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December 3, 2020
Cannabinoid Bioavailability
Bioavailability is the percentage of cannabinoids you take that actually get into your bloodstream where they can then go to the part of the body that needs or wants them. Our Bioavailability graphic gives a quick visual overview, but this article gets into a little more detail and references.
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December 2, 2020
Nanoemulsions Are Here to Stay
Nanoemulsions are one way that fat-soluble cannabinoids can be modified to become "soluble" in water, which the human body prefers. Bioavailability is increased dramatically with nanoemulsions (90+% vs. maybe 15%...
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November 28, 2020
THCV: Another Interesting Cannabinoid
THCV is the one recently "popular" cannabinoid that is a descendant of a different ancestor than THC, CBD, CBG, and most of the other cannabinoids that you find in products these days.
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November 21, 2020
It's True: Ingesting cannabis with saturated fats will save you money
Since most cannabinoids are fat-soluble, ingesting/swallowing them with foods or drinks high in saturated fats will help more of those cannabinoids get into your bloodstream, and then to the rest of your body.
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November 19, 2020
CBN by itself doesn't work that well for Sleep
It turns out that CBN isolate doesn't work all that well for sleep. It seems to be more effective when some of the other cannabinoids like CBD and THC are there.
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November 19, 2020
Decarb Overview of THC and CBD
A little introductory science and a good overview of the basic concept of decarboxylation, or turning acidic cannabinoids (CBG-A, CBD-A, and THC-A) into neutral cannabinoids (THC and CBD). But don't overlook the power of the acidic cannabinoids to have beneficial effects. For example, CBD-A has been shown to be much more effective than CBD at reducing nausea.
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November 18, 2020
New Study: THC Impairs Working Memory at 15mg, but not at 7.5mg
What might be more surprising is that at a dose of 7.5mg, there was no difference in memory ability with the placebo group.
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November 18, 2020
High CBG Hemp Flower: the new kid
We now have a choice of CBD, CBG, or THC dominant cultivars. What's next? CBC?
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November 2, 2020
The Entourage Effect
An overview of recent studies concerning the synergy purported to come from taking a combination of active ingredients as opposed to an isolated single molecule extract.
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October 30, 2020
What makes an "Amazing Flower"?
It all comes down to the active ingredient mixtures and ratios (cannabinoids and terpenes) say most experienced professionals.
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October 30, 2020
Cannabinoids can be made from yeast in a lab
Labs are now able to produce single cannabinoids using a biosynthetic process similar to that used to make alcohol: using yeast and fermentation.
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October 30, 2020
Delta-8 THC Is Getting More Attention
Delta-8 THC products are popping up on retailers shelves, and like its cousins Delta-9 THC and CBD, is showing signs of promise for both patients and consumers.
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August 26, 2020
CBG vs CBD: What Are the Differences?
A good overview comparison of two of the top three active ingredients.
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