Dr. Who
9/12/2015
My absolutely favourite strain for psychological relief. At a 60-40 Sativa dominant, this strain is a little bit energizing, so be wary about taking it close to bedtime if you have trouble getting to sleep. (I usually mix Dr. Who with Canna-Tsu in the evenings so I'm not too wired.)
This strain really works wonders for my depression and I always make sure to try and have some on hand in case I fall into a funk. It might not always fix my problems, but it certainly makes me feel a lot better about them! It's great for people who are sad, down, or otherwise grappling with depression symptoms, but doesn't help much for physical aches and pains. It's a good strain for psychological troubles (especially depression and related conditions), but I wouldn't advise it for physical (unless you're pairing it with something like Canna-Tsu, which I definitely recommend for chronic pain sufferers!)
The vapor smoke is fairly mild, and it's kind on this asthmatic's lungs, so I'd encourage anyone with breathing troubles to try this strain if they have a vaporizer (since I don't truly smoke it, I can't make a recommendation for non-vaporizing.)
Do be warned: There is a reason they call this Dr. Who! I generally feel remarkably "Timey-Wimey" within three to eight minutes of vaporizing. You might feel a little dizzy, or otherwise 'loose' and time dilation is a definite possibility, especially if you're more sensitive to highs.