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Neem oil comes from the neem plant, which is also known as “Azadirachta indica” or the tree of life. It is considered the magic plant of India, which provides an excellent fertilizer for all plants and is used for many ailments. Faster plant growth is made possible by the different parts…

After the wild success of delta 8 THC as a legal alternative to the more controlled availability of delta 9 THC, the cannabis industry looked to other lesser known cannabinoids to compete in the diverse cannabis market. One of the newest and most promising is hexahydrocannabinol, usually abbreviated to HHC…

Not only can you buy hemp seeds, hemp oil or hemp flour to add to your own food, but you can also find these ingredients in many packaged foods such as burger patties, muffins, corn chips and soup sold in Coles and Woolies, through flavored water…

Raw chocolate chip brownie. As a food, hemp seeds have many health benefits. This article explores why you should definitely embrace this amazing superfood. Basically, hemp is a complete protein (where does it get its protein and all that!!)..

As with many other types of injury and disease, in traumatic brain injury (TBI), the immune response causes excessive inflammation around the affected tissue, and it is this reaction that often causes long-term damage. Given the role of the endocannabinoid system in regulating such immune…

Accurate identification and quantification of terpenes in cannabis has proven to be an extremely challenging analysis. This is achieved by: (1) correctly identifying the terpene that us
of interest, and (2) by accurately determining the quantity. Both parameters feed into each other, and both are necessary to create the correct terpene “fingerprint”. Here’s how we control each of these parameters.

The main task of the endocannabinoid system is homeostasis, i.e. the existence of a stable internal (cellular) environment in a dynamic, ever-changing external environment…

Cannabinoid receptors can be activated by endocannabinoids produced by our body (anandamide and arachidonoylglycerol), synthetic cannabinoids, or plant cannabinoids found in cannabis. Thus, the body perceives plant cannabinoids as its own and does not reject them.