Terpenes & Minor Cannabinoids

Terpenes & Minor Cannabinoids

Learn about the health benefits of THC's lesser known cousins.

What do we really know about "the mother of all cannabinoids"?
The promise and pitfalls of synthetically produced CBD
Scientists probe health effects of little-known cannabis components.
A molecular biologist deconstructs a cannabis industry myth.
Aromatic plant compounds reduce pain and stress, boost brain health, fight cancer and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and more.
Cannabis terpene profiles are more meaningful than strain names and breeding history.
CBDA, CBD's raw botanical counterpart, shows promise as a therapeutic compound for treating cancer, anxiety, epilepsy, and treatment-resistant nausea and vomiting.
Dr. Bonnie Goldstein chatting
Project CBD talks with Dr. Bonni Goldstein about whole plant cannabis remedies, nonintoxicating cannabinoids, and cancer care for children.
Tin of spinach on a wood table
β-caryophyllene is a terpene present in cannabis as well as many dark green, leafy vegetables.
rainbow chard
Caryophyllene (BCP) and its derivative caryophyllene oxide (BCPO) are particularly significant terpenoids found in many green leafy vegetables.

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