The Entourage Effect: Marijuana, Mangoes, & Myrcene

A special report by [[[ G3 ]]]

Many stoners use mangoes as a great hack for extending and enhancing the stoned state. Marijuana and mangoes have something in common: myrcene. This is a certain type of monoterpene.

A monoterpene is one of 7 types of terpenes, which is a useful plant oil substance. It provides incredible fruit aromas and health benefits, some of which haven’t been researched in full yet.

Together with other important elements in cannabis, such as THC, CBD, CBG, and other cannabinoids, they form an entourage effect when eaten or smoked. Their combination enhances and adds support to each element.

This is the same when dealing with myrcene and marijuana, and its components. It creates an entourage effect when the cells of myrcene work together with THC, CBD, and other essential cannabinoids in our body system, which receive their health benefits using our own cannabinoid receptors in our nerves.

We have a grand internal design to receive cannabis. Nature designed these receptors in our bodies to receive all of these cannabinoids.

Now, when mangoes and marijuana compounds combine in our bodies, the overall dosage of all these elements double or triple in dosage and strength, creating the infamous “marijuana+mango” effect. It extends and increases the HIGH.

How It Works

When you eat mangoes at least an hour before smoking, it allows your body to fully digest them and release myrcene and other terpenes into your bloodstream. Once you smoke a blunt or do a bonghit, the circulating myrcene and terpenes from the mango interact with the myrcene, terpenes, and other cannabinoids in your smokes. This makes the dosage heavier, and longer.

Using mangoes with cannabis is a proven tip by experienced stoners and medical cannabis users. Not only do you get more HIGH, you also receive more than double the health benefits. Myrcene and other terpenes help carry the cannabinoids to the bloodstream, which also prolongs the HIGH.

Other Health Benefits of Myrcene

Myrcene also offers tissue protection, particularly in the stomach where it reacts first, and directly. Research confirms these benefits as another extra advantage on top of the cannabinoid benefits we receive from its entourage effect. Another study also proves its anti inflammatory properties.

The regular health benefits of mangoes include Vitamins A, B complex, and C. It also has antioxidants and minerals.

Because of the entourage effect of combining of all complete cannabinoids and terpenes, plus its doubled effect from the mango and marijuana “joint” effort, mangoes with marijuana are health food combinations that can help with many conditions, on top of the relaxation, lower blood pressure, muscle relaxant, and anti-inflammatory effects. It’s also a natural appetite and anti-wasting away organic medicine.