Discover all of the properties of terpenes together (entourage effect) and apart (limonene, myrcene, linalool…) Have you ever wondered why aromatherapy offers health benefits? In this section we’ll talk about what cannabis terpene profiles are and how to make the most of their benefits.
One of the biggest fears of those who use terpene profiles is their high volatility. Terpenes evaporate at certain temperatures, so it is important to know these parameters. In this article, we detail the evaporation point of each terpene to help you with this issue.
If you’ve ever felt a refreshing sensation when inhaling the aroma of mint, you’ve experienced the effects of menthol. This terpene is responsible for the characteristic freshness of many plants, but did you know it’s also present in some terpene profiles of cannabis?
Apple Fritter has become one of the most sought-after cannabis varieties of recent times thanks to its particular aromatic profile. This is a premium flavor that could not be missing from our catalog. Today we will reveal its composition, properties, and uses.
You may not have thought about comparing strawberries and cannabis… Or maybe you have, perhaps when you’ve tasted a fruity strain that reminded you of this delicious fruit. The truth is that both plants share a surprising secret: terpenes.
This new cannabis gem in our catalog is a must for any fan of sweet and complex flavors. In this post, we invite you to explore the terpenes that make up our Runtz profile, what properties and effects they produce, and how you can add them to different products.
We’re excited to announce that we’ve expanded our catalog with 8 new terpene profiles that will revolutionize your taste buds. From the sweet notes of Apple Fritter to the distinctive fresh hues of Kush Mintz, our range of aromas grows with flavors that will take your products to the next level.
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.
Functional foods have gained relevance because of their ability to offer benefits other than those of basic nutrients. In this article, we explain what functional foods are and how cannabis terpenes, which are known for their bioactive properties, can play a fundamental role in this sector.
Do you know which plants, fruits, and flowers contain the most common terpenes? Limonene, linalool, and beta-caryophyllene are just a few examples of the many terpenes found in many plant species. Explore them below!
Geraniol is a terpene naturally found in many plants and fruits like geranium, lemon, and, of course, cannabis. In this article, we’ll explain everything you need to know about this compound, which not only has a delightful aroma but also significant therapeutic properties.
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.
Cannabis terpenes are emerging as enhancers in topical therapeutic treatments. This article explores how terpene profiles can improve absorption of cannabinoids like CBD through the skin and enhance their effects.
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