Tijuana

Most patients find the head high to be very strong, almost dizzying for new users. For new patients, this is a strain to try judiciously as the hit may be overwhelming. But once you get used to it you may end up getting fixated on the buzz of creativity that comes with it. For those accustomed to this high, the effects are spacey and uplifting. This is also associated with an increased focus and creativity.

The couch lock is also one to look forward to. Tijuana will spur your appetite as it also reduces the feeling of nausea. This may be helpful for patients with chronically low appetite. Tijuana is ideal for treating symptoms of depression, chronic pain, fatigue and chronic stress.

It is great for Daytime use as nighttime use may lead to sleeplessness and racing thoughts.

Strain Type

Tijuana is a sativa dominant hybrid that is almost pure Sativa breed that contains upwards of 80% sativa and less than 20% indica. It has high THC content and relatively low CBD content.

Origin

Tijuana is a cross between Kali Mist and Original Haze.

Positive Effects

Most Tijuana consuming patients have reported the following common positive effects:

• Uplifting
• Cerebral
• Energetic
• Strong

Negative Effects

Tijuana may be overwhelming for new patients. Some users have reported panic attacks after using this strain for the first time.  Excessive use can also lead to introversion and paranoia. More common side effects include:

• Dry Eyes
• Dry Mouth

Rare side effects reported by patients include:

• Headaches
• Paranoia

Tijuana has relatively high THC levels, which make it ideal for treating pain and inflammation. The cerebral properties are also helpful in relieving stress and anxiety. The body buzz is mild and relaxing and provides reprieve from extreme fatigue, muscle spasms and body aches. The deep relaxation will offer comfort to depressed patients and those with Post Traumatic Stress Disorders (PTSD). Because it stimulates the appetite and combats nausea Tijuana is ideal for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Patients report the Tijuana strain helps with:

• Nausea
• Loss Of Appetite
• Chronic Pain
• Anxiety
• Depression

Terpenes work synergistically with cannabinoids to potentiate the healing effects of this strain. As much as both compounds have their own therapeutic benefits, they produce a more powerful and longer lasting effect when they are combined. This is referred to as the entourage effect.

The piney, citrusy smell exuded by Tijuana indicates the presence of Pinene and Limonene. It also contains caryophyllene, linalool, bisabolol, terpinolene and valencene.

Limonene

Limonene has a citrusy scent that has calming effects on the mind. It is a known mood elevator that adds to the anti-depressive effects of this strain. It is abundant in citrus fruits as well.

Linalool

Linalool has the smell of fresh lavenders. Expect to find it in mint, cinnamon, coriander and lavenders. It has potent sedative and relaxing properties.

Pinene

Pinene smells of pine trees. It improves airflow to the lungs and respiratory function.

Caryophyllene

This is the only terpene that binds to cannabinoid receptors. It is able to reduce symptoms of anxiety and chronic pain.

Linalool

Linalool has the smell of fresh lavenders. Expect to find it in mint, cinnamon, coriander and lavenders. It has potent sedative and relaxing properties.

Bisabolol

This is also known as levomenol. It smells of chamomile and offers anti- bacterial properties as well as analgesic properties.

Terpinolene

This terpene smells of turpentine and acts as a strong sedative. Research has also shown that this terpene has anti proliferative effects.

Valencene

Valencene also adds to the citrus smell of this strain. It is known for its insect repellent properties.