What is the antidote for cannabis?

A few months ago, I saw an advertisement online for a Seattle-area company touting “The World's First Cannabis Antidote.” I was skeptical. For one thing, people have been getting high—and subsequently, too high—for thousands of years. read more

Currently, there are no “antidotes” for cannabis, except the time required to breakdown THC and its small subset of psychoactive metabolites , there are some things you can do to make the process of coming down and recovering more comfortable. Caffeine is commonly used to modulate cannabis psychoactivity, but does not reduce its intensity. read more

Typical Marijuana Overdose Symptoms. Although marijuana overdose symptoms are rare, it is not impossible for people to overdose on the drug. Some signs of a marijuana overdose or excessive consumption may include: 1,4. Rapid heart rate, increasing the risk of heart attack. Hallucinations. Mental confusion. Panic attacks. Extreme paranoia. read more

An Antidote to Cannabis Flower Brett Konen: “At this point in my cannabis career, it takes a lot of joints to get me too high. I had rolled five in preparation for my experiment. read more