When it comes to CBD, new information is always arising. While the benefits of a full plant extract (Full Spectrum) have been known to work better for quite some time, the question we often times get is, “Why?”
So, we go on to explain the Entourage Effect and how in most cases, a better effect is found when all of the cannabinoids work together. Most customers are happy with this bit of information, although we still get asked, “But, why?” This leads us into today’s topic of, what are the other cannabinoids found in full spectrum, and what do they do?
As stated many times throughout our blogs, the two main cannabinoids that are found on cannabis plants are CBD and THC. But, there are many other secondary beneficial cannabinoids such as CBG, CBC, CBDA, CBV, etc. that all play an important part in producing the Entourage Effect.
The first cannabinoid we are going to talk about is of course, CBD. Short for cannabidiol, CBD is the most abundant cannabinoid found on all hemp plants. This one single cannabinoid is responsible for the rise in interest of cannabinoids, and their benefits. So, let’s take a look:
CBD
Antibacterial properties
Promotes bone growth
Reduces pain and
Reduces stress and
Slows bacterial growth
Suppresses muscle spasms
Anti-nausea
Neuro-protective
CBDA
Reduces
Inhibits cell growth
CBDV
Anti-Nausea
Anti-epileptic
CBCA
Treats fungal infection
Reduces
CBC
Relieves pain
Reduces
Promotes bone growth
Inhibits cell growth
CBG
Sleep aid
Inhibits cell growth
Promotes bone growth
Slows bacterial growth
Great for treating conditions on the skin
CBGA
Relieves pain
Slows bacterial growth
THCV
Reduces convulsions and seizures
Promotes bone growth
CBN
Pain reliever
Stimulates appetite
Antibiotic
Anti-asthmatic
DELTA 9 THC
Reduces vomiting and nausea
Suppresses muscle spasms
Stimulates appetite
Relieves pain
DELTA 9 THCA
Inhibits cell growth
Suppresses muscle spasms
Aids sleep
DELTA 8 THC
Relieves pain
So, as you can see, all of the cannabinoids found in Full Spectrum CBD have many benefits, making each one special in its own way. If you found this blog enjoyable and informative, check out our previous blog Male VS Female Cannabis Plants by clicking here.
