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Delta-8 and HHC are two popular cannabinoids that have emerged in the market. Delta-8 has been around for a few years now, while HHC is still relatively low profile within the market. Each of these cannabinoids have numerous potential health benefits, and their popularity has been on the rise in recent years. However, many people are still confused about the differences and similarities between these two cannabinoids.
The confusion primarily lies in people tying up the traditional cannabis identifiers of Indica or Sativa with the varying effects of hemp-derived cannabinoids. This article will explore the key differences and similarities between Delta-8 and HHC.
Delta 8 is a psychoactive cannabinoid in cannabis plants; in our case here at Hempire Innovations, all of our Delta 8 is legally derived from hemp. Delta 8 is very similar to Delta 9 THC, which is the primary psychoactive component of cannabis that is federally illegal. Naturally, Delta-8 occurs when Delta-9 THC is oxidized. Chemically, the only difference between the two is the double carbon bond happening on the 8th or 9th carbon atom. Delta 8 is a less potent form of THC than Delta 9, producing a milder high. Some consumers misconceive Delta 8 as inferior to Delta 9 because of the lighter potency. That’s ironic since the mildness is why Delta 8 has gained popularity.
Studies show cannabinoids' neuroprotective properties can help prevent and manage neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Delta-8 can elicit numerous health benefits, reducing anxiety and pain, improving sleep, and stimulating appetite. The most significant advantage of Delta 8 over Delta 9 THC is that it’s legal in many more states. The advantage is due to the federal farm bill and because legal Delta 8 contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC. Delta 8 is not considered a controlled substance under federal law. However, it is essential to note that the legality of Delta 8 varies depending on the location.
Effects of Delta 8: Relaxation, Comfort, Calmness, Sedentary, Appetite Stimulation
Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC) is a newer cannabinoid recently emerging in the market. It is similar to Delta 8 because it is a less potent form of THC than Delta 9. However, HHC’s chemical makeup differs from Delta-8 and produces a different euphoric experience. Converting Delta-9 THC into HHC is a chemical process; it’s not found naturally in cannabis plants. Processors synthesize HHC in a laboratory. HHC has many of the same health benefits as Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC, including its ability to reduce pain, anxiety, and nausea. Studies show it has anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties. It’s important to note that the legality of HHC is still unclear, dependent on the location and future legislation.
Effects of HHC: Relaxation, Comfort, Calmness, Appetite & Bodily Stimulation, Balance
In conclusion, Delta 8 and HHC are two prevalent cannabinoids that have emerged in the recreational drug market. While they share some similarities with their acclaimed health benefits and milder psychoactive effects compared to Delta 9 THC, there are differences in their chemical structure and regional legal status. Delta 8 is more widely available and permitted within the USA, while HHC is smaller yet viable within the hemp market. Delta 8 and HHC have many therapeutic benefits. At the same time, research is constantly uncovering the whole reality of consuming these cannabinoids. Here at Hempire Innovations, we like what we’ve experienced from these cannabinoids and have many happy patrons to attest to them as well.