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chances are that you know someone that smokes...weed from time to time. and seeing that this channel’s age demographicis pretty much in line with the age of people that smokes the most weed, you probably smokea bit as well. and wouldn’t be surprised if you’re highright now. but what happens when you mix a little bitof that thc with your workouts?

Alprazolam For Dogs, what happens when you work out high? for those of you that don’t know much aboutmarijuana, the most important substance in it is tetrahydrocannabinol, aka thc. thc has a huge effect in one system of thebody known as the endocannabinoid system.

in fact, your body produces its own thc-likesubstances known as, well, endocannabinoids. when endocannabinoids or thc binds to cannabinoidreceptors, primarily in the brain, it causes all types of fascinating effects that potusers are familiar with. now the question is whether any of these effectscan help with your workouts. first, let’s make it clear that even thoughit’s more widely accepted today, smoking marijuana is still illegal in most statesand many countries. because of that, this channel does not condonethe use of marijuana. goal of this video is to look at what we knowabout marijuana and how it can help or hurt your gainz at the gym.

whether you choose to use marijuana or anyother thc-inducing drug is solely your choice. now, let’s face it. most people’s image of a marijuana useris not what we would call “physically active.” the clich㩠“lazy couch dwelling pot smoker”almost makes it seem like smoking weed will do absolutely nothing in terms of fitness. but many athletes say otherwise. some triathletes have said that consumingthc-laced edibles were able to help them focus better in physical activities. some athletes say that getting high allowedthem to take away anxiety during workouts.

marathon runners have said that smoking weedbefore a run allowed them to get into a groove easier, and it makes it feel like they canrun for much longer. so the anecdotes of professional athletesseem to give a thumbs up to bongs up. but what about actual research? well, the thing is, not too many researchis out there since marijuana and thc is still classified as a “schedule 1” illegal substance. but we do have some research and the informationis quite interesting. first is the connection of marijuana and thegood feeling after a long jog known as the “runner’s high.”

it was long believed that runner’s highcame from the release of beta-endorphins. but now studies say that's not true sinceendorphins can't reach the brain. instead it’s most likely from endocannabinoids,which can reach the brain. since marijuana’s thc share the same effectsas endocannbinoids, it can be possible to increase the sensation of a runner’s highif you smoked a bit before you run. not exactly improving performance, but atleast improve the enjoyment of exercise. as far as improving performance, unfortunately,it seems that all studies are pointing at zero. in terms of power output, studies have foundthat, when performing a cycling test at maximal

effort, smoking marijuana caused subjectsto exhaust faster. another study showed a placebo beat out marijuanain an endurance test. they even found that the smokers routinelyhad an elevated heart rate and blood pressure. this can be discomforting and problematicfor people at risk for coronary heart disease. and even though yes, smoking marijuana canreduce stress and pain sensations, which can even help you push through a few more reps,this can pose as a huge risk. since many of the early indicators of injuryfrom physical activity is discomfort and joint pain, smokers might not be able to timelyidentify pain-injury signals before it’s too late.

and thc is also a psychoactive drug that canimpair coordination and slow down reaction time. a study found that smoking 17mg of thc causedusers to run into walls more frequently and took longer to complete a virtual maze test. a caveat, though, is that people smoking only13 milligrams of thc did as well as non-smokers. on top of this, another study showed thatif smokers were given a chance to practice, they were able to perform just as well asnon-smokers in a reaction test. so if you do choose to workout high, perhapssmoke just a little bit and make sure you get enough warmup practice before you go heavy.

and one more possible positive, but not fullyproven, is that marijuana can serve as vasodilator. this means that it can improve blood flowby widening your arteries, which can help with delivering nutrients to your musclesand vasodilation has shown to even improve soreness. a small win for grass city. now putting everything in perspective, itdoesn’t seem like working out high is that great of an idea. there’s just no proven performance benefitsand it might even make it worse. but if taking a few puffs will help you withyour workout, then don’t let this video

stop you from puffing away. stay high and stay active!

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