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Meet Jacob.

Jacob experiences aggressive behavior as an adverse effect of THC. 

Jacob uses cannabis for pain and inflammation. After smoking some flower, he became aggressive while playing a new video game. Jacob experienced aggressive behavior as an adverse effect of THC.

Does this sound like an experience you’ve had?

Aggressive behavior is behavior directed at yourself, objects, or others, intending physical or mental harm.

Cannabis is personal.

Learn how Jacob’s endocompatibility helped him choose a cannabinoid formulation that worked for his unique genotype and health goals.

Jacob was diagnosed with a mood disorder as an adult. After his diagnosis, Jacob struggled to find a wellness plan that worked for him. He tried a few different strategies with a therapist, but he was still looking for effective ways to cope with his irregular and unpredictable moods.

Eventually, Jacob found a daily routine that he liked. He woke up for work early, did a small exercise routine while his coffee was brewing, and went to work at the local sanitation department for his regular eight-hour shift. Jacob and his colleagues were a close-knit group, so he enjoyed his shifts most of the time. When he got home, Jacob usually played video games before dinner. It was his favorite way to relax after a long day.

One day, Jacob was feeling irritable after he got home from work. He stopped by a dispensary on his way home and asked the budtender for a product to help improve his mood. He left the dispensary with a cannabis strain he’d never tried before and a bag of gummies.

Jacob smoked the cannabis as soon as he got home and felt great. He played video games for a few hours and felt less irritable than he did after work. He put on a funny movie and fell asleep early.

The next day, Jacob hopped online after work to play a new video game with his co-worker. He ate a few gummies, ordered a pizza, and settled down on the couch.

Jacob lost the first round of the game and started to get annoyed. When he lost the second and third rounds, he cursed into his headset and threw his controller at the wall. It left a dent, which made Jacob even more angry. It took Jacob nearly twenty-four hours to feel better.

A few days later, Jacob was considering stopping by the dispensary again, but he didn’t want to get angry as an adverse reaction to THC again. He was curious if the gummy had prompted his outburst, so he did some research online.

Jacob found Endo·dna and uploaded his Ancestry.com DNA results. He received his Endo·Decoded Report instantly, and he was surprised to discover that he was genetically predisposed to aggressive behavior.

Jacob purchased an Endo·Aligned suggested formulation from the Endo·Aligned Product Marketplace, and it changed his entire experience with cannabis. Now, he only uses cannabis products that are optimal for his genotype. 

When Jacob started seeing a therapist and a psychiatrist, he shared his Endo·Decoded Report and his Drug to Drug Interaction Report with his team of healthcare professionals. 

Together, Jacob and his healthcare team were able to find a therapy routine that works for him. He is happy to report that he has not experienced aggression as an adverse event with THC since he discovered his endocompatibility.  

Jacob’s genetic predisposition.

Jacob’s Endo·Decoded Report reveals that he is genetically predisposed to aggressive behaviors. 

Nearly 70% of the population share this genotype and predisposition.  

Though experiencing aggression as a side effect of THC is rare, if you share Jacob’s genotype, you may experience aggressive behaviors as an adverse event from THC. 

Endo·dna helps you discover the optimal CBD and THC products based on your own DNA.

  • Learn the most ideal ratios, methods and dosing for your body.
  • Know which terpenes and cannabinoids to seek out or to avoid.
  • Understand any risks or benefits from using cannabinoids.
  • Identify the specific products and brands most aligned with your genetics.

Your DNA is the key to unlocking your unique endocompatibility.

Download a sample of the Endo·Decoded DNA variance report and explore the possibilities it holds for you.

  • 57 Trait Reports.
  • Your Personalized Wellness Plan.
  • Endo·Aligned formulations suggestions.
  • Personalized prescription drug to drug interaction report.
  • Endo·Aligned Product Marketplace.

What your DNA can tell you about using CBD and cannabis for health and wellness.

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THC and Metabolism

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Information you need to know.

Endocanna Health, Inc. does not provide medical services. Endocanna Health’s reports are not to be considered or construed to be medical advice. The information contained in Endocanna Health’s reports is not intended to be substituted for the advice or consultation of a medical professional. Endocanna Health’s reports include cannabinoid compound suggestions based on your DNA and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or consultation. Endocanna Health does not take responsibility for any side effects or medical issues that may arise from your use or consumption of the suggested cannabinoid compounds. Endocanna Health recommends consulting with a medical professional before use of any suggested cannabinoid compounds. Use of Endocanna Health’s DNA kit or information from Endocanna Health’s reports is not to be considered a medical treatment or a substitute for any treatment from a licensed healthcare provider. Endocanna Health makes no guarantees regarding your personal health, implied or otherwise, based on the results provided by Endocanna Health’s report.