Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), a common gastrointestinal disorder, affects millions worldwide. The symptoms of IBS include constipation, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and bloating. There is no cure for IBS. However, cannabis has been proven to help some patients. This article will discuss the top strains that can improve IBS symptoms.
ACDC:
ACDC refers to a high CBD strain that contains low amounts of THC. CBD is well-known because of its anti-inflammatory properties. This can help to reduce inflammation in the stomach and ease symptoms like IBS. ACDC is sweet with an earthy taste and known for its relaxing, calming effects.
Blue Dream:
Blue Dream is an hybrid strain that has a high amount of THC as well as a balanced CBD/THC ratio. Blue Dream is known for its uplifting, energizing qualities that can alleviate IBS symptoms like anxiety and depression. Blue Dream can also help to reduce inflammation in the stomach.
Harlequin:
Harlequin is high in CBD and has low amounts of THC. This strain is well-known for its relaxing and calming effects. It can also help with IBS symptoms. Harlequin’s sweet and earthy flavors are well-known for their anti-inflammatory properties.
Sour Diesel:
Sour Diesel can be described as a sativa-dominant, high-THC strain. This strain is well known for its energizing effects and uplifting qualities. They can alleviate IBS symptoms like fatigue and lethargy. Sour Diesel has anti-inflammatory properties which can reduce inflammation in the stomach.
Northern Lights:
Northern Lights has a high concentration of THC and is an indica dominant strain. This strain is known for its sedative and relaxing effects. It can also help with IBS symptoms like pain and discomfort. Northern Lights has anti-inflammatory and can reduce inflammation in your gut.
It is important that you note that not all people with IBS can use cannabis. The strains mentioned above may not be suitable for everyone. Before using cannabis for IBS symptoms, it is a good idea to consult your healthcare provider. Patients should start slowly with low doses and increase gradually until they find the right dosage. Like any other medication, cannabis must be used responsibly and all applicable laws and regulations must be observed.

Laura McQueen is a writer for MJGreenNews.com.
She has been writing for different cannabis websites and publications since 2018.