This article will explore the role of rare cannabinoid CBGa in Autism treatment Autism is a complex condition that’s affecting an unprecedented number of people worldwide. Its medical causes remain something of a mystery in a society that chronically misunderstands people on the spectrum. For those with autism and their loved ones, choosing a treatment option can be just as difficult. As time goes on, people with autism and other wide neurological conditions are coming to the natural...

Cannabis continues to garner positive (for a change) publicity as more and more science confirms its therapeutic uses which, as of right now, remain regretfully underutilized.  But this also presents huge profit potential for cannabis brands as consumers are ready for good information in the new world of legalized cannabis. More importantly, we have the opportunity to become leaders in an emerging global awareness of the body's self-healing mechanisms. Plant medicines have a vital role in...

This article will quickly cover the importance of terpenes to CBGa cannabis medicines. Research describes terpenes as having a special “cannabis synergy” or “entourage effect” with major cannabinoids, like CBG, CBD, and THC (and their acidic forms). A growing volume of studies show CBGa to have a unique balancing effect on the ECS, and new science is emerging daily. Groundbreaking work from Oregon State University has shown CBGa to be an effective preventive for the Covid-19 virus and...

The neglected bioactive cannabinoids   Cannabinoids go beyond the highly marketed CBD, CBC, THC, and CBG. There are over 120 cannabinoids in the cannabis plant, with each possessing its unique therapeutic benefits. The fact that cannabinoids can mimic endogenous compounds like anandamide and 2-AG is one of the reasons it has so many vast applications. Over the years, we have seen cannabis move from a highly illegal and prohibited plant to one of the best discoveries of humankind. Although...

An Introduction to the Role of Terpenes in Cannabis Metabolism and Plant Medicine Terpenes are aromatic hydrocarbons that occur naturally in plants and some animals. They are mainly secreted as secondary metabolites and give plants their characteristic scents. Terpenes protect plants from infectious germs, animal grazing or attract pollinators.  Cannabis based terpenes have received a good level of interest thanks to the numerous therapeutic potentials of cannabinoids. Terpenes can synergize...