The potential of cannabis as a therapeutic agent is not confined to a single cannabinoid, despite the media hype over CBD and THC. The terpenoids and flavonoids present in a specimen of hemp or marijuana are therapeutic in their own right.
Although current research is limited, a few studies have been conducted regarding some of CBN’s potential benefits and effects. Learn about Cannabinol here!
The purpose of third-party lab testing is to provide an unbiased analysis of cannabis and hemp products. A manufacturer sends samples of its products to a lab, which runs independent tests and provides the results.
The cannabis industry can be slightly overwhelming at times, with a huge variety of products on offer and multiple terms and phrases that may be unfamiliar. Here, we’ve picked 14 cannabis terms that we think everybody needs to know.
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Cannabis topicals are a localized form of cannabinoid treatment, specifically designed for the treatment of pain, soreness and inflammation. Learn how they work in this article.
This relatively new invention, even if cannabis has been used by humans for thousands of years, has become very popular. Let’s learn about how it is extracted, then dissolved into consumable oils to make it ready for consumption.
The cannabis conversation has expanded to include a lot more than cannabinoids. The matter of terpenes and their role in cannabis-derived therapeutics is piquing the curiosity of researchers more than ever.
Often found in cannabis, but most prevalent in the Eucalyptus tree, this terpene is responsible for the delicious aroma of Eucalyptus that can be smelt when walking through a forest.
Before the uncovering of BCP, it was probably never thought that a single compound could be both a terpene and a phytocannabinoid.