Thanks to the regulations made over the past few years, cannabis compounds can finally be studied. Cannabinoids, terpenes and other molecules which have a lot to offer in science and therapeutic sectors. Discover the latest studies regarding cannabis and learn the ins and outs of the possibilities this millennia-old plant has.
β-Caryophyllene is a natural terpene widely studied for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Recent studies suggest this compound could play a key role in the treatment of diseases affecting vision. Keep reading to learn all the details.
Terpenes are aromatic molecules that provide flavor and aroma, creating a sensory experience in thousands of products, foods, and aromatic plants. What many don’t know is that these molecules have important therapeutic properties, which are very useful in the medicinal field. Discover how terpene profiles can contribute to your overall well-being.
Endometriosis is an ailment that affects millions of women. Recent studies reveal a key link between the endocannabinoid system and gut microbiota that could be central to its treatment. Discover how cannabinoids could be effective in offering solutions for this complex disease. Read on to learn more!
Finding safer ways to treat pain rather than using opioids is a major focus of the scientific community. A recent study sheds light on the potential of cannabis terpenes for this purpose, and paves the way for an alternative treatment with fewer side effects.
At first glance, Palo Santo and Cannabis may seem like two very different plants, but the truth is that both share a rich history of therapeutic and spiritual use in various cultures. In addition, they share other similarities… Explore the uses and properties of these ancient plants.
The phenomenon known as the “munchies” refers to the sudden increase in appetite that many consumers experience after using cannabis. This effect is well known in the cannabis universe, but why does it occur? In this article, we review the scientific studies that have shed light on this topic.
Sometimes cannabis hybrids emerge to become legends due to their amazing yielding capacity. This is the case of the strain Monster by Eva Seeds, an untamed beast whose terpene profile is revealed in this article.
As medical and recreational cannabis is being legalized around the world, understanding how its compounds interact with our body is also gaining interest. A recent study suggests that limonene can attenuate THC’s anxiogenic effects, so let’s explore this topic in detail.
The effectiveness of cannabinoid-based treatments largely depends on the bioavailability of these compounds in our bodies. Therefore, in this article, we explore the ability of terpenes to enhance the absorption of cannabinoids.
Cannabis distillates, commonly known as clear, differ in quality. Therefore, it’s crucial to know some indicators to pick a top-notch product. We’re sharing some handy tips in this article to help you differentiate more easily.
Terpenes are the architects of flavour in a variety of plants and fruits and they participate in one of the sweetest natural collaborations: flower terpenes and honey. We’ll explain everything about this process and how adding terpenes to honey can provide multiple benefits.
Learn everything you need to know about Clear; in this post, we explain what it is, how to make it, and what it’s used for, as well as the different types of distillates. A deep look into this pure concentrate that has revolutionized the cannabis universe.
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