Canuk Cookies

Canuk Cookies is a beautiful indica leaning strain that has powerful pain-relieving properties. With a THC content of 22%, this indica strain is great at stimulating a cerebral buzz that pushes you out into outer space. It has enviable genetics having descended from the popular pink speckled OG Kush and Durban Poison. Both parents have achieved resounding success in the cannabis world.

Canuk Cookies was bred by Canadian based Canuk Seeds as their signature strain. True to the promise, this strain is a heavy hitter that provides perfect relief for pain, nausea, and appetite loss.

Canuk cookies are ideal for patients with various ailments. Novice users don’t struggle to adjust to the heady effects for as long as they increase the dose gradually. Symptoms such as nausea, pain, and insomnia respond well to Canuk Cookies.

In terms of THC content, Canuk Cookies clocks in at 22%-26% which is pretty high. Be prepared to start feeling the effects soon after the first hit.

The aroma of Canuk Cookies is a harmonious and balanced blend of spicy and sweet, something close to spicy ginger cookies. The flavors will remind you of anise seeds, vanilla essence, black pepper, cumin, tangerine, and lemon rind.

When the smoke hits your taste buds don’t be surprised to feel some unexpected earthiness in your mouth. It only after you exhale that you will appreciate the cookie creaminess of this strain. If you are keen enough you will sense some sweet spicy notes as well. In general, the taste is not as sweet but more earthy.

The fresh nugs of Canuk cookies are a beautiful sight to behold. The nugs are fat and chunky; they are olive green with pinkish tints. Gloden colored pistils crowd the spacings between the nugs. Having a thick layer of trichomes the nugs look resplendent under the light. This strain does not disappoint when it comes to concentrating extraction.

Being a Sativa, it’s an easy grower that flowers within 9 weeks and produces dense popcorn shaped nugs.

Strain Type
This is an indica dominant hybrid strain with 70% indica and 30% Sativa characteristics. It has 22% THC and 0.2% CBD.

Origin
Canuk Cookies is a cross between OG Kush and Durban Poison. It’s a strain by Canuk Seeds.

Patient Reported Positive Effects
Canuk Cookies gives a high that is clean and energizing, you are not likely to get overpowered by it. The high descend on the body quickly and induces deep relaxation that sweeps through every muscle. It a pretty enjoyable feeling until you is unable to leave the couch. Because of this, it’s advisable to take Canuk Cookies at the end of a hectic day.

Patients have reported the following positive effects after taking Canuk Cookies:
• Excitement
• Euphoria
• Relaxation
• Sleep
• Stimulation

Patient Reported Negative Effects

The most commonly reported side effects after consuming Canuk Cookies are cottonmouth and dry eyes. These are mild symptoms that are easily dealt with by keeping yourself hydrated before, during, and after smoking Canuk Cookies.

Patient Reported Rare Negative Effects

As much as most users tolerate this strain well, overdoing it may cause panic attacks, headaches, and confusion.

Medical Benefits of Canuk Cookies

The CBD content of Canuk Cookies is less than 1%. However, this still provides significant relief from seizures, pain and chronic fatigue.

The high THC content in Canuk Cookies is helpful for those experiencing chronic pain, stress, lack of focus and mood imbalances.

Additionally, Canuk Cookies works well for nausea, loss of appetite and insomnia. For all the chronic symptoms, consuming something with lasting effects such as edibles provides better results.

Because of the high THC amounts patients are advised to start with lower doses as they give their body time to adjust to the cerebral stimulating effects.

Patients have used this strain to treat:

• Insomnia
• Chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting
• Chronic pain
• Stress
• Mood disorders
• ADD
• Arthritis
• Migraines

Terpene Profile

Canuk Cookies has a very rich blend of aromas that depict a rich terpene profile. You can pick out myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene from a fresh jar of Canuk Cookies.

Quite a lot of research has been done around myrcene with most evidence supporting its anti-inflammatory as well as analgesic effects. It also plays a big role in the entourage effect since it has been shown to have a direct effect on the CB2 receptors.

Beta-caryophyllene gives this strain the rich spiciness that it has. It is also a useful pain reliever.

Limonene is present in citrus fruits and it has a variety of benefits. It has anti-oxidant properties, anti-cancer, and anti-heart-disease fighting properties.