Category: Botanically Derived Terpenes

The idea that cannabis is good for arousal isn’t a new one, but can cannabinoids and terpenes really make you perform better and be more engaged in bed? If the anecdotal reports are true, longer orgasms, deeper intimacy, and a higher libido may all be …

From ancient civilizations to modern societies, humans have revered plants for their medicinal, psychotropic, and spiritual benefits. Notably, botanicals like hops and cannabis have long been a part of this narrative of human civilization. Yet, it was only through recent scientific strides that many of …

If you or a loved one has post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD, you’ll know just how challenging it is to find a treatment that works. With symptoms seemingly striking anywhere at any time, the journey through a diagnosis is not always a straightforward one.  Without …

Headaches and migraine episodes can be absolutely terrible. From tension in the neck and shoulders to pounding pain in your temples (and maybe even what feels like a little ice-pick action through an eyeball), this kind of misery can feel overwhelming. Using natural remedies is …

Terpene-infused products are popping up everywhere. From terpenes in craft beer to those in vape cartridges and wraps, terpene infusions are designed to enhance flavor, aroma, and effects to deliver a more enjoyable and profitable final product. Let’s take a deeper look.  What Are Terpenes? …

The marriage of distillate and terpenes is almost magical. From an extract taken down to its purest form, you can create unique products that evoke familiar experiences. Adding the terpene profile of your choice to concentrated distillate can make it smell and taste exactly how …

If you’re wondering, “Do terpenes get you high?” The answer is… well, it’s complicated. Terpenes aren’t scientifically proven to cause psychoactive effects as we typically define them.  However, research has proven that terpenes boost the benefits of chemical compounds such as THC, and THC does …

Terpenes, found in cannabis and almost all other plants, have many of the same medicinal properties that cannabinoids appear to have, including for coping with nausea and inflammation. While personal experiences with these compounds will always be subjective, scientific research supports the idea that they …

A 2021 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that more than 20% of the U.S. population (1) suffers from chronic pain. Unfortunately, the most common form of pain relief in Western culture is prescription opioids.  On average, 130 Americans die every day …