Terpenes & Minor Cannabinoids
Terpenes & Minor Cannabinoids
Learn about the health benefits of THC's lesser known cousins.
Preventing nausea is a common medical use of cannabis. But nausea is a multi-faceted feeling.
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Scientists employed by the US government filed a patent in 2001 for cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants, citing their potential for treating Alzheimer’s disease among others.
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Most cannabis supplied by the U.S. government for research has less than 10% THC and it may have been stored for more than a year.
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Unbalanced cannabinoid tone appears to play a role in chronic kidney disease, with CB1 receptors overactivated and CB2 receptors dificient.
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Project CBD discusses the benefits of CBD, the "entourage effect" and the microbiome with Dr. Ethan Russo.
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The health benefits of many common kitchen spices are mediated by the same cannabinoid receptors in the brain and body that cannabis activates.
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Low-dose and high-dose treatments, protocols for chronic users, and the potential benefits of psychoactivity.
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Dr. Bonni Goldstein discusses using cannabis medicine in her practice for patients with intractable epilepsy, cancer, autism, and mental health conditions.
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Learn about the aromatic compounds that give cannabis its distinct smell and make each strain unique.
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THC has been the focus of cannabis research since 1964. Today, the contributions of CBD and terpenes are being scientifically demonstrated.
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