Cannatonic Strain

Description

Cannatonic is a quintessential high-CBD strain. It is one of the easiest CBD strains to find and it is consistently loved by medical cannabis patients. A cross between MK Ultra and G13 Haze, Cannatonic is a well-balanced hybrid that may lean slightly sativa. For many the idea of a strain with a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD may sound ridiculous, but growers strove to achieve this in their strain Cannatonic. Their final product ended up being a 50/50 hybrid strain that barely achieved a THC percentage higher than 6 percent, however, it’s CBD content tested between 6 and 17 percent. Great for those that need pain relief in the morning or afternoon, the strain may also calm muscle spasms, migraines and headaches. It may calm nausea, anxiety, stress and mood disorders.

The psychoactive effects of Cannatonic are more or less balanced out by the calming CBD. Overall, this gentle flower promotes a sense of joy, ease, and stress relief. It will not provide the expected lifted experience that you would find in THC-dominant cannabis. Instead, worries, anxiety, and brain fog evaporate with each taste of this strain. They are replaced by a sense of well-being that does not distort cognition or cause you to feel like you’ve consumed some recreational cannabis. As the experience of this strain continues, more body-centered and sedative effects may become present.
Medical Benefits of Cannatonic

The high CBD content of Cannatonic can provide powerful pain relief without causing unwanted sedation or make you feel too racy to work. If you need to medicate during the day but do not want to feel impaired, Cannatonic is an excellent choice.

Those with epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease may find this strain useful.
Pain and migraines don’t stand a chance against this strain.
Many find that it helps them set their daily stresses aside and sink into a peaceful sleep when wanted.
Some marijuana consumers find this strain leaves them with dry mouth, paranoia, anxiety or other negative psychoactive effects are not a concern.