this is very recent discovery and little is known as to why reactions change 180 degrees within the small but growing numbers of sufferers.

i also think the quote about THC potency is misleading and inaccurate. yes, the median has increased, though higher potencies were available in the past also. there is not a direct correlation between potency and adverse effects, and none has been established in CHS cases. that's just a guess essentially and here it's protected by being in a quotation.

there are a lot of things we don't know yet about concentrates and the stuff is very potent, even for experienced smokers. but most of the methods of delivery make it safer for consumption than traditional smoking and the higher concentration of thc, again, doesn't make it ipso facto more dangerous. the biggest thing we can do from a public health perspective are make clear, concise standards for production that use the cleanest methods, fewest additives and clearest possible labeling.

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