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Thailands Chiang Mai gets a taste of CBD cuisine. ‘Maejo Chuan Yim Chim Kan (Cha)’, or Maejo university cannabis open market, was held on Saturday at the Natural Agricultural Research and Development Center, with more than 45 famous restaurants from Chiang Mai participating.
Cannabidiol, or as it’s better known CBD, is a legal cannabinoid (chemicals found in cannabis).
It’s not the psychoactive cannabinoid that gets you high, called THC. Instead it’s a product believed by its high-street users to have medicinal properties, such as relaxation and pain-, nausea- and anxiety-relief, although studies are not conclusive.
CBD is normally sold in combination with a base oil, such as olive or coconut, as a supplement, vape, gel to be applied to the skin and more recently, in food and drink.
Scores of people enjoyed a wide range of food, drinks and snacks that were prepared using the cannabis plant in Chiang Mai, Thailand on Saturday.
Maejo University has assigned the Natural Agricultural Research and Development Center to research on growing and harvesting medical marijuana in an industrialized system.
Thailands Chiang Mai gets a taste of CBD cuisine
Maejo University in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health used cannabis plants for cooking to make it accessible for the general public. Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital served as a model for the use of marijuana in cooking.
The event was held to test and promote the good properties of cannabis for use in cooking.
Thailands Chiang Mai gets a taste of CBD cuisine. The event received a lot of attention from people in Chiang Mai and nearby areas, especially those interested in the healthy use of marijuana.
