How do you explain the entourage effect?
The entourage effect is a proposed mechanism by which cannabis compounds other than tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) act synergistically with it to modulate the overall psychoactive effects of the plant.
What is the entourage effect terpenes?
The term entourage effect gives the connotation that all the work is being done by a prevalent cannabinoid (like THC or CBD), while the other minor cannabinoids and terpenes are there as a sea of relatively insignificant minions.
What is full spectrum CBD entourage effect?
What is the entourage effect? The entourage effect is a theory that could completely change how you decide to consume CBD going forward. Using the whole hemp plant, full spectrum CBD contains all of the naturally occurring cannabinoids in the cannabis plant, along with trace amounts of THC.
What is Entourage high?
The entourage effect is a theory that states when all of the different compounds within cannabis are used in conjunction, the overall potential therapeutic benefits are higher than if you were to use any of those compounds individually.
What is Entourage oil?
The Entourage Oil is our unique cocktail of legal cannabis strains, which are chosen for their diverse cannabinoid content. By combining different types of cannabis grown in different climates we have sought to maximise the possibilities of the cannabis plant.
Do terpenes get you higher?
Do they get you high? Terpenes won’t make you feel high in the traditional sense. Still, some are considered to be psychoactive, because they affect the brain. While terpenes aren’t intoxicating on their own, some think they may impact the effects of THC, the cannabinoid responsible for the high feeling from cannabis.
Can full-spectrum CBD make you feel high?
CBD on its own will not make you feel “high.” However, full-spectrum CBD does contain some THC, and THC can make you feel intoxicated. If you take a large enough dose of a potent full-spectrum CBD product, you may be consuming enough THC to feel the effects.