What Are They?
Cannabinoids are active chemical compounds found in the cannabis plant that interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system to regulate mood, pain, sleep, inflammation, and appetite. Common cannabinoids include THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), CBD (cannabidiol), CBG, CBN, and more—each with unique effects.
Content & Appearance:
Cannabinoids are extracted and formulated into various products such as:
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Oils, capsules, edibles, topicals, and vape liquids
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Colors range from golden amber (distillates) to green/brown (raw extracts)
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Available in both isolated (pure) and full-spectrum formats
Measurement Units & Strengths:
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Typically sold in milligrams (mg) per dose or bottle
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Common doses: 5mg – 100mg per serving, or 500mg – 3000mg per bottle
Common Uses:
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Relief from chronic pain, inflammation, and anxiety
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Support for sleep, stress management, and appetite stimulation
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Neurological support and anti-seizure effects (esp. with CBD)
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Relaxation and euphoric effects (mostly with THC)
Safe Administration & Storage:
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Begin with low doses (5–10mg) and adjust gradually
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For oils: place under the tongue for best absorption
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For edibles: wait at least 1–2 hours before re-dosing
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Store in a cool, dark place, sealed to preserve potency
What to Expect:
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CBD promotes calm, clarity, and anti-inflammatory support
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THC offers mood elevation, mild euphoria, or sedation
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Effects typically start within 15–60 minutes, depending on delivery method
Potency:
Cannabinoids range from mild to strong, depending on formulation and tolerance. Full-spectrum products may have an entourage effect, enhancing their impact. Always follow recommended usage or consult a health professional.
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