Cannabis has been around a long time. But not like this. The large doses of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) now readily available can impact the mind and body in ways human beings have never experienced before. If you’re considering using high concentration products like oil, shatter, dab, and edibles, get some facts first. Scientists are particularly concerned about risks to young, developing brains and pregnant and nursing people.
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In Colorado — and increasingly, across the country — there’s more talk of cannabis than ever. Oddly, though, that hasn’t always meant more information. Tea on THC is the place to learn the facts about high concentration cannabis.
Powered by the Colorado School of Public Health, we’re here to share facts. But we know that facts alone don’t mean much. Information has to come from someone you trust. So our top mission is to help people empower themselves and one another to talk about these powerful products.
We’re joined by Initium Health, a public benefit corporation that specializes in public health collaboration to address social issues.
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