Off The Wagon Specialty Ice Cream Catering Co.

06/03/2024

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07/22/2020

C*D Vs THC ( What's the difference?) Feel to inbox me with your questions, but here are the basics......

C*D vs. THC: Chemical structure
Both C*D and THC have the exact same molecular structure: 21 carbon atoms, 30 hydrogen atoms, and 2 oxygen atoms. A slight difference in how the atoms are arranged accounts for the differing effects on your body.

Both C*D and THC are chemically similar to your body’s endocannabinoids. This allows them to interact with your cannabinoid receptors.

The interaction affects the release of neurotransmitters in your brain. Neurotransmitters are chemicals responsible for relaying messages between cells and have roles in pain, immune function, stress, and sleep, to name a few.

C*D vs. THC: Psychoactive components
Despite their similar chemical structures, C*D and THC don’t have the same psychoactive effects. C*D is psychoactive, just not in the same manner as THC. It doesn’t produce the high associated with THC. C*D is shown to help with anxiety, depression, and seizures.

C*D vs. THC: Legality

In the United States, cannabis-related laws are evolving regularly. Technically, C*D is still considered a Schedule I drug under federal law.

In states where cannabis is legal for recreational or medical purposes, you should be able to buy C*D.

Before you try to buy products with C*D or THC, it’s important to research your state’s laws.

C*D vs. THC: Medical benefits
C*D and THC have many of the same medical benefits. They can provide relief from several of the same conditions. However, C*D doesn’t cause the euphoric effects that occur with THC. Some people may prefer to use C*D because of the lack of this side effect.

C*D is used to help with other various conditions, such as:

seizures
inflammation
pain
psychosis or mental disorders
inflammatory bowel disease
nausea
migraine
depression
anxiety

THC is used to help with the following:

pain
muscle spasticity
glaucoma
insomnia
low appetite
nausea
anxiety

07/16/2020

The more you know...

07/16/2020

First Time trying Edibles...Here are the Do's & Dont's-

DO-

Eat a small amount at a time, and wait an hour or more between doses.

Eat real food before you try an edible.

Remember that eating cannibus edibles is much stronger than smoking it.

Be aware that edibles can take up to an hour to kick in.

If you get anxious, try to stay calm. Nobody has ever overdosed from edibles. Like ever....

DON'T-

Don't eat food that contains cannibus too quickly. Start small and low.

Don't get dehydrated, make sure to drink water.

Don't try to get as high as possible. It's not a competition.

Don't eat edibles food on an empty stomach.

Don't mix edibles with other drugs.

07/15/2020

New Logo💕

07/12/2020

“Herb” Infused Spinach artichoke dip.

07/12/2020

Infused spinach artichoke dip!

07/10/2020

Now offering- “Special” Brownie topped infused vanilla ice cream. Ask me about our Secret menu of unique edibles.

07/07/2020

07/06/2020

FYI- we have Adult Snow cones!