Anxiety is on the rise which can lead to depression or other issues. Managing these pressures are critical for building a healthy life. Luckily for us, marijuana has been growing for thousands of years. Marijuana is divided into three categories, Sativa, Indica, and Hybrid. In our last blog What Strain Are You?, we provided a high level overview of the three different categories. Today though, we’re all about Indicas. Have you ever heard someone describe feeling “Mellow” “Chill” “Relaxed”? If so, it is likely they are smoking an Indica strain.
The effects of Indicas are felt more in the body versus the head like Sativas are. This is why Indicas are often associated with “night time” use and Sativas are associated with “day time” use. Indicas are perfect if you are looking for a way to relax after a busy day or just looking for a great weekend treat.
Indica smokers often are left feeling so carefree and relaxed that there is a sense of being “couch locked” and the idea of moving becomes an afterthought. Now, this isn’t saying you’ll be stuck, but, you will be very comfortable. Keep in mind this is a lethargic feeling, so it is best paired with a lighter day/evening. Remember, when trying marijuana it is important to pace yourself. You can always get higher! Taking things slow can help ease into the experience.
- Listen to music
- Watch a movie or T.V.
- Go on a walk around your neighborhood
- Cook a meal
- Make a snack
Indica strain typically leaves the smoker with a dry mouth, heavy eyes, increased sense of hunger and feeling “couch locked.” This is great for after a long day at work or a nice relaxing day off.
- Indica flowers are great for fighting anxiety, insomnia, nerve damage, arthritis, and several other ailments. A benefit of Indica Marijuana is the high level of CBD. CBD has a wide spectrum of benefits that help the human body, click here to learn more about CBD.
- Indica products at Nature Med Az. CLick here to view our menu.
- Flower: God Bud
- Concentrates: Fire OG
- Edibles: Tru Infusion Gummies
What is your favorite Indica strain? Let us know in the comments below! Also, comment below any topic ideas you’d like to see us tackle.
