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THC – Δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol and Marijuana Related Effects
THC – Δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol and Marijuana Related Effects Even though smoked marijuana consists of around 60 cannabinoids, the famous THC – Δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol-315 is, assumed to be, one of the cannabinoids that may not be solely but primarily responsible to produce various marijuana-related effects. This may include subjective effects as well as increased food intake. Indeed we don’t […]
Cannabicitran – CBT: What We Know About This Cannabis Compound?
Cannabicitran – CBT: What We Know About This Cannabis Compound? The term cannabinoid is used when we refer to 3 major classes of cannabis compounds. The first class is the phytocannabinoids or the cannabinoids which naturally occur in the plant of cannabis sativa. Then, the 2nd class is majorly represented by a substance which is […]
Cannabifuran – CBF and Chemical Information
Cannabifuran – CBF and Chemical Information Cannabis sativa is the single most popular and versatile herbal remedy. It is considered one of the most useful plants on the entire planet Earth. In fact, not any other plant is known to contain as much wide variety of medically active herbal constituents as the cannabis plant. There […]
Can Cannabitriolvarin Treat Epilepsy?
Can Cannabitriolvarin Treat Epilepsy? The consumption of medical marijuana is contentious. This cause clinical practitioners to get caught between a rock and hard place since the federal government hasn’t deemed marijuana legal. The unique plant is still considered as the Schedule I drug. In fact, it has no accepted medical use than just high potential […]
8, 9-Dihydroxy-delta-6a-tetrahydrocannabinol – A Constituent of THC
8, 9-Dihydroxy-delta-6a-tetrahydrocannabinol – A Constituent of THC The cannabis plant is full of compounds. Each of these compounds has its own unique chemical properties and effects on the human body. One of the compounds of the cannabis sativa is THC – tetrahydrocannabinol. Tetrahydrocannabinol is chemically responsible for many psychological effects of the marijuana. THC acts […]
Cannabivarin – 402: A non-psychoactive Cannabinoid
Cannabivarin – 402: A non-psychoactive Cannabinoid Cannabivarin – CBV is one of the major compounds of Cannabis Sativa. Even though there is not much research on Cannabivarin, we still have a little bit information about the compound. This information can serve as the starting point to understand the medical benefits of Cannabivarin. So far, we […]
Have you heard about CBVD –Cannabinodivarin?
Have you heard about CBVD –Cannabinodivarin? We all are familiar with the popular cannabis plant, thanks to its medicinal benefits which helps in the treatment of many chronic medical conditions. While there are many compounds found in the unique cannabis plant, CBN or Cannabinol is one of the well-recognized cannabinoids present in the cannabis sativa. […]
Cannabigerovarinic Acid and its Effects
Cannabigerovarinic Acid and its Effects By now you must have been familiar with cannabis and have known Tetrahydrocannabinol – THC and Cannabidiol CBD. You must know their effects and properties. But just like them, there are also many other and similar compounds present in cannabis. One of this lesser-known cannabinoid is known as cannabigerol – […]
Cannabinol (CBN) – What You Need to Know
Cannabinol – What You Need to Know Cannabinol is known as the cannabinoid that makes a person feel lazy. In this post, let us have a look at how Cannabinol interacts with various other cannabinoid and some of its effects. Understanding CBN Cannabinol or CBN is the cannabinoid that produces naturally in the cannabis plant […]
What You Need to Know About Cannabigerolic Acid – CBGA
What You Need to Know About Cannabigerolic Acid – CBGA As we know Cannabigerol is one of the phytocannabinoids present in the cannabis plant. So far around 70 phytocannabinoids have been elucidated and discovered. Some of these phytocannabinoids possess acidic precursors. Such acidic precursors subsequently turned into cannabinoid though the process called decarboxylation. But the […]
