Mr. Nice

Overview:

Although it was unavailable in the ‘80s, Mr Nice still managed to attract the attention of high numbers of people who were looking to chase the stress away. It was named after one of the most famous marijuana smugglers, Howard Marks, who released an autobiography titled “Mr Nice” about his time in federal prison. This Indica-dominant strain has a THC range of 13%-16% and represents a wonderful mixture of elite Government 13 (G-13) and Hash Plant. Mr Nice is characterized by its strong and memorable hashish flavour. Commonly felt effects from the Mr Nice strain include a relaxed, happy and euphoric vibe. Additionally, a large number of smokers report experiencing hunger and a craving for something sweet. Precisely for this reason, many who struggle with anorexia opt for Mr Nice strain as an appetite booster. In medicine, Mr Nice is used as extremely effective pain relief that helps users fight anxiety and depression. In addition to a number of psychological applications, Mr Nice is also used for treatment of physical ailments, such as glaucoma and arthritis. Some commonly reported side-effects include dry mouth and eyes, as well as dizziness and anxiety. Additionally, a number of users claim it deprives them of motivation and ambition, due to the strain’s calming and relaxing effect. Experts recommend using Mr Nice in the late afternoon, or at night. If you’re looking to ease pain without becoming chained to bed, Mr Nice is the ideal choice.