Inside Thailand's Underground Cannabis Industry
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- čas přidán 26. 12. 2021
- In August 2019, Thailand became one of the first countries in Asia to legalize medical cannabis. But some patients in need of cannabis medication still turn away from this legal channel, and go underground for stronger doses to treat their condition.
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It’s fascinating to get an inside look on the cannabis industry/world in other countries. I would love to see more documentaries like this !
Yeah this stuff is Vice at its finest. Genuine journalism. Vice at its weakest is when it focuses on some literal who TikTok or Instagram "influencers".
Try the show "Weediquette" It's a fascinating documentary about all facets of the cannabis industry. It was originally on VICELAND, so i'm pretty sure it's available on CZcams.
@@aPizzaStainedSlob why can’t it be both? Do you get offended if the local news talks about the pandemic and stories about the local dog walkers business?
@@aPizzaStainedSlob the world and everyone in it must bend to your idea of important or interesting? Did you attempt to type liberal? Conservatives = afraid of change.
Only constant is CHANGE
Get into the shrooms industry it’ll change your life for the better
The attempted deletion of Cannabis from our reality is truly a crime against humanity. Cannabis is one of the safest and most useful substance known to mankind. #Hemp #CBD #THC
@Holn Kya Thank you, I think?
Well you know what they say too much of everything is a bad thing
Never a truer word spoken.
Truly worthy of a Nuremberg 2.0.
@@cypher5910 why can't you use cannabis and face reality simultaneously? Also, tell 'stop running from reality' that to people dying of cancer who use it, or those who use it to get off harder, more addictive drugs, genius.
" We priotize morality above the law" I love the way he thinks and I agree 100% 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Also they are doing it to save peoples lives and for them to live longer and aleviate the pain that comes with cancer. This guys are not drug dealers they are like Dr.s in my eyes helping the poor. May god help them keep doing what they do.
We’ll said
Yep
Bro over here in uk it still 100 percent illegal.
@@davidpegram8068 The uk got a medical cannabis program
they are doing it for money
I am in Australia and a Medical Cannabis patient. It has changed my life for the good, I don’t use any opioid medications for my injuries, no more anxiety attacks and insomnia is gone. Any government that continues to make this life changing medicine illegal is criminal
In uk we still criminalised massively. I have ms and a young family and am only able to live life because I self medicate. Is criminal I honestly can't get my head as to why its not acceptable to use a plant
@@davidpegram8068 because some racist American politicians wanted to imprison more young black males.
Then they forced their laws onto the world.
Look it up, it is just ridiculous how much power and control those racist old men still have over everyone on this planet..
@@rolux4853 yeah I knew about the history and why happened but its 2021 and where I'm from it still class b. Why still now?
@@davidpegram8068 The UK legal scene looks to be taking off, I'm in Australia... but do your research.
weed is only legal to grow in the ACT, its illegal every where else in australia, the over regulated land down under :/
At 7:12 he says, “420,000 baht” which is way funnier than $12,500.
I have my medical marijuana card in the state of Colorado and I have for the last five years I got it on my 18th birthday on 420. If it wasn’t for marijuana I don’t think I would be here anymore. The fact that I am one out of 7 billion people who basically got lucky to be born in the city that legalized first is mine blowing to me and it kind of makes me sick to my stomach knowing how many people are deprived from this life-saving medication
Marijuana is legal federally in my country and sold in stores on every corner like cigarettes 🚬, to anyone 18 years & older
@Freelance Philosopher same here. I’m in California, I get to grow, smoke, and extract right in my backyard. Absolutely a blessing, my ptsd is so much better because of marijuana.
Im 57 today cptsd and major depression/anxiety . If not for weed I would have been dead long ago at my own hand. I still struggle alot, but thc. Is a blessing from god
@Freelance Philosopher I used to carry a medical card here in CA. But it’s not necessary anymore. 6 plants per adult per house. I’m the only one in my household that partakes…. So there’s plants to be grown. I only buy marijuana if I have to in between harvests, which is super rare (had to be a bad pest year or something for that to happen). It’s much more therapeutic when growing your own medicine. Mines combat related PTSD.
@Freelance Philosopher Wish they would do it here in Maryland. People here are not too smart, to begin with.
my grandmother has dimetia never did drugs in her life, all day she suffers from psychosis after 7pm we give her a piece of an edible chocolate with 125mg of thc and she is the happiest ive ever seen her, and she becomes vary aware of her surroundings and can have normal conversations
phytocannabinoids help to connect our cells via lipid metabolism ... they are poly unsaturated fatty acids ( PUFAs) ... our brains are 50% PUFAs
Awesome
That's not how drugs work
@@famousbowl9926 please explain genius , how are drugs suppose to work? ill be waiting for your self educated aka fully loaded opinionated, not really relevant reply with a "trust me bro, its facts" statement at the end lmfaooo Going to be interesting being told "facts" by a kid whose obsessed misfits and lego-wars, when doctors and scientist arent fully aware their selves and are still trying to figure out what good many drugs can do lmfaooo you are lost in your own mind.
I am a half thai. Im mixed euroasian. My enterprise has just started, we recently just finished setting up the water tanks.
Morality above the law, ive changed 2 lives that suffered from cancer chemo patients. Ive made it this far, to get where i am now, i am proud, but there is a lot more to get done. It took over a year to get start, but i have to trust the process. Success doesn’t happen overnight nor does change or revolution.
Thank you for spreading information however, due to western influence during the 60s and 70s when america had its war on drugs and criminalized cannabis, so did every other country in asia, including thailand.
The stigma around older generations who arent willing to open their mind and change still believe that cannabis makes you psychotic and crazy. These old bastards either need to go or open up. These are one if the barriers that prevents from fully legalizing cannabis for the people. There is a lot to get done.
Thanks for what you do. Years back when I went into recovery for alcohol I was herded into the standard US antidepressant therapy. Since I have switched to MMJ and treated it as medicine, and took courses, I feel we are forced to beg for more research funding, legislation that allows for research, and social justice reform for incarcerated pot offenders. Nobody is talking however about how the fledgling industry is being commodified out the gate. It's comforting yet uncomfortable that it's basically the same in Thailand as it is here if you just simply want to help people without the crippling cost to license. Curing or treating so cheaply isn't profitable as per the US purview, and sadly our legal stances are globally influential. I would love to see a corresponding piece from a southern state with a similar group here in the states. There's a lot of parallels.
you legit into the industry here ? i am in bkk and heavily involved with a few big thai companies. we should talk. my line id is the same as the youtube name.
@@slybrethren3252 no thanks, we dont want investors or outsiders, the government, and hospitals and universities still buys the flower from us, and everything else from the plant is processed and sold to the local market. Public information released from the university in chiang mai, 400,000 baht per kilo of flower.
Thank you, but for us, by us i mean my 7 family members of this enterprise we already turned down a 10 million usd deal with an American investor. There is no need for us to share the profits and we do not want to be working with big companies, we know very well only certain companies have the legal right to buy and process, such as CP and oishi and a few more. The market is worth billions. Thats great and all being involved in few companies, but so is everyone else in the local market and other provinces. So far 3rd investor turned down. All greedy investors, they think they can just dump money and expect fast revenue and profits without even being knowing how the the farm operates.
And FYI it doesnt cost a lot to get started into this industry, just takes a lot of time for paperwork and finding 7 people you trust with your life and business / enterprise, the potential in this industry would bring the worst out in people, and everyone in the enterprise has every right to every % of the profit if they arent happy with whats given, its dangerous if you dont have the people you truly trust.
@@mxkxveli5616 400 000 baht for flower lol? That's really expensive for flower compared to other countries. But then again the crappy oils the authorities make from it is overpriced aswell.
@@okisdr yup, that is overpriced, but then again, im not the one buying.
99% of the government rating is overpriced and under dosed.
A kilo of dried leaves premium grade A costs around 35,000 baht
But somehow fresh cannabis leaves cost 2,000 baht
But super dried leave grade C is around 15,000.
So uh theres that. Thats the new industry for you.
The medicinal properties of Cannabis far outweigh the negative aspects of the substance in my opinion. It's such a big help for my lifelong battle with Insomnia and my internal adhesions, and it truly helped my mother with her osteoarthritis. The sooner that here in the United Kingdom legalise marajuana... the sooner that many of us who are suffering will be helped. I honestly believe to my core that the legalisation of cannabis would help so, so many people in this country.
Helped me stop drinking. I don't drink at all anymore
Name one negative aspect
Helped me chill tf out I used to be agitated like 24/7 any little thing could have set me off, it helped me gain perspective and I think that’s the main reason it’s illegal because if you replace alcohol with cannabis I think the world would be less strung out
You can get it on prescription from a private doctor in the UK. It’s a start at least.
your opinion, my friend, is microwaved trash. When you get high, its not taking medicine. its getting high and fking up ur lungs
I always try to feel grateful that I live in a place that cannabis is legal, it's easy to get used to it when it's been around for close to ten years and take it for granted. The fact it was ever illegal anywhere in the first place is the only thing that was ever illegal. Telling someone they can't grow a plant because it makes you feel good is just wrong, and saying it has no medical uses is the epitome of evil.
For real, in my state it’s rec legal but there aren’t any dispensaries that are allowed to sell rec weed yet. So I had to shell out 200+ for a med card, but I don’t regret it. Was super easy to get and I can get some of the best weed there is.
I’m from Australia and it’s still illegal here. All our government workers are to old and think it’s horrible. Must be so good being legal
@@flyingdread9364 it's a nice feeling for sure, when the first shops opened and I walked in and saw 100+ different joints, 40-50 strains of herb on the wall and dozens of oil flavors to choose from in the glass cabinets I was like a kid in a candy store lol.
Also, my condolences for your geographic location, your government is a few steps away from a dictatorship if it isn't already there...
@@flyingdread9364 I live in USA. I've often told people that if we make coffee illegal and drug tested for Caffeine then , and only then will they realize what they continue to put us through. Coffee & tea are stimulants . Make it illegal , and the nay sayers will change their stance on Cannabis real quick . Sounds like both our governments are jerks .
It maybe legalized in Germany next year!
I've been off of heroin for almost six years and I owe a lot of that to my medical marijuana card. It is a safe medicine that really works
Heroine? Opiates are great. You shouldn't go in be up on it. 😆
@@thisgame2 dont judge people for their Drug using pls.
Happy for you man, stories like these definitely help putting it into prospective of how it can help everyone
I got 6 years off heroin as well!
@@thisgame2 no e in heroin! A heroine is totally different.
Love to see this industry making steps forward worldwide 💯
Lies again? Cell Nitro
in India, it grows like weed and that's probably why its called weed too. i can find it very easily near my house too. i know places in India, where you can find mountains full of this plant growing naturally like crazy for thousands of years. its very common here and so was never keen on trying it. but i really hope the medical uses gain acceptance everywhere and let all the needy benefit from it.
I can only imagine the enchanting smell of walking through a patch of ganja
Yea but that weed that grows wild is barely smokeable. You guys need to focus on quality if you want to get anything out of it. Most countries are so far behind on growing weed compared to the US. When I was Europe I was amazed how bad the weed and hash was, they would throw most of it away in the US lol.
@@cvgodd1432 that’s because our weed in the states is heavily sprayed be dangerous chemicals that’s why ppl be so high weed is not supposed to make you so high u feel like a crackhead lol that’s a joke but u get what I’m saying 🧐
I personally would love the wild frown weed can u imagine just walking down a road and patch of bud is just right there like whatttttt😍😍😍
@@Dalesha-MyEverydaylife if you grow your own weed how is it sprayed with chemicals? The weed is also tested in labs before they can sell it, stop saying stuff you read online that’s not true for the most part. There’s a reason why weed from the US is the most expensive in the world and people pay crazy money to get it in other countries.
Sending Prayers,Love and Light from Denver.I Wish I could send herb too 🙏 💙
I hope you guys do a video on the recreational side of pot in Thailand or other countries it would be cool
Best Xmas present for me knowing how much it’s helped my friends suffering from various forms of cancer.
Okay i just want to say, vice is back on track from what ive been seeing - ty for going back to journalism
When I first moved to Colorado I was excited to get into the industry, I came prepared. I had a thousand or so seeds comprised of 4 strains that my friend and I developed in Florida during the early 2000’s. I’m talking stabilised feminised seed stock thats consistency with little deviation in phenotype and always female. It took years of work and spreadsheets but it was all worth it. I made it to the promised land I just need to fill out some forms have my small facility inspected and we’re good. Not so fast.
Unfortunately for me I arrived in Denver 1 year before they changed all the laws, laws that clearly are beneficial to large corporate growers and dispensaries. People who can reach in and pull a million bux out of their pocket and not blink twice. This decision by the state to create an overly complicated system that suddenly excluded anyone with any felony record for drugs, and I’m talking simple possession. They now required that all product from seed/clone to dried product had to be tracked from seed/clone to finished product, software that could track that sort of metrics didn’t even exist. They required not only cameras but the Controllers and hard drive backup has to be in a secured room that must be inspected by the police department. Even the security room has to have a camera both inside and outside the room.
Needles to say, I had to shutter my new operation 2 months after I finally got all my inspections and paperwork approved under the old system.
What all this has done is hurt small owners and worse yet it’s destroying the plant it’s self.
Commercial retailers/growers in Colorado are hands down the worst I’ve ever seen when it comes to strain selection. You go into the shoppes and there’s strains that you never heard of, never heard of them because they are convinced that then need to always be offering a new fresh product that no one else had. They do this by “pollen dusting”, one strain to another and coming up with a clever/ironic name. They don’t stabilise the seed stock nope just cross this with this make seeds the. Use those seeds that haven’t been stabilised to make this “new strain” worse yet they mix those together and before ya know it the genetics begins to fail not to mention do this enough and you have 30 types of product to sell that all looked taste and provides roughly the same high.
Denver has gone from having couture Bougie bud growers that supplied dispensaries with premium strains that with nothing but the best nutrients harvested when the tricombe were either amber or milky and then cured for 6 months or longer for a full smooth rich taste. To what we have now, over priced commercially grown bud with questionable genetics that are usually never flushed fully, and cured poorly. Since profits are lower quality has suffered, and I fear on a long enough time line Those amazing strains war have eventually been crossed over again and again until it’s just one homogenous strain with only subtle differences but ever shoppe is going to have their own name for it. Which about sums up pot in Colorado, it’s more about the hype and image then the actual product and unique properties that it holds. Colorado image over substance
very interesting insight, thanks !
I love how it shows them cooking with the stems and stalks and roots, wow 🤩 learned alot! Going to try cooking 🧑🍳
My parents believe my epilepsy was caused by cannabis, I try to tell them it’s because I was given synthetic cannabis due to it being illegal in my country. I had another friend develop epilepsy because of synthetic cannabis, prohibition is and always has been more deadly .
Its like no one learned from former prohibition like in the Us it made it only more dangerous.
Should i stop?
@@Sveti_Ilija Yes?
@@Sveti_Ilija smoking fake weed yes stop right away the real stuff is better
@@Sveti_Ilija can’t say it’s up to you, weed is fine in moderation. It’s up to you if you want to do it or not
I’m so glad I live in Canada where it’s been federally legal since 2018 , I now grow my own .
The UN should make cannabis legalization a priority, I believe that we all have a right to treat ourselves with the medicines we chose especially if it’s natural and has never killed one person.
That's impossible because of the cabals that own the big pharmaceutical companies worldwide.
Love these brother keep em coming for the growmies!
I'm intrigued by the history of recipes with cannabis use. I'd love to see a Renaissance in all cultures, exploring this.
It may be difficult, if not impossible to not only decriminalize and legalize cannabis, but to also reverse the stigma associated with this medicine. It is encouraging to see Thailand's contribution to this end
A lot of Asian countries are very strict when it comes to cannabis. Sentencing is very harsh hopefully this is a step in the right direction
@@jlopez1017dI live in Sweden and mark my words, it will probably be the last place in the West where it will get legalized. The morality of the government and some of the people is so fucked up when it comes to drugs here.
All I know is right now I want a cannabis thai green curry
@@Shinkajo how hard is it to get there?
@@ratslayer110 not hard at all tbh, there is like a local version of The Silk Road here so you can buy it online, or from regular dealers. It's just a lot people over 40 really like feeling superior to users of "death drugs", while pouring liters and liters of wine and beer down their throats every week. And the cops and the social services will take any excuse to haul you in for a piss test. Mind you that I don't really even care for weed, but the hypocrisy and sanctimony is irritating.
I loved smoking in Thailand! It wasn’t the strongest stuff but was so nice to blaze and eat with. The fear of being caught with it was immense, so I always smoked it all before I left a place 😂❤️
Thai stick!!
Getting involved with drugs of any kind in Thailand, as a tourist, is one of the dumbest fucking things you can do really...
@@Shinkajo no joke
@@Shinkajo so true, I wouldn't dare.
Ezel
Surprisingly weed is sold commonly in Thailand and Asia in general. Very easily available, esp the backpacker places. But i never tried because its already so common in India. It grows literally everywhere in the mountains and sometimes in cities too!! I hope it is legalized for at least the patients that need it.
Full legalization would benefit Thailand so much with a vibrant cannabis industry, and already great conditions for growing. COVID showed their weakspot with an over-reliance on the Tourism industry and this could be one remedy (whilst also boosting Tourism most likely). I'm there right now and there's much more of a visible cannabis culture and some great strains to be found, times are changin
I'm here in Thailand too, and I cannot agree you more
Soon I think it will be fully legalized but before the government needs to make sure they get most of the market.
@Miguel
Yeah, that's exactly what they're up to. It's not going to work out like they think, though, but we'll just sit back and let them do their thing and let them learn the funny way. 😂😉
THIS IS THE STUFF WE WANT VICE !!!
Damn living in California this breaks my heart
Omg this took me back to the 90's Mary Jane. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everyone blazed that brick flower. 🤫🤫
This was very interesting! 👍
Crazy to see their process and tools used compared to doing the same exact thing in the us. Obviously there’s easier/more access to tool/utensils but wow they made it work
I mean, it's not too complicated. Making booze is harder and look at what moonshiners have made work. 😆
Hell, some of the homemade BHO rigs I've seen look like something out of MacGyver.
dude, i grew weed in my bedroom. its pretty easy. my bedroom windows shined bright purple because of the lamp. u could see it for km's, because my house on a hill. it even amazed me that i never saw police at my door. i life in holand, but still,, growing inside is not legal.
Thailand has amazing landrace strains!
Chocolate Thai comes to mind
I have familial tremors,essential tremors. I’d like to try this to see if it helps. I can’t afford the 25,000.00 surgery DBS. I need to work but my shaking hands is making it very difficult.
Sounds like a good old Vice video, eager to watch
I’ve been growing cannabis for some years now under the Michigan law and never did I think it can also enhance food . For years I’ve been throwing away leaves, stems, and roots ! Wow. Keep these videos coming vice ! 💪🏼💪🏼
Glutamatic acid !
It enhances your taste buds without imparing your driving 12:55
Smoking that stuff has a similar effect in my experience tho lol
Still interesting seeying yet another use for that amazing plant
ur about to go on a journey,, and its better than alice in wunderland. u should try hasjies in thea, its my personal favourite. the aroma is different but delicious. cherry thea and hasjies,, so easy to make
Not trying to be 'that guy' but this is RSO (Rick Simpson Oil) - give credit where it is due.
This is the content I come to Vice for.
Anyone know where I can buy bud in Ponce Puerto Rico?
From India we support for great legalization 💚
Is it illegal to smoke it in india?
@@Nunyabiz420 yes, it is still, unfortunately.
That’s what we want in my state too!! We have a medical program but it’s so expensive I wish we were allowed to grow it ourselves cuz it would definitely save me a bundle of 💵 that I drop at the dispo every week
What state do you live in if you don't mind me asking? I like in Louisiana and we have the same problem with our medical marijuana program. Starting January 1st 2022 Louisiana will finally offer raw flower. I can't wait because all the other products are extremely overpriced. Hopefully having access to raw flower can take away some the expenses associated with the medical marijuana program.
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Watching from 🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🎄🎄 merry Christmas and happy New year y'all
I need that weedman doctor costume😂
Its not underground anymore congratulations to Thailand for legalizing the plants.
Grew some fire Runtz over the summer
How's Montana's weed market going I wonder since they legalized it rec
There's similar issues where I am with it's medical legalization it's legal u can buy it but it's 5x more in some cases and atleast 3x the price here vs an hour away but if I want to just buy a cart from a friend it's 25 who knows how it was made but the ones at the store are 80
Fast forward 6 months later it's legal in TH
The criminalization of cannabis was a crime against humanity
20 years ago I got a Thai stick. The brown thing looked as sad as it should, but delivered an amazing Sativa high. Now I get medical cannabis which looks cleaner than a painting. But I still reminisce that unforgettable work of the grower in Thailand.
Was it a real Thai stick dipped in black opium pitch?
@@dylanparr6880 I don`t think so. It was brown and ugly but created a higher high. I assume Opium would have knocked me out, different effect.
please try and do a similar documentary on srilankas cannbis industry as it has existed for 1000s of yrs, longer than many countries have existed although it was illegalised to satisfy the business interests of opium trading colonisers and has yet to be looked into by the native and indegenous medicine industry due to lack of research and the suppression of the possiblity passing on generational knowledge
amazes me there are still places on earth if you get caught with weed it could lead to a firing squad or life in jail wow just wow hemp alone could literally save this planet
Showing brands like Kiva that dont want the average person to be able to grow their own pot lmao
It is nice to have a glimpse of what is inside those big cannabis factories once in a while.
Good show
I've had generalized drug resistant epilepsy for a little over 4 years, and the only way I can make it through some weeks with the after effects of Grand Mal seizures is cannabis. All the meds they tried to prescribe me made things 1000x times worse, drugs such as Dilantin, and Keppra, but when I smoke or use edibles it increased the time I can recover. As well as increases the time I can go between major seizures. Glad to see awareness is spreading, because I know first hand how unbelievably helpful this substance is for some people.
Ever been on Klonopin? Even then long term treatment is harmful because of dependency
@@OpiumSmoke8971 Yes I was actually for about 2 years. I developed a pretty severe addiction to benzodiazepines for a good bit, almost completely destroyed my life. Best thing I ever did was kick that habit, but it sure wasn't easy.
Can't even get my medical card because I have my C&C in my state, and I'd have to give up my gun rights in order to get it.
I love my plug.. East coast, and I still only pay 120 an oz for 🔥
Without it.. I'd probably be in the damn mental ward with the way the world is going. Lol
Fascinating
Woohoo! So cool to be part of the change in Thailand. We've got 30+ acres of hemp bring planted in Thailand this season. I'm in charge of extracting it all! :)
Us created a huge domino affect when they made cannabis illegal cause alot of countries folloow i remember my grandparents told me how weed was never illegal
it should be legal to grow but not to sell
@@sko1beer What is the difference between those 2? If everyone can grow, then everyone can obtain it, no different than someone that grows choosing to sell to someone that does not grow. (everyone obtains it in this situation as well, same as everyone growing)
US outright demanded other countries make it illegal, under threat of sanctions as usual... what they did is simply inhumane if not criminal...
@@rdizzy1 i see it as a buffer for people that are not sure about trying it.
having it sold in the shops is to simple and just because its mild for normal people its still a drug.
@@sko1beer They will still have many friends or neighbors that are growing tons of it and having them try it.
Recreational use should be legalized for sure.
I have back issues, now I want to move to Thailand. ❤️
Does anyone remember the old school tie sticks herbs they sold in the yellow envelope bags in the hood the 80s
I WILL create a global brand like cookies for every human to experience quality cannabis and apply it to their everyday lifestyle
Smoking in Bangkok with some locals was scary af. I'm a veteran smoker but damn the paranoia kicked in after hearing g people getting locked up. And I don't have the cash to.pay off the cops lol
It’s not even worth it to me you can’t enjoy your high. I smoked in Mexico with some family members and they made me paranoid I didn’t even enjoy being high
This is great...Iam also fortunate and blessed to live in a countrey where cannabis is legal and I grow my own trees the health benefits are endless..Sending much love to all who love this plant from sunny South Africa
So lucky dude
While learning how to clean the plant chlorophyll out of separated resin glands this will make better medicine an a overall more sought after product
Yes chlorophyll makes it taste very bad, bitter.
7:35 the producer brings up a key point. Processed and purified medical grade cannabis oils and extracts are not as effective as a whole plant extract made at home.
THC limits obviously hurts patients but you're out of your mind if you think limitless home made oils are better than limitless medical grad oils.
@@Gurziak easy there uninformed person. Have you ever made or tried any cannabis extract including RSO? Obviously not or youd know better than to sound a fool. THC by itself, pure, i e diamonds, will barely get a person high. Getting high is a result of all the cannabinoids and terpenes the plants have.
When making a whole plant extract like RSO you get all the medicine not a purified fraction. Used as a therapy a person will be profoundly high for the first 24 hours. A tolerance is quickly gained still allowing a person to do their daily life without being too stoned.
You're out of your mind if you believe pharmaceutical cannabis is superior to whole plant extract.
Gurziak missed the whole point -
Whole plant reductions have many more health benefits than pharmaceutical grade extracts that just isolate the THC - if you think the one molecule in the plant that gets you high is the only chemical with health benefits -
Than you just don’t know what the
hell you’re talking about
@Marigold The Midnight Rider I'm a medical patient and I have every single terpene and cannabanoid tested plus I know the levels. The levels simply don't compare.
@MrShragg no medical company here offers what you are talking about.
I LOVE HOW YOU GUYS TRUST ANY GOVERNMENT KEEPING THESE MEDICINAL SECRETS FROM THE PEOPLE
Your the one who gets it mahhhn. You edgy little 17 year old
They're literally prescribing it...
@@asthecrowflies1201 they are making oil out of it then prescribing it. why not the flower? who knows what's in the oil
Yessss can't wait to visit
high asf rn and all i could keep thinking was "BRO... u've gotta stop saying 'mariiiwana'l🤣
Gotta show these wonderful people how to cultivate with natural farming all while making clean hash bubble hash is the way to go to get the cleanest product out there no solvents
Give them a rosin press
No one in Thailand says "Latin-x" ever.
Let that be a lesson to you, VICE.
No one in Mexico says it either
I havent seen brick-weed in a hot minute.
used to get a whole qp compacted into the size of a chalk board eraser
it is fully legal now right?
The whole world must legal canibis. It is the best sleeping medical medicine. And it is from mother Natur 100 Prozent mother Nature.
We can get an opioid script for damn near anything, but having access to a plant that we can grow in our very own backyard will supposedly be the end of humanity. 🤨
Ppl who need opiates can't get it easy
I miss the Budda Sticks from the early 70's. Thai sticks dipped in black tar opium. Thai sticks by themselves are also greatly missed! Sooooo good!
I'm so happy it helps them
"We don't use the stems"
This is already better than American trees!
Lol uh wut
You've been getting sold boof, my boy.
They mean the main stems on the plants.
@@rdizzy1 uh wut
@@Boojyman Did you not watch the video, or are you too stoned? The lady making oil said they don't use the stems, she meant the main stems of the plants. (IE- They pick all the buds off of the plants first, rather than just grinding up the entire thing branches and all, which wouldn't surprise me at all if the government does this) Plenty of people don't know that the stems have almost zero active chemical in them, and grind it all up together.
Here in Australia the strength of CBD oil is a joke. I wish we could stop pretending it needs to be regulated. It is not heroin, and we are adults capable of our own decision making.
Your ppl are being kidnapped if they don't rewrite there genetic codes w experimental poison. I'd be worried about that.
Awesome 👏
A friend of mine just passed he was a young man with a family he had cancer all over he used oil and when he went back for a check up it had all but gone from his body sadly his brain never recovered.I will never forget his cheeky grin rip Dan Dan Holsey67 🇬🇧
im sorry to hear that michael. Keep your chin up
@@jinglemyberries866 sad to say but his older brother my friend of nearly fifty years took it hard and had a stroke he had the gift of the gab he could get you to sell your grandmother and now he cannot speak.he is now in a specialist place that only caters for stroke victims he will spend the next twelve months there trying to gain his speech back .I have spent the last four months beside him . because we have known each other for so long I got bits and pieces of what he is trying to say and manage to peace some of it together. there is a lot of people out there that knows nothing of the world.I feel that the more I give i start to lose myself and start chipping at the edges strange but that’s how I feel.and I lost my older brother three weeks before he lost his I never grieved I hadn’t seen my brother for over two decades or more .a little bit at a time .
@@michaelholland9701 Life can be very unfair sometimes... You're a good man Michael, I wish you the best.
@@jinglemyberries866 thank you for your comforting words .what a journey it has been .I’m getting tired of it all now .and around the sun we go again .we have to go the full distance we are travelers of time and space and we don’t know it .Alan watts said we are gods in denial.and the church set too big a pedestal to make it out of our reach we know this and choose to ignore this the strongest power in this galaxy is freewill
To the person reading this: Even tho I dont know you, I wish you the best of what life has to offer💯💯🙏🙏
Liar
I'm actually tired of worrying about stocks...it's driving me nuts these days,I think crypto investment is far better than stock..
@Ryan
All you need now is a professional broker else you gonna continue blowing of your account
@Russell Oliver Same here, it’s four months now I started investing with him and it's been good experience
The Medical Marijuana industry needs to support transparent government programs in Thailand, typically when governments see there is a benefit the industry provides and its responsible and sustainable, there is a future there, i just hope thailand does not get lost in legalization but the industry should work to develop objective usecases for marijuana that proves to bring more good.
Best of well being ☺️
420th
2nd
Separate the stems and flowers from what? that dirt ?!😂 💀
great innovation vs the old but ill stick to my buds thanks 😄
This country would greatly benefit extraction with a rosin press. Precise heat and tons of pressure . No solvents.
It's a little funny to me that it now seems strange to a lot of people that other countries have weed illegal. Not too long ago "underground cannabis business" would have been redundant to say in America.
Bless them
Why the heck is the root so expensive, someone’s got to check if there are any useful compounds in those roots when fermented made into an alcohol or even bye itself, or possibly fermented like kimchi and then put into oil.
I'll see you in Thailand
That's a really cool mascot.
Chocolate Thai is awesome had some flower n live resin n rosin earlier this year of the true genetics brought back. Killer stuff not a stunner tester flower was low 20% the wax was upper 60s n low 70s but taste wise brought me back to some good ol school genetics. 😋👌
wow im going to thailand next year asap