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Research published in the British Journal of Pharmacology in 2013 demonstrated CBG's effectiveness as a potent anti-inflammatory agent in models of inflammatory bowel disease.

We are all unique, and for this reason, I teach about ECS Balance Control. Everyone can be different; we all have much to learn about our precious Endocannabinoid System that controls our body, future, and life.

There's evidence that CBGa can influence fat metabolism, offering potential pathways for treating obesity and diabetes. Metabolic disorders are involved in every aspect of aging and we're finding cannabinoids will help us.

By regulating the release of neurotransmitters, the ECS can reduce anxiety and stress, prevent depression, and stabilize mood. People can change their lives with balance, but first must know they have an Endocannabinoid System.

I Tried Medical Marijuana for My Chronic Pain.

CBN (Cannabinol) is carving out its niche, mainly due to research potentials in areas related to sleep, mood enhancement, and overall health.

CBD, with its anxiolytic and anti-epileptic properties, may contribute to reducing PTSD's hallmark symptoms, such as heightened anxiety and flashbacks, by enhancing the body's production of endocannabinoids.

Further knowledge of the Endocannabinoid System, known for its role in physiological processes such as pain sensation, mood, appetite, and memory, could be key to more effectively managing endometriosis pain.

As a formulator and researcher, I find myself quickly inspired by information gained in cutting-edge findings on the endocannabinoid system and its potential in managing pain and its physiological role in cancer.

While THC is best known for its psychoactive properties, its therapeutic applications are equally significant in analgesic, neuroprotective, and anti-inflammatory effects, to name a few.

When we're sick and lethargic, our Endocannabinoid System is in a state of dysfunction known as downregulation; ingesting a lot of THC causes further CNS depression, which so it's not always the best option for Cancer and other patients, multiple cannabinoids is..

Cannabinoids, including phytocannabinoids like THC, CBG, and CBD, endogenous cannabinoids, and synthetic variants, interact with the cannabinoid receptors to influence pain perception

Undoubtedly, the balance of the Endocannabinoid System is essential for all of our issues. Proper exercise and diet are rarely highlighted in research studies but are critical for ECS functioning.

CBGa , often hailed as the Mother of all cannabinoids stands out for its non-psychotropic properties, meaning it doesn't get you high, but using it helps people who don't smoke Cannabis and those who do.

When CBG meets the CYP enzymes that allow for metabolism, it's not just a casual encounter; it's a transformative one.

CBG and its metabolites exhibit a fascinating biological dance, influencing inflammatory pathways in the body. For instance, they can modulate the levels of cytokines, the signaling proteins involved in inflammation.

Cannabigerol (CBG) is a pivotal cannabinoid in cannabis, and its popularity has surged due to its promising benefits without the psychoactive effects associated with THC.

As a cannabinoid researcher and advocate for alternative medicine, I believe in the power of natural remedies and the importance of understanding our bodies' needs and signals. My journey is a testament to the possibility of recovery, the potential for alternative therapies, and the importance of making informed, healthful choices.

Researchers have shown particular interest in CBGa's role as a natural inhibitor, assisting in eliminating damaged and diseased cells which gives the cannabinoid a promising future in medicine.

In the ongoing quest to find effective and safe treatments for cancer-related pain, the potential role of cannabinoids has garnered significant research interest across the globe.

The Endocannabinoid System's potential in pain management and disease modulation represents a frontier in medical research that requires careful exploration, informed by ongoing studies and clinical trials.

As we continue to explore the depths of the ECS and its interactions with both endogenous and plant-derived cannabinoids, the promise of more effective, personalized treatment strategies for endometriosis and other conditions looms on the horizon.

Research has revealed that phytocannabinoids such as cannabidiol (CBD), cannabigerol (CBG), tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and their derivatives interact with a wide array of receptors, ion channels, and enzymes in the body - not just the ECS.

CBGa makes a cascade of cannabinoids with a list so long that's hard to make complete when you start including all the analogs that have been made or could be made. When it's decarboxylated, it turns into CBG.

There seems to be much confusion about CBGa vs. CBG. One is the precursor molecule to all types of Cannabis, the mother major cannabinoid CBGa. I see many in the industry referring to CBG this way.

The Center for Alzheimer's Research did an extensive study in 2021, "Potential and Limits of Cannabinoids in Alzheimer's Disease Therapy," which primarily went over THC and CBD and synthetics that work like them. One major 'miss' in all of the research regarding dementia-related disease that I've reviewed is the failure to examine the Mother Major Cannabinoid, as I call her, CBGa.

Endocannabinoids are internally made substances that are 'cannabis-like' to make it easy - and they work in this system that directs and controls them. It's much like an air traffic controller deciding which plane goes where - but it's even more intense. The Endocannabinoid system also decides when new runways the cannabinoids and endocannabinoids land on the need to be built at its airport - based on the number of these substances in the system.

CB1 receptors activated by hypothalamic endocannabinoids have been shown to control food intake in animals and humans, modulating eating behavior, thus indicating that alterations of the endocannabinoid system could be involved in the pathophysiology of eating disorders.

Research has indicated that the Endocannabinoid system is directly involved in the feeding behaviors of both humans and animals. This means that the ingestion of cannabinoids of multiple types would, theoretically, cause the stimulation of receptors that fight the very symptoms that are also the basis of the etiology of Anorexia and Anxiety.

The NFL and other Pro Sports leagues are leading indicators that the world's opinion on cannabis is shifting. NFL players can blaze all they want in the off-season, and any on-season drug test is only looking for heavy use… even then, it’s a fine-driven and treatment-based system. Not suspension!

I was always a stoner who loved weed, far before legalization. THC has always been something that soothed my soul and allowed me relaxation.

As a researcher, I had CBGa on hand when trying to quit Opioids in the final exit - and in a form that could be dabbed or ingested. I was never that interested in it until I used it both ways and found relief.

Research has shown there are far more cannabinoid receptors present on breast cancer cells than on normal cells; the same has been found with pancreatic cancer

Cannabis isn't the only plant species with bold terpenes and polyphenols. We should learn about so many others, such as Spilanthes, as they have various uses.

Why do I love CBGa so much? Paired with Omegas its action in the ECS helps make Anandamide. That’s the endocannabinoid known as the “bliss molecule” for its role in producing feelings of happiness. It works by binding to the same receptors as THC does.

THC works in the system because it looks just like Anandamide but it’s nowhere near as powerful and has a limited lifespan due to metabolism. Anandamide, which Is the Sanskrit word for “happiness, pleasure, joy, and delight.” is a actually a neurotransmitter that’s derived from arachidonic acid, a polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid. THC receptors were first found in rat brains and later were found in humans. Scientists didn’t know at first why there were THC receptors in the brain since we do not naturally produce this substance - the discovery of anandamide and the realization that it binds to these cannabinoid receptors gave the real answer as to why they exist.

Don't be too afraid of the pharmaceutical industry entering Cannabis, they've been in it for well over 150 years being the first to bottle and put the plants on shelves, they were the first dispensaries before things went synthetic

Our bodies run on an electrical current known as neurotransmission; without the necessary transmitters we can't achieve Homeostasis and this is why THC works so well; it looks just like the endocannabinoid Anandamide

It took 2020 and multiple mini studies using myself to get deep down the rabbit hole of the ECS and why CBGa caused such a great feeling. Slowly I unraveled a puzzle in research and working with patients that showed I wasn’t alone - people using CBGa started feeling better and Fast.

Beating Cancer wasn't a choice, it had to happen. Becoming free from the pharmaceuticals given to me during that battle was a choice - I had to do it to break free from an addiction that started long before Cancer. I find it rather ironic that patients are prescribed drugs that are carcinogenic, addictive, and destructive as we battle to save our lives. I found myself alone, trying to figure out freedom, a way to a future, and the only way out was to keep making things with the Cannabis extracts until something worked it did and I'm alive, I won

Research shows after injury to the mouse brain, 2-AG may have a neuroprotective role in which the cannabinoid system is involved. After a closed head injury (CHI) in mice, the level of endogenous 2-AG was significantly elevated. Researchers administered synthetic 2-AG to mice after CHI and found a significant reduction of brain edema, better clinical recovery, reduced infarct volume, and reduced hippocampal cell death compared with controls.

The Rocky Mountain MS Center at the University of Colorado recently published the preliminary results from its 25-person study evaluating use of cannabis. Patients were asked to complete questions assessing willingness to use cannabis in MS treatment, previous and current use, the impact of cannabis on MS symptoms, MS history, and demographics. The preliminary results showed that slightly more than half of the respondents believe cannabis has some benefit on MS symptoms.

Ingestion is critical, but research has proven Cannabis smoke intake has treated the damaging effects of smoking cigarettes: There's quite a bit of inflammation involved with pulmonary fibrosis, so anti-inflammatory medications and treatments are usually adequate. Researchers have found THC to have anti-inflammatory properties, which they feel accounts for the pulmonary function improvement in patients using cannabis.

We all know our Government thrives on addicts, sick people, and the necessity for a healthcare system that's highly broken and filled with people educated on everything but the Endocannabinoid System.

People that are looking to use cannabinoid medicine for the first time are in for a shock when they ask their doctor for advice, most have very little other than 'there's not enough research', which is 100% false!

Recent surveys conducted across the U.S. and Germany have reported increasing interest among Parkinson’s patients regarding using cannabis to relieve non-motor disease symptoms like anxiety, pain, and sleep disturbances. This has prompted patients to experiment and use without medical guidance; most stated they are aware their doctors are also still learning.

While CBG was discovered 50-plus years ago by researchers in Israel, it was 30 years later the precursor, or mother of all cannabinoids CBGa, was discovered by Japanese scientists. CBGA’s status as a natural inhibitor and its potential to expedite early cell death has caused piqued interest in it. Research on its impact on GI issues and Cancers shows incredible promise as an antioxidant and prevention.

Research has proven the intensive value of Anandamide as it plays a role in memory, appetite, sleep, and pain relief just to begin with. Many scientists believe that clinical endocannabinoid deficiency is a root cause of depression, migraines, fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, irritable bowel syndrome, and Parkinson’s and more and the production of the endocannabinoid is of utmost importance to our health.

It's pretty bizarre to think that a simple plant, one that was hated on and treated like a murderer as Cannabis was, is the reason kids like Genevieve are beating up Autism and Epilepsy.

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Jack the Ripper The hybrid strain Jack the Ripper shows characteristics more similar with sativa. This strain has a sweet lemon flavor. The strain is popular for its many benefits, including improving in mood in depression. Jack the Ripper hybrid strain also helps with stress and anxiety. It can help ease muscle spasms and chronic aches and pains.

Everyone is excited about the new study on CBG and its ability to upregulate a depressed ECS and bring calm to an anxious mind by allowing endocannabinoids to be predominant in action. At the same time, that cannabinoid (CBG) does its job with a receptor activity that's so far unlike what THC does.

There's a word doctors get to use when they screw up so they don’t have to say I screwed up. “Iatrogenic illness," also known as iatrogenesis, is an injury or illness that results from medical care. I've never seen Cannabis do this to anyone because, after all, it's not considered medicine.

We've waited for so long to get a real answer to the opioid epidemic, and here we are decades later, watching Fentanyl swarm the streets with emergency legislation enacted while Cannabis remains a Schedule I Substance? The plant itself needs to be removed from all schedules, it's become obvious that the delays are due to the threat of nature as medicine taking over again.

Consumers have spoken without words while lining up outside new dispensaries to get the latest product launch. We don't see this happening at the corner liquor store, but we do see quite a bit of crime that isn't at the dispensary. Ironic, isn't it?

The fight to keep receptors healthy for THC to transmit should be on everyone's mind - but most don't consider this. Eating right is key to good receptor health, and so is using a vast array of cannabinoids vs. THC Cannabis only - even if it's in a spectrum.

We find the greatest concentration of cannabinoid receptors in areas of malignancy and metastasis, which makes having a healthy, balanced, and functioning Endocannabinoid system imperative.

Many have learned that they need THC to fight cancers when, in fact, they need endocannabinoids, a healthy ECS, and then the plant cannabinoid may assist them in the battle in various ways.

If a person has poor cannabinoid receptor availability and then gets Cancer, it's not just THC that won't work well. It's the endocannabinoids like Anandamide and 2-AG that have no place to land and, therefore can't do the job that could save your life

When THC is ingested, the liver is responsible for metabolizing it and converting it into the metabolite 11-hydroxy-THC. Of course, when eating it, THC never makes it anywhere near your lungs as it enters the body in an entirely different way, so it takes quite a bit longer to feel - many new consumers make the mistake of ingesting more before the initial dose hits them.

Sometimes I think the only justice I'll ever see over what went down in the Opioid Epidemic or Pandemic is the Cannabis plant's and it's amazing ability to help people get away from those kind of drugs if they desire to.

When our Endocannabinoid System balance is off it's either giving the body too much of one of the many endocannabinoids we have or too little, which can cause increased pain signaling and that causes a higher level of physical suffering.

We stand at the crossroads of history and science with Cannabis's journey from an ancient remedy to prohibition and now a modern therapeutic tool. Pioneers from the legacy world, not doctors and scientists, guide us along the way.

During a lengthy cancer battle that included the use of large amounts of RSO or Cannabis oils with THC, the dose increased and increased - it got to the point that ingestion of 2 grams of 80% THC at once wasn't a problem - my ECS was out of balance.

Research implies a potential connection between poor endocannabinoid levels and many conditions we all want to avoid with scary names - giving us a good reason to learn about the Endocannabinoid System and harness the knowledge.

The patient will always tell you what works best if they're supplied and have access to Cannabinoids; many want to create a universal way to dose everyone - but we're all unique and respond differently to all substances, including plants.

The compound Friedelin, identified in the cannabis roots, has shown promise in addressing inflammation, cancer, and liver health concerns - shining a spotlight on a plant as a lifesaver that was touted as poison in reefer madness propaganda.

Inflammation in the brain plays a pivotal role in the progression of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Some cannabinoids have demonstrated anti-inflammatory properties, which might help address this.

Endocannabinoids are involved in virtually every aspect of human physiology, from modulating pain and reducing inflammation to influencing mood and cognitive functions, so understanding them is a necessity for everyone - not just doctors.

As a cannabinoid researcher and advocate with a profound understanding of the endocannabinoid system (ECS), I recognize the limitations of relying solely on THC, including the risk of tolerance and potential side effects.

We're learning that the Endocannabinoid system craves healthy foods to create more neurotransmitters that run our body and how our diet and lifestyle have as big of an impact on us as the use of the Cannabis plant or its extracts.

Sleep deprivation increased circulating endocannabinoid levels by 33% in a study, which is a very unhealthy spike in upregulation; the same study found that people who were deprived also craved unhealthy foods.

Mother Earth holds us in her hands; the more respect we give it, the more she will help us heal, the answer to our human illnesses rests in nature.

Beyond the brain, endocannabinoids function in various peripheral tissues, including our precious pumping heart. These molecules influence our heart rate, blood pressure, vasodilation, and more.

Endocannabinoid System (ECS) imbalance can contribute to disorders like neurodegenerative diseases, obesity, diabetes, cancers, inflammatory processes, and cardiovascular disorders.

My battle with opioid addiction began in the late 90s when OxyContin, a drug we now know to have devastating addictive potential, was first introduced to the market and prescribed by a doctor who disliked Cannabis.

Genevieve’s Dream is more than a product line; it is a beacon of hope and a symbol of what can be achieved with determination and a heartfelt commitment to one’s values.

Some studies suggest that the endocannabinoid Anandamide can reduce the death of heart cells (cardiomyocytes) under stressful conditions, such as during a heart attack, highlighting the need for system balance.

There are so many beneficial plants in nature; the world of nutraceuticals thrives daily on many supplements. I focus on Endocannabinoid system enhancement and how our bodies need that to thrive.

Research on the benefits of CBCA is limited, but it is believed to share non-psychoactive traits with CBC. CBC has shown promise in interacting with the endocannabinoid system’s CB2 receptor and TRP channels.

When the ECS is balanced, it gains a healthy tone. As this happens, the endocannabinoid Anandamide populates the system and naturally does the job many use THC for, this allows that cannabinoid to be enjoyed far more by lowering tolerance.

The endocannabinoid system does not simply need plant cannabinoids to be healthy - it requires people to eat healthy foods, get sun, and exercise - we must break a sweat.

As much as THC is a powerful plant constituent I love so much, it's not as powerful as a finely tuned Endocannabinoid System; educating people to learn how to gain that ECS power by using cannabinoids is my mission.

CBT is less studied than CBD and THC, but it is known to interact with the ECS in ways that may complement the effects of other cannabinoids and endocannabinoids, promoting Endocannabinoid System balance.

It's a miracle I'm even alive to talk about this, to tell the story of being a Purdue Pharma guinea pig, of being able to get away from it all due to the Cannabis plant, and decades later, after watching so many perish to Opioids.

CBD can enhance the ECS's performance by inhibiting the enzyme that breaks down Anandamide, thus increasing the levels of this endocannabinoid and promoting a more balanced.

As a cannabinoid researcher and advocate for alternative medicine, I believe in the power of natural remedies and the importance of understanding our bodies' needs and signals. My journey is a testament to the potential for alternative therapies.

Studies have shown the potential for CBGa to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and even possess anti-cancer properties while also being pivotal in balancing our Endocannabinoid System.

CBC has shown potential in managing pain through its interaction with pain pathways in the body. When combined with CBD, the analgesic effects are amplified.

We are all unique, so I teach about Endocannabinoid System (ECS) Balance Control. It can be different for each person; knowing this and determining the tone of the individual is the only way to create the correct protocol for them.

CBGa has shown promise and potential in reducing inflammation, a critical factor in many chronic diseases, and may protect nerve cells from damage, offering potential benefits for neurodegenerative diseases.

Many G-coupled protein receptors are responsible for modulating cannabinoids from the plant, and our body has yet to be considered part of the Endocannabinoid System (ECS). Our lifestyle often determines how healthy these receptors are.

GPR119 agonists like endocannabinoid OEA primarily stimulate insulin secretion when glucose levels are elevated in research, creating a target for type 2 diabetes therapies to enhance insulin secretion without risking hypoglycemia.

In research, CBGa has actions much like a referee between cannabinoids from the plant and cannabinoids in the body, allowing for a healthy outcome either for those who use cannabis or have a downregulated ECS.

GPR119, while not traditionally classified as an endocannabinoid receptor because it's not like CB1 and CB2, is responsive to specific lipid-based signaling molecules like OEA and a few others; some can be considered part of the broader Endocannabinoid system (ECS).

The ECS doesn't need to produce what it already has, so if THC lands on receptors continuously, the body doesn't think it needs to produce the endocannabinoid Anandamide as they work alike: Tolerance and Balance become issues.

Palmitoylethanolamide, or PEA, is a naturally occurring endocannabinoid-like compound belonging to a class of fatty acid amides that our body creates - but what's interesting is that it's also found in certain foods like eggs.

Like CBL, CBE is a minor cannabinoid with limited research available. It is derived from CBD and, like CBL, is typically found in low concentrations in the cannabis plant, but both are important for balancing the ECS

The concentration of certain endocannabinoids, like 2-arachidonoylglycerol, follows a circadian rhythm and is disturbed by disrupted sleep patterns, causing its metabolism into 1 and 3 AG to occur too quickly. We need sleep.

The biggest issue most have, even the seasoned veteran stoner, is the knowledge of which plant constituents will help them enjoy the numerous benefits and effects of THC.