Top 5 Cannabis Strains to Boost Creativity
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We have recently talked a lot about the medical use of cannabis and its effects on the body and mind. Let us now broach the subject of recreational use of marijuana. After all, it is not only a great medicine, but an excellent pastime.
Today, we’d like to take a closer look at the use of cannabis to activate the frontal lobe - the part of your brain responsible for creative thinking. According to scientists, people with creative potential have increased activity in the frontal lobe, and the use of cannabis elevates it even more. We can not say that if you start consuming marijuana, you will immediately become a musician, writer, or poet. Unfortunately, marijuana can only activate certain processes in your brain, reveal hidden abilities, talents and potential. This refers not only to musicians and writers, but scientists as well. History has plenty of cases, when scientists found a particular solution to a physics / math / chemistry problem only after consuming marijuana.
Cannabis has long been a companion for the creative mind. It is a way to expand the imagination, provide access to new thoughts, concepts and ideas. For many of us, cannabis adds color to our world and allows us to appreciate the things out clogged mind usually discards or filters out.
So how does marijuana affect creativity from a medical point of view? Yes, we wanted to focus on the recreational side of it but you can’t do without science :) It’s actually simple enough - when consumed, cannabis stimulates the release of Dopamine by the nervous system. What is Dopamine? It is a hormone that belongs to the group of so-called hormones of happiness, pleasure, euphoria. When we lack Dopamine, we become depressed and vice versa. Dopamine helps you to relax, clear your head of anxiety and concentrate on the goal.
Some important things to consider are your tolerance and frequency of intake. And as much as possible is not the best thing. It is believed that the most successful creative stimulation comes from consuming about 1-2 times a week. And you should definitely avoid stronger strains. The recommended average THC level is about 19%, and less is better than more.
Having said all that, here are top 5 strains that will work great on boosting your creativity:
MTF, a.k.a. Matanuska Thunder Fuck. The strain's main effects are relaxation, creativity, happiness.
Mimosa's blend of terpenes limonene, beta caryophyllene and linalool make this an ideal strain for beginners looking to reap the therapeutic benefits of cannabis. Its main effects are relaxation, creativity and euphoria.
Blue Dream provides full-body relaxation with gentle cerebral invigoration. It is the most popular flower for creativity, as well as one of the most popular strains in the US. And it is enjoyed by both by beginners and experienced users alike.
Jack Flash induces a psychedelic and euphoric state, elevating one's mood. After the initial high fades, the strain often increases the desire to socialize or to be creative. Some also report that at this time the strain acts as an aphrodisiac. It may help boost creativity, elevate the mood and just relax.
Green Crack Be ready for its breathtaking euphoric buzz that will blow your mind. Its marijuana strain is a real energizer: several hours of intensive mind work are guaranteed. The next time try enjoying a few puffs of this strain and you’ll be sure to complete the task in no time flat. Prepare to feel happy, energetic, uplifted.
We can not definitively state that consuming these strains you will unequivocally write a hit song and become an international superstar as are numerous cannabis friendly celebrities. But we are sure that you will be able to find and pick the flower that is right just for you, your area of expertise and that it will help you achieve your dream. Perhaps this is exactly what you needed to make that step forward.
Health Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before using cannabis, particularly if you have pre-existing conditions or are taking medication.