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  Delta 8 has grasped the cannabis market like wildfire. Despite being a minor cannabinoid, it has the potential to get you high like traditional cannabis minus the intensity. Delta 8 is found in very small amounts in the cannabis plant and is often extracted from other components like CBD. Some states are allowing the sale and consumption of delta 8 because it is now categorized under hemp. Since hemp has less than 0.3% THC and delta 8 derives from it so it is also safe to consume. Now head back to the main question is it better than traditional cannabis products. It is safe but not so potent Numerous cannabinoids, which are chemical substances, are found in the marijuana plant. The cannabinoid with the greatest widespread recognition is Delta-9 THC, also referred to as THC. This naturally occurring psychoactive substance gives users of ordinary cannabis a "high." Delta 9 THC is primarily responsible for the intoxicating effects of cannabis but delta 8 THC is an isomer

The majority of delta-8-THC is manufactured synthetically in laboratories due to the low natural concentration of delta-8-THC in cannabis and hemp. People utilize delta-8-THC for a variety of problems, including glaucoma, difficulty sleeping and nausea and vomiting brought on by cancer medication therapy. A hallucinogenic substance called delta-8 THC is very similar to delta-9 THC. Cannabis plants contain a substance called delta-9 THC that gives users a "high." It is the term most commonly used when discussing THC. Experts predict that there won't be any negative impacts from these substances. Other by-products such as synthetic ones, may be safe to eat but this is unclear.   Potential benefits of delta 8 Delta-8 THC also causes pleasure, relaxation and potential pain alleviation, but these effects are much less. The lesser potency can be advantageous for those who prefer to avoid a strong "high." Unfortunately, there is still insufficient research on delt