Not everyone is affected the same way by 1 single substance, regardless of what kind of intoxicant you look at.
When I had a surgery, they gave me medication afterward to quell the acute pain.
My mom and dad were both hesitant because both of them experienced little effects from morphine in the few times they were in the hospital for different reasons. I had heard that before, but there are just as many who say the reverse. Happily, it worked so well that I wasn’t in too much pain at first right when I came out of surgery. I’m seeing this effect playout every time I visit the local cannabis shop. There are sativas, hybrids, plus indica strains available in tinctures, oils, skin balms, concentrates, edibles, and flower buds. For each category, there is easily anywhere between two or more than eight choices of strain selection. People discover that certain strains affect their bodies better than other strains. Tons of people agree on number one strains, but might differ if you asked them to name their least number one strain. Because cannabis is a plant with a seriously different set of active cannabinoids plus terpenes that all modulate THC in 1 way or another, you could get an almost endless set of swings of ratios in different crops. Even though the cannabis shop usually has a lot of product chances available, people still get irritated when they don’t have their number one strain whenever they stop by to make an order. And since everyone has their own number one strains, it’s impossible for the dispensary to help every person every single morning.