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.
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.
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.
Furious Candy is a cannabis strain recognized for its candy-like flavor, a quality attributed to its rich terpene profile. But what specific terpenes are responsible for its aroma, and what properties do they have? Read on as we explain everything in this article.
When we created our water-soluble terpene profiles, we wanted to provide beverage manufacturers with a formula that would allow for a balanced, even aroma. Without a doubt, today we can say that this endeavor has been a complete success, as our terpenes are used in all kinds of beverages around the world. In this article, we explain how and why to add terpene profiles to cannabis in energy drinks.
Gorilla Glue is a beast of a strain that, in a single stroke, carved out its own space in the cannabis hall of fame. It’s a strain as complex as it is fascinating, and in this article, we unveil its terpene profile. What is one of the most famous aromas made of?
The enormous cannabis universe continues to be enriched with amazing strains that produce new flavors, aromas, effects and uses. Gipsy Haze was created to enamor Haze-lovers, and its terpene profile is truly interesting and unique. Keep reading to find out why!
Adding cannabis terpene profiles to food has become a trend in recent years, as it allows for the creation of new complex and delicious flavors. One popular combination is adding cannabis aromas to chocolate… In this article, we explain how and why.
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