. After being finely pulverized, they are placed in a watch glass and heated to 105°C, unless the particular composition of the exhibit does not allow it, until constant weight is achieved. Normally, a minimum of 2 hours is needed to dry a 5 to 10 g specimen. , which allow to work at low temperatures.
Pruning: the step prior to drying
To achieve the ideal drying and curing of the buds, it is advisable to prune the plants beforehand, a technique that -naturally- also requires patience and involves removing excess material from the samples, such as leaves and twigs. This allows them to be clean when dried, as well as free from huge leaves that create harsh smoke and have fewer trichomes.
We can highlight that apart from being able to do it before drying, the buds can also be manicured after drying the marijuana, although the vast majority of growers do it before. For this, fine-tipped scissors, gloves and multiple trays are required to divide the manicured material from the excess. After removing the huge leaves, the so-called sugar leaves have to be cut, discarding the tips that protrude from the buds. For those who don’t like this job, there are also tools like strippers, like the Trimbox.
Dentally, the symptoms of methamphetamine in the mouth are as follows
Dry mouth: It happens because the substance damages the salivary glands and stops the production of saliva. In other words, it is essential to dampen or normalize the acidic nature of the food we eat, without it these acids would damage the outer covering of the tooth: the enamel and would create small black dots. In addition to this, the lack of saliva in the mouth causes an increase of bacteria in the oral cavity.
Caries: With the lack of oral salivation and the excessive intake of sugars, the small macules that form on the worn dental enamel, after a while, become cavities by concentrating the bacteria much more easily.
Barbiturates
These substances are consumed for medical purposes (sedatives, hypnotics, anesthetics, and anticonvulsants), but they are extremely harmful and are used unjustifiably by many people.
Recurring Names: Barbiturates – Mephorbarital (Mebaral) and Sodium Pentobarbital (Nembutal). Benzodiazepines – Anxiety: diazepam (Valum), chlordiazepoxide HCI (Librium), and alprazolam (Xanax). Sedatives: Triazolam (Halcion) and Estazolam (ProSom).
The way of consuming drugs can harm the mouth much more.
Marijuana when inhaled as a cigarette can be a danger aspect for oral cancer and periodontal health abnormalities.
Cocaine applied directly to the gums or oral mucosa causes damage to them, such as lesions or tissue necrosis, or if inhaled, it can cause perforations in the palate.
Ecstasy:
99% of the people who consume it have dry mouth syndrome, which increases the chances of cavities. Apart from suffering from gum disease.
Bruxism is another side effect, it lies in clenching or grinding the teeth, which is bad for the jaw.