CBG E-liquid 2%, taste of hemp - 10ml

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So far, one hundred and thirteen cannabinoids have been identified, each having its own distinct effects. One of these 113 different chemical compounds stands out, namely cannabigerol (CBG). Although in the most hemp varieties CBG is found in very low concentrations, therapeutic properties cannot be ignored.

CBD (Cannabigerol) seems to be the cannabinoid responsible for most of the healing effects of hemp. However, most people do not even know about the existence of such a substance in hemp. That's because CBG is working behind the scenes that scientists just started to uncover.

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Cannabinoids work best when working together. Research and customer feedback shows that the effect of CBD and CBG combination together significantly influences the resulting therapeutic effect. Individual cannabinoids interact with the body in different ways - stimulating receptors and the production of enzymes in the brain, producing different results.

This effect is very important in the topic of hemp and in order for us to understand the relationships and actions that occur between the components of hemp when they are working together.

While using CBD products, you often come across the phrase: "increases bioavailability -" - but what exactly does that mean? What is bioavailability and why is it so important when using CBD products?

What is an endocannabinoid system? The endocannabinoid system is the construction of components inside the human body that play an important role in our internal biological system.

Cannabigerol (CBG) is one of many substances known as cannabinoids that occur in hemp plants. CBG exists in lower concentrations than THC or CBD. These other cannabinoids have been somewhat shaded for a long time. In recent years, however, scientific interest in CBG has grown steadily. In this article, we will examine CBG in more detail. Let's see what it is and how it works.

Most hemp users know CBD, but what about CBG? Many people do not even know that such a substance in hemp exists at all. And, no wonder, CBG appears to be in the background of more familiar CBD and THC cannabinoids. It is practically a building block for CBD, THC and other cannabinoids. What makes CBG so unique and what are the effects?