CBC (cannabichromene) is non-intoxicating, so just like CBD and CBG it won’t make you high. However, this doesn’t mean you won’t notice any changes after using it.
Many people suggest it provides a similar effect to CBD, which is why a growing number of people have begun using CBC. Some of the most promising research points towards its anti-inflammatory, neuro regenerative and stress-reducing properties. Research shows excitement around this cannabinoid taken alone for issues such as acne, chronic pain, depression, or building your dose in conjunction with CBD.
Whilst CBC has several potential benefits as a standalone cannabinoid, research suggests it is most effective when working with other cannabinoids due to the entourage effect. The idea of the entourage effect is that individual cannabinoids offer more as a group than they do by themselves. So by tailoring your cannabinoids and re-building your routine with Tincture Tailor, your CBC dosage will work harder for you.
CBC is much less researched and understood than its sibling CBD, as once the plant is fully grown, very little CBC still exists.
CBC has been shown to alleviate inflammation whilst also helping promote and stabilise your mood. CBC also seemingly helps promote cell health. In addition, studies show CBC could elevate levels of anandamide, a brain molecule that produces feelings of happiness and bliss.
CBC is linked to pain perception, anandamide, and dopamine. By activating these channels, CBC could elevate mood without any intoxicating side effects.
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Cannabigerol interacts with our body’s receptors to alleviate inflammation whilst also promoting our own natural balance or homeostasis. It helps to regulate sleep, metabolism, temperature, mood and in addition promotes bowel, eye and bone health.
Cannabidiol is best known for offering stress resilience and a sense of calm and balance. It may also relieve inflammation and discomfort after exercise. CBD interacts with receptors in your body, including the cannabinoid (homeostasis or balancing), serotonin (mood stabilising), dopamine (happiness) and opioid (pain-relieving) receptors.
Relaxing terpenes such as linalool and myrcene all have unique properties and have shown to reduce stress, fight inflammation and support sleep. Terpenes are compounds naturally found in many plants but largely associated with cannabis. They are responsible for the plants smell but beyond that they play important and varied roles protecting the plant.
Energising terpenes such as limonene and pinene all have unique properties and have been shown to relieve pain, boost energy levels and lift mood. Terpenes are compounds naturally found in many plants but largely associated with cannabis. They are responsible for the plants smell but beyond that they play important and varied roles protecting the plant.
