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The Ultimate Guide to CBD For Your Health
Posted by Eric Van Buskirk onCBD, short for cannabidiol, is one of the best-known compounds found in cannabis and hemp. Unlike THC, CBD does not usually produce the intoxicating “high” associated with marijuana. That difference is one reason CBD oils, capsules, gummies, and topicals have become so popular. Still, CBD is often marketed with claims...
What is Terp Sauce & How Is it Made?
Posted by Eric Van Buskirk onCannabis concentrates have become more varied, flavorful, and potent. Terp sauce is one example. It is known for its strong aroma, liquid texture, and terpene-rich profile. This article explains what terp sauce is, how it is made at a high level, how it compares with live resin, and what to...
The Best Terpenes for Arousal: Love is in The Air
Posted by True Blue Terpenes onIt might surprise you to learn that some people associate certain terpene-rich cannabis aromas with a more enjoyable and relaxed intimate experience. However, there is currently no strong clinical evidence showing that terpenes directly increase sexual pleasure or arousal. Research into cannabis, cannabinoids, terpenes, and sexual wellness is still developing....
Sabinene Terpene: A Natural Route to Healthy Liver Function?
Posted by Eric Van Buskirk onSabinene is a lesser-known terpene found in some cannabis cultivars, spices, trees, and essential oils. It is best known for its woody, spicy, citrusy aroma rather than for proven health benefits. Early lab and animal research has explored sabinene and sabinene-rich essential oils for antioxidant, antimicrobial, and inflammation-related activity. However,...
Nerolidol: Terpene Spotlight
Posted by Daniel Gordon onCannabis contains a large and chemically diverse range of aromatic compounds, including many terpenes and terpenoids. A handful get most of the attention, including myrcene, limonene, beta-caryophyllene, and linalool. Less talked-about is nerolidol. It appears in some cannabis terpene profiles, has a layered and distinctive aroma, and has attracted interest...
Indica or Sativa for Nausea Relief: Which Strains Provide Better Relief?
Posted by True Blue Terpenes onImage by DepositPhotos (AI) Cannabis and cannabinoids are often discussed as options for nausea, but the evidence depends heavily on the cause of the nausea and the product being used. The strongest clinical evidence relates to cannabinoids studied for chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. Evidence is much more limited for using specific...
As The Cannabis Industry Evolves, Terpenes Grow In Importance
Posted by True Blue Terpenes onThe cannabis industry has come a long way from joints and acrylic bongs. Near-Michelin-star gourmet cannabis dishes, craft edibles, and high-potency THC distillate have all become part of a market that shows no signs of slowing down. While cannabinoids like CBD and CBN have become more understood over the past...
What Are Terpene Boiling Points & Why Do They Matter?
Posted by Daniel Gordon onTerpenes are volatile aromatic compounds responsible for much of the flavor and aroma of cannabis and hemp-derived products. They belong to a large and diverse class of organic molecules produced by plants. In cannabis, terpenes help define scent, flavor, and the overall sensory profile of a product. Some research explores...
Humulene Terpene: A Terp That May Help Fight off The Munchies
Posted by True Blue Terpenes onHumulene is an aromatic sesquiterpene found in cannabis, hops, herbs, and spices. It is known for its earthy, spicy aroma, and it has attracted preclinical research interest, especially in inflammation and cell biology research. This profile covers where humulene comes from, what it smells and tastes like, what current research...
How To Dry And Cure Your Marijuana Buds
Posted by True Blue Terpenes onIf you've already learned how to start a small-scale DIY cannabis garden, the next step is making sure your harvest reaches its full potential. Proper drying and curing can have a major impact on flavor, aroma, and overall smoking experience, often making the difference between average flower and a well-finished...