Medical Cannabis Medical cannabis is no doubt healthier for you than most all of the prescription pills on the market today. Many people however do not like the idea of smoking anything to take away their pain, or to help them feel better. This brings the question, does medical marijuana have to be smoked, or…
Category: Cannabis Science
Cannabis, mangoes and myrcene: Terpenes found in cannabis plants and Mangoes
Myrcene: what is this fruity cannabis terpene anyway? Terpenes (tur-peen) are a large class of organic compounds, produced by a variety of plants including the cannabis plant. They are often very strong smelling and are thought to have protective, insect-repelling qualities. Terpenes are the major components of plant resins, such as the resins found on the…
What is CBD or cannabidiol?
CBD is something I am sure you have heard of by now. CBD, or cannabidiol, is making news and has had sudden rush of research over the last few years. Cannabidiol is gaining support all over the world, as one of the most beneficial plant compounds known to man. What is CBD? CBD is short…
From cannabis to CBD – cannabidiol to treat epilepsy – PubMed – NCBI
Several antiepileptic drugs (AEDs), about 25, are currently clinically available for the treatment of patients with epilepsy. Despite this armamentarium and the many recently introduced AEDs, no major advances have been achieved considering the number of drug resistant patients, while many benefits have been indeed obtained for other clinical outcomes (e.g. better tolerability, less interactions)….
Cannabis improves night vision: case study of dark adaptometry and scotopic sensitivity in kif smokers of Rif mountains Morocco. PubMed – NCBI
Previous reports have documented an improvement in night vision among Jamaican fishermen after ingestion of a crude tincture of herbal cannabis, while two members of this group noted that Moroccan fishermen and mountain dwellers observe an analogous improvement after smoking kif, sifted Cannabis sativa mixed with tobacco (Nicotiana rustica). Field-testing of night vision has become…
Solventless Rosin Wax: What is cannabis rosin wax anyway
Cannabis Rosin Wax Over the last couple of years, a new technique for processing cannabis has been gaining popularity. This new technique, which involves using heat and high amounts of pressure to strip the cannabinoids off of the cannabis plant, is called pressing rosin, or making rosin (pronounced RAH-ZIN or /ˈräzən/). The cannabis rosin produced,…
THC(A) vs. THC: the difference in non-active and active THC cannabinoids
THC(A) vs. THC THC is the main psychoactive constituent contained in the marijuana plant. While most of us have heard of THC, and know what it is, many people don’t know about its non-psychoactive pre-curser “acid form” called THC(A), also known as Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (isn’t THC(A) a lot easier to say?). What is THC(A)? THC(A)…
What is dabbing – concentrated cannabis dabs and their controversial medical use
What is dabbing? It’s been called the “crack of marijuana”, “pot on steroids”, “explosive weed” and an ultra-potent form of cannabis that is too strong to be considered safe for use. If you do a few internet searches, you will in-fact find several articles with claims of houses catching fire (mostly from the processing techniques…
Beyond Cannabinoids: Flavonoids, Terpenes & Terpenoids Of Cannabis
via Beyond Cannabinoids: Flavonoids, Terpenes & Terpenoids Of Cannabis – Zamnesia. Each strain has its own aroma and effect. This unique signature is not only the result of cannabinoids, but also due to lesser known molecules: The flavonoids, terpenes, terpenoids. Some strains are sedating, some energizing, some take your spirit to the land of euphoria, some…
Marijuana Slows Alzheimer’s Decline
via Europe: Study: Marijuana Slows Alzheimer’s Decline. New Spanish and Israeli research shows that a synthetic analogue of the active component of marijuana can reduce the inflammation and prevent the mental decline associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Although it was conducted on human brain tissue in the lab and in a rat model — but not in…
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