The Evolution of Cannabis Consumption Methods: From Pipes to Edibles

Cannabis consumption methods have evolved significantly over the centuries, reflecting both cultural practices and technological advancements. In ancient times, cannabis was primarily smoked using simple pipes or ingested in food and drink. The 19th century saw the rise of tinctures and medicinal elixirs, particularly in Western medicine. By the mid-20th century, joints, bongs, and homemade devices became popular, especially within the counterculture. Today, the options are vast, ranging from vaporizers (without promoting vape pens) to edibles, topicals, and sublingual strips. Each method offers a unique experience and varying effects, allowing users to tailor their cannabis consumption to their preferences and needs. The ongoing innovation in consumption methods reflects the growing sophistication of the cannabis industry and the increasing demand for personalized and health-conscious options.

Cara Luhring

Connecting Women & Cannabis

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