Ruth Robinson - Cannabis Candy & Dessert Cookbook--Learn to Decarb, Extract, and Make Your Own CBD & THC Infused Candy from Scratch

Cannabis Candy & Dessert Cookbook

Learn to Decarb, Extract and Make Your Own CBD & THC Infused Candy from Scratch

By

Ruth Robinson

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Disclaimer:

This book is meant to provide information about the medicinal value of Marijuana and how to consume it. The author has made every effort to ensure that the information in this book is correct.

However, it should be noted that the legal aspects of growing and the consumption of Marijuana vary in different countries; hence, readers are advised to use their own discretion and abide by the rules of the country for growing, buying or even comsuming Marijuana.

Also, this book is not intended to be a substitute for the medical advice of doctors. The readers are advised to consult a physician in matters relating to his/her health before they start using this herb.

Introduction

I once met a young woman who would often suffer from panic attacks. She had severe anxiety, which would become apparent in her inability to sleep a full eight hours, or eat properly without having gastrointestinal difficulties due to the stress she experienced every single day.

Despite her condition, she still made it a point to work in understaffed restaurants in an attempt to defy her anxiety. This would prove to be useless, as she would take breaks in the bathroom whenever she felt too overwhelmed, leading to her eventually quitting most of the jobs she thought she could handle at first. Every so often, I would visit her home and offer to cook her scrambled eggs, since she only would eat a minimal amount of food I also played piano for her from time to time, as it was one of the few things that would soothe her into a nap of a few minutes or an hour, at most, before she woke up in her chaotic and demanding world.

It did not matter how much I tried to encourage her, she was physically unable to keep her anxiety and her stress at bay, and her body was quickly deteriorating the longer she pushed it. One day, I talked to her about cannabis edibles, and their effects. At first she was extremely reluctant, as she used to smoke marijuana at one point and it only increased her anxiety.

After some more research and experimenting with recipes in my own time with my other acquaintances and one nutritionist, I made her a deal: she would try cannabis edibles for a week, and if they did not work, I would drop the subject altogether. She begrudgingly accepted, and I gave her a weeks worth of special gummies.

Needless to say, she lost our side of the bet while simultaneously winning it. She was sleeping soundly for the first time in years, and the number of panic attacks she had decreased until they were almost completely gone. Her depression lessened, her appetite grew, and she was able to soothe her nerves without compromising her most recent job.

Now, I will not say she did not have bursts of anxiety from time to time, as that would be an utter lie. But I will firmly say she was one of the many people who have been benefited by eating cannabis-based candies and desserts.

Marijuana is a plant that has several sides, as you will realize throughout this book. It is not only used to provide a recreational high, but its medicinal purposes and the complex science behind them make marijuana a worthwhile supplement to consider.

I will introduce you to the main concepts of THC and CBD, how to differentiate both substances and choose the one that best suits your needs, as well as how to calculate the correct dosage of cannabinoids in your recipes, and several tested sweet treats that are bound to make you look twice before misjudging the world of cannabis edibles.

If you are curious, read on.

What are THC/CBD Edibles?

E dibles are treats that are infused with strains of cannabis. There is no shortage of edibles that you can mix with cannabis, including cookies, gummies, nut mixes, and chocolate. You can pretty much make any type of edibles you desire. One thing that is nice for those with a sweet tooth is to make cannabis candy. But why would you want to make cannabis edibles?

Well, lets take a moment to look at some of the benefits of these special treats.

Benefits of Cannabis Edibles

C annabis edibles are an excellent way to enjoy cannabis and its benefits without directly smoking or inhaling it.

Cannabis edibles can be enjoyed in a wide range of options, including candy, cookies, and even medical lozenges.

Cannabis treats are really delicious and a true treat. Often, they may even taste better than the standard treats.