Name:
Cannabis Indica
Type:
Cannabis
AKA:
['Marijuana', 'Weed', 'Green', 'Herb', 'Chronic', 'Ganja', 'Loud', 'Fire', 'Dank']
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Cannabis
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Physiologically, indica strains may lead to pronounced body relaxation, muscle tension relief, and a heavy sensation known as 'couch-lock.' They can also stimulate appetite and reduce nausea, making them beneficial for certain medical conditions. Indica's effects on coordination and cognitive function are similar to those of cannabis in general, albeit often more pronounced due to higher levels of cannabinoids like CBD.
Indica strains typically induce deep relaxation, sedation, and a calming effect on the mind. Users often report feeling more physically and mentally tranquil, with reduced stress and anxiety. Indica's effects are commonly associated with nighttime use to promote sleep and relaxation.
Cannabis has a rich historical and cultural lore, with references dating back thousands of years. In ancient Hindu texts, cannabis is associated with the god Shiva, who is said to have discovered its intoxicating properties and is often depicted with a cannabis leaf or smoking a pipe of cannabis. In Indian culture, cannabis, known as 'bhang,' is used in religious ceremonies and festivals like Holi and Mahashivratri. In ancient China, cannabis was valued for its medicinal properties and is believed to have been used as early as 4000 BCE. It was also mentioned in the Taoist text 'Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing' as a treatment for various ailments. Throughout history, cannabis has been revered in various forms and contexts, from spiritual rituals to medicinal practices, across cultures such as ancient Egypt, Greece, and the Middle East. These historical associations highlight cannabis's multifaceted role as a sacred plant, a source of medicine, and a symbol of cultural and spiritual significance worldwide.