Gaining a better understanding of cannabis

I’ve been shopping at the same dispensary for the last numerous years. I have figured out our favorite brands, strains and consumption methods. I feel quite comprehensionable about cannabis. Just recently, the dispensary offered a free educational consultation with 1 of their budtenders. I figured it was a enjoyable option to learn something new and have a better system of how to shop for our particular needs. The information was fascinating. I l acquired that THC and CBD are just more than one of over 100 cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. They are the most abundant and well-known cannabinoids. There are also over 400 known naturally-occurring terpenes. While cannabinoids and terpenes are more than one actually unusual compounds, they interact with each other to create what’s called the entourage effect. It is believed that the full spectrum of cannabis compounds labor synergistically to deliver the various effects and sensations. Their hypothesis suggests that a combination of CBD and THC is more effective for curative properties than either CBD or THC alone. Because of this consultation, I’ve been paying a lot closer attention to the labels on the packages. Most of the cannabis brands offered at the dispensary include the terpene profiles and concentrations along with the percentages of cannabinoids. I’ve seen that beta-caryophyllene is helpful for treating symptoms of anxiety, but humulene is beneficial for energizing effects. Myrcene offers antifungal and antibacterial properties and also provides sedating effects that can treat insomnia. Because I’ve gained a better understanding of cannabis compounds, I’m getting more out of our purchases.

 

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