CANNABIS THOUGHT LEADERS
Knowledge is power. Arm yourself with the understanding of cannabis, cannabinoids, and how it works with your body.
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BROAD spectrum:
CBD that contains all of the cannabis plant’s natural compounds with the exception of THC – which has been fully removed.
Cannabis Oil:
The dilution of a cannabinoid using oil.
CBD:
A non-intoxicating cannabinoid known in wellness communities for treating depression, anxiety, and inflammation.
Capsules:
Cannabis in a pill-like form, used for a controllable dosage; recommended for beginner consumption.
Decarboxylation:
A chemical reaction that occurs when a cannabinoid reaches a certain temperature, resulting in a stronger effect of the cannabinoid.
Distillate:
A refined but less pure form of cannabinoids; usually has a purity of 80 – 90%.
Endocannabinoid System:
A bodily system that receives cannabinoids through a series of receptors.
EXTRAct:
A cannabis concentrate created exclusively with the use of solvent.
FULL Spectrum:
Concentrates that preserve cannabinoid and terpene contents from the cannabis plant. Used to encourage the Entourage Effect.
Hemp/Industrial Hemp:
The part of the cannabis plant that contains less than 0.3% of THC; where CBD is derived.
Homeostasis:
The process of protecting the body from external environmental factors that can cause disease and harm.
ISOLAte:
A cannabinoid that has been stripped off terpenes, flavour and plant wax, and refined to a purity of 99%, thus crystalizing it.
Rick Simpson Oil (RSO):
A cannabis oil that is highly concentrated, very potent and has limited refinements.
SYRINge:
A method that enables the consumer to control the specific amount of cannabis oil in their dosage.
Terpenes:
A series of fragrant oils that influence the effect that a cannabinoid dosage can have on the human body.
THC:
The primary cannabinoid that contains the intoxicating and psychoactive effects that cannabis is known for; promotes feelings of euphoria
THE Entourage Effect:
The process of terpenes and cannabinoids working together to augment the psychological and physiological effects that cannabinoids have o n the body.
TINCTures:
Extracted cannabinoids in liquid carrier format.
Vaporizer:
A cannabis consumption method that occurs when cannabinoids reach a certain temperature of heat; similar to smoking but with less toxins and tar.
Winterization:
The extraction of fatty acids known as lipids to aid with purity and transparency.
Cannabis Spectrum & Effect
