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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.

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.

What might be more surprising is that at a dose of 7.5mg, there was no difference in memory ability with the placebo group.

We now have a choice of CBD, CBG, or THC dominant cultivars. What's next? CBC?

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.

It all comes down to the active ingredient mixtures and ratios (cannabinoids and terpenes) say most experienced professionals.

Labs are now able to produce single cannabinoids using a biosynthetic process similar to that used to make alcohol: using yeast and fermentation.

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.

A good overview comparison of two of the top three active ingredients.