Anyone suffering from insomnia knows how frustrating it can be to try to get a good night’s sleep. There’s all sorts of remedies to help you fall asleep fast. Cutting back on caffeine, drinking chamomile tea, establishing a regular bedtime routine, keeping your bedroom cool and dark and listening to relaxing music are often suggested. But what if there were other options?  Â
Cannabis has for generations acted as a great way to induce a quick nap or a potential remedy for a good night of sleep. Now, it is being studied professionally for its ability to help people relax and fall asleep. According to the Sleep Foundation, about 70% of young adults that occasionally use marijuana say they do so to help them rest at night. According to the latest research published by the journal Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research, cannabinol is known for its ability to help people do just that. With a little research, your path to wellness and a relaxing night’s sleep isn’t far away. There’s a lot of different strains and products so the key is to experiment while you discover exactly what meets your needs. Â
So, what’s the best cannabis for sleep? Not all cannabis strains are created equal. You’ve probably heard about Sativa vs Indica, but what do they mean? Â
What about using edibles for sleep? The smokeless option and edibles like CBD tinctures and CBN gummies may do wonders for a night of sleep. So that raises questions: what are the best cannabis gummies for sleep, and can cannabis oil help you sleep?Â
At RISE Dispensary, we’ve streamlined the process of finding the best marijuana strains for sleep, top weed tinctures for sleep, and the best marijuana gummies for sleep.
We offer a wide selection of top rated cannabis strains, edibles, and medical and recreational marijuana products chosen by shoppers for their ability to inspire sleep, provide relaxation, and help manage pandemic stress.Â
Here’s how to find the best marijuana for sleep and what to look for when shopping for marijuana products to help you fall sleep.
Cannabinol (CBN) is a natural compound found in marijuana plants. It’s non-intoxicating, just like CBD. Some of the most popular products for sleep chosen by RISE customers contain CBN.Â
- Doze [15ml] Tincture by Doctor Solomon’s (50mg CBN/50mg THC)  Â
- Sweet Dreams Edible Pastilles by Beboe [20pk] (100mg THC/20mg CBN) Â Â
- 5:1 Snoozzzeberry CBN Gummies by incredibles [10pk] (100mg THC/20mg CBN)Â Â
So if you’re looking for a natural way to improve your sleep, try adding CBN to your nightly routine. You may just find that you RISE and shine the next day!Â
THC is the primary intoxicating component of cannabis. It can interact with cannabinoid receptors in the brain to produce a variety of effects, including relaxation and sedation. In addition, scientific research suggests that THC may be helpful for managing the symptoms of sleep disorders like insomnia.Â
CBD is a psychoactive but non-intoxicating compound found in cannabis plants that has calming and relaxing effects. Trying CBD may be worth a shot if you’re struggling with insomnia or just want to improve your sleep quality.Â
RISE patients and guests looking to improve their sleep quality may want to check out linalool, one of many terpenes found in cannabis. Linalool in particular is being studied for its potential sedative and anxiolytic effects, both of which can help promote better sleep. In addition, linalool is being studied for its ability to reduce inflammation, which can contribute to pain and other conditions that can disrupt sleep. If you’re seeking a natural way to improve your sleep, linalool is something to check for on your next visit to a nearby RISE cannabis store.Â
If you’re looking for a good night’s sleep, look for strains high in myrcene. This cannabis terpene is known for its sedative effects and is commonly found in Indica strains. Myrcene is also found in other plants, including hops and lemongrass. So, if you’re looking for a product to help you wind down before bed, give products rich in myrcene a try.Â
These links will take you to pre-filtered menus so you can find the best marijuana for sleep at a RISEÂ dispensary nearby.Â
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