Peanut Butter Breath

Much like the comfort of a creamy peanut butter sandwich, Peanut Butter Breath (also known as Peanut Butter) emerges as a cherished delicacy with soothing, relaxing effects. This hybrid wonder is rooted in the history of Mendobreath and Do Si Dos strains. With a THC potency ranging between 15% to 28%, this strain doesn’t shy away from making its robust presence felt.

Onset

Given the usually substantial THC content, Peanut Butter Breath showcases its magic swiftly. Even veteran cannasseurs will quickly feel the intense euphoria enveloping their minds. Despite being an evenly split hybrid, the effects of the strain feel very much like an indica.

Although initially, there is a bit of creativity and cerebral rush, it is short-lived. Quickly afterwards, relaxation spreads down the entire body with tingles, eventually leading to such a mellow state that it will glue you to the couch with a strong case of munchies.

Just ensure that you prepare enough food in advance, as once Peanut Butter Breath fully takes its hold over you, you will not feel like doing much more. Not that you will mind – you will be left on a happy cloud, levitating high in the sky without a care in the world. If these effects sound appealing to you, check out our collection of marijuana flowers, where you will find plenty of other similarly relaxing flowers.

Uses

Versatility is Peanut Butter’s middle name. Its relaxing aura temporarily relieves stress, depression, OCD and PTSD by diminishing repetitive negative thoughts and replacing them with peace of mind. This effect may also facilitate deep sleep for those restless nights when you struggle with insomnia.

Thanks to the abundance of caryophyllene, pinene and CBG at 1%, the strain also displays anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties, which may diminish muscle cramps and headaches and soothe arthritis and fibromyalgia.

Although the potent feeling of hunger it induces is often seen as an adverse effect, for people dealing with a lack of appetite or eating disorders, Peanut Butter Breath will make for a reliable ally.

Side effects

The consumption of Peanut Butter Breath usually results in the sensations of dry mouth and eyes, as well as intense munchies. Although paranoia and anxiety are not that common, they have been reported, too. This is especially true in the case of overindulgence, low THC tolerance and a history of mental health problems. The key to enjoying the strain is, as always, moderation, so start with a single puff and increase the dosage gradually only if necessary.