Understanding Terpenes
The lesser known modulator.
Current hemp legalization legislation has sparked a renewed interest in cannabis/hemp compounds for medicinal and recreational uses. At some point in one’s cannabis/hemp learning curve, they become acquainted with the effects of CBD – cannabidiol and/or THC – tetrahydrocannabinol and thus begins the formation of their evaluation criteria employed when presented with a range of products to choose from.
It’s clear that the Industry has focused on a product’s THC and CBD content as a measurement for potential effects associated with a given product. Generally speaking, increased amounts of THC do correlate to feeling high, while minimal amounts of THC combined with concentrated amounts of CBD lean toward a more relaxing experience.
“It’s all about the terpenes”, shouts Vuozzo.
While the Industry has thrust CBD and THC to center-stage, terpenes are rapidly becoming the star performer due to our ever-increasing understanding of how these compounds synergistically work together to provide unique, prescriptive actions targeting common ailments such as everyday stress, joint pain, and headaches.
At PurBlend Science, we have attained a high-level dynamo in which terpene profiles can be leveraged to target specific end-user outcomes. Our Fresh Flower Live Resin Oil product line is made possible by our state-of-the-art extraction process in which all naturally occurring terpene profiles are captured providing the end-user with a true, fresh flower oil. This is the power of The Low Low.
Our extraction reactor, dubbed The Low Low, captures the flower’s natural essence in a highly concentrated form, underscoring the PBX-STANDARD. Our hemp terpenes are produced using a non-destructive pure botanical extraction process in which all terpenes are captured in an unaltered profile, suspended in natural plant oils.
Beginning with the highest quality hemp flower and coupled with Pure Botanical Extraction (PBX-STANDARD), our products are made from the highest concentration of naturally occurring terpenes. Technically, we can say that we get all terpenes present in the flowers we extract.
Continue to explore The Low Low for a clearer understanding of how and why.
