How Marijuana Might Boost Your Mood During the Season Changes

Autumn has arrived, the days are shorter, the temperatures are dropping and the sun is becoming less and less present. If you experience a feeling of discomfort, dark mood, lack of energy, loss of interest in your favorite activities, craving for carbohydrates and changes in the sleep ritual, know that there is a scientific explanation for this.

An important factor that influences our mood during the season changes is the light. We tend to spend more time indoors and sunlight is largely replaced by artificial light. Changes in natural light-darkness cycles affect our body temperature, the time we need to fall asleep as well as melatonin production in our bodies.

Studies also show that in the fall and winter months, our body produces less serotonin - one of the hormones that helps regulate mood and contributes to our happiness and well-being.

Cannabis is a plant that contains a unique class of molecular compounds that act on the cannabinoid receptors (protein molecules located on the cell surface). The effects of these compounds on the human body are relaxing, reducing anxiety and increasing euphoria.

Occasional consumption - find superior Pueblo cannabis products at local dispensaries -  by adults does not have negative effects on health, but contributes to the regulation of the body's homeostasis (general state of balance), having positive effects on several functions, such as appetite, sleep, mood, hormonal balance and pain control.

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