Natural hemp/cannabis products carry more than a single molecule. A botanical hemp extract may contain cannabinoids, acidic cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, trace compounds, lipids, and other plant-derived components. Those components exist in ratios created by the plant.
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The science of cannabis and hemp continues to evolve rapidly. As researchers explore ever-more cannabinoids beyond CBD and CBG, a lesser-known compound called cannabigerorcinic acid (CBGOA) has recently drawn scientific attention.
The minor cannabinoids (CBC, CBN, CBDv, CBG, THCv) as part of the plant’s broader intelligence—small-quantity compounds that may play meaningful roles in how hemp interacts with biological systems.
Terpenes are aromatic plant compounds responsible for the taste and smell of cannabis—and a significant portion of its functional effects.
Strong cannabis flavor isn’t a flaw—it’s a sign of terpene synergy and true entourage effect that drives real efficacy.
Cannabis is a complex plant that contains a range of chemical compounds that are believed to work synergistically to produce its effects. Terpenes play an important role in the effect of cannabinoids in the human body.Â
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