edible too much?
Since CBD does not produce psychoactive effects, there’s less risk if you take too much. Still, high doses may cause undesirable side effects, such as fatigue. As with THC edibles, it’s best to start small. Opt for a low dose between 2.5 and 10 mg, and work your way up to a CBD dose that produces the desired effects.
Are marijuana edibles harmful to kids?
Accidental pot poisoning cases in children under age 9 continued to rise after Colorado legalized marijuana use—even with packaging regulations. Edible marijuana products were involved in more than half the cases. Storage: If there are marijuana edibles in your home, store them as you would medications and other potentially toxic products.
Can I have a weed brownie with a hangover?
Don’t worry, you’ll return back to normal eventually — and that might even come with a marijuana hangover. If you must have a weed brownie, be with people you’re comfortable with, keep fatty foods on hand, and watch Planet Earth on Netflix. I suggest hiding the brownies so that you can’t find them.
Is marijuana safe for kids and teens in Colorado?
Exposure of marijuana products to kids and teens in Colorado has increased since the increased availability of both medical and recreational marijuana in Colorado. * Parents and caregivers: Marijuana should be treated as any other drug or medicine, and should be kept out of reach of children.
What are the effects of marijuana use on teens?
For teens, regular marijuana use can impair memory and concentration, may interfere with learning, and is linked to lower odds of completing high school or obtaining a college degree. Regular use is also linked to psychological problems, poorer lung health, and a higher likelihood of drug dependence in adulthood.