Cannabis

(Cannabis sativa L)

Cannabis (Cannabis sativa L) is a plant which has long been known for its versatility.

It is used for the production of more than 25.000 products, and here we will focus on the health benefits of its active ingredients (cannabinoid, terpene/terpenoid and flavonoid). The effects of certain cannabinoids confirmed in preclinical studies reflect the potential of those cannabinoids – see Table.

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THCCBDCBGCBNCBCTHC-VCBD-ACBG-ACGC-ACBC-ATHC-A
Pain relief (Analgesic)
Anticonvulsant (Antiepileptic)
To promote sleep (against insomnia)
Anxiolytic
To stimulate the appetite
Appetite suppressant
Hypoglycemic (to lower blood sugar levels)
Antibacterial
Antiemetic (against nausea and vomiting)
Fugicide (against fungi)
Reduces tumor cell growth
In arteriosclerosis
Against psoriasis
Antipsychotic
With muscle spasms
It promotes bone growth
Anti-inflammatory
It relaxes the stomach and intestines
Immunomodulatory
Neuroprotective

Source: SpringerMedizin │Date: 22.01.2018.

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Even though the information obtained from in vitro studies and animal models cannot be directly extrapolated to humans, user feedback shows congruence with the effects shown in the Table. It is important to emphasise the synergic effect of both cannabinoids and other active substances of cannabis. This is why we decided to produce full-spectrum oils and nanoemulsions with the highest percentage of CBD and CBG.

All our products comply with the current legal regulations and the total psychotropic THC substance content is lower than 0,2%.