The 6 main
Cannabinoids

& how they affect your body

Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds found in the cannabis plant. There are hundreds of different compounds found within cannabis. Each one affects your body in different ways and provides a bongful of health benefits.

Psychoactive Cannabinoids

Non Psychoactive Cannabinoids

Cannabinoids
In your body

Psychoactive

THC

Also know as - Tetrahydrocannabinol

What does it do?

THC is the main psychoactive ingredient in the flower. It is what makes you feel “high” when you consume it. 

Benefits

Appetite stimulant  •

Increases cerebral blood flow  • 

Reduces inflammation  • 

Suppresses muscle spasms  • 

Inhibits cell growth & cancer cells  • 

Reduces or eliminates pain  • 

Potential Side Effects

Side effects can vary from person to person, but when taken in high doses, the following side effects may occur :

  • Panic attacks
  • Impaired body movement
  • Hallucinations
  • Nausea
  • Increased heart rate
  • Dry mouth

THC - V

Also know as - Tetrahydrocannabivarin

What does it do?

THC-V is psychoactive and is often referred to as the “diet weed.” Since it has the opposite effect as THC. Also, people feel more motivated, alert, and a energizing feeling of euphoria.

Benefits

  • Appetite suppressant
  • Reduces seizures & convulsions
  • Promotes bone health
  • Increases metabolism
  • Helps treat neurodegenerative diseases like, Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s

Potential Side Effects

Side effects can vary from person to person, but when taken in high doses, the following side effects may occur :

Panic attacks • 

Impaired body movement • 

Hallucinations • 

Nausea • 

Increased heart rate • 

Non - Psychoactive

CBD

Also know as - Cannabidiol

What does it do?

CBD is not psychoactive and does not cause a “high” when you consume cannabis. Yet, it provides a vast amount of health benefits.

Benefits

Tranquilizes & relieves anxiety  •

Kills or slows bacteria  • 

Reduces inflammation  • 

Reduces or eliminates pain  • 

Suppresses muscle spasms  • 

Reduces seizures & convulsions  • 

Increases cerebral blood flow •

Inhibits cell growth & cancer cells •

Reduces contractions in the small intestines •

Reduces risk of artery blockage & anti-ischemic •

Potential Side Effects

Side effects can vary from person to person, but when taken in high doses, the following side effects may occur :

  • Fatigue/drowsiness
  • Diarrhea
  • Nausea
  • Dry mouth

CBN

Also know as - Cannabinol

What does it do?

CBN is most commonly used to aid in sleep. CBN can also produce mild psychoactive reactions in large doses.

Benefits

  • Aids in sleep
  • Reduces or eliminates pain
  • Suppresses muscle spasms
  • Can potentially delay ALS

Potential Side Effects

There are not many known side effects, since CBN has not been studied enough. To be safe consider it similar to CBD and do not mix with other medications.

CBG

Also know as - Cannabigerol

What does it do?

CBG has been gaining attention for its potential therapeutic benefits. Similar in ways to CBD, CBG is not psychoactive. In some places, CBG has been considered “the mother of all cannabinoids” since other cannabinoids are derived from an acidic form of CBG.

Benefits

Reduces or eliminates pain  •

Mental clarity and positive feelings  • 

Treats fungal infections  • 

Reduces blood sugar levels & treats psoriasis  • 

Tranquilizes & relieves anxiety  • 

Inhibits cancer cell growth  • 

Promotes bone health •

Kills or slows bacteria •

Potential Side Effects

Side effects can vary from person to person, but when taken in high doses, the following side effects may occur :

  • Upset stomach
  • Headache
  • Increased appetite
  • Dry mouth

CBC

Also know as - Cannabichromene

What does it do?

CBC binds well with receptors in the body creating a high dose of health benefits. Additionally, it has been shown to enhance the overall effects when interacting with other cannabinoids.

Benefits

  • Anti-cancer and anti-tumor capabilities
  • Promotes growth of new brain cells
  • Reduces or eliminates pain & swelling
  • Treats fungal infections
  • Kills or slows bacteria
  • Promotes bone health
  • Reduces inflammation
  • Anti-depressant

Potential Side Effects

Side effects can vary from person to person, but when taken in high doses, the following side effects may occur :

Nausea •

Diarrhea •

Dry mouth •

In Your Body

Where Cannabinoids Effect

Your Body

Our bodies are different

Keep in mind that everyone’s body is different. What works well for one person, might work completely different for another. Our education is based on what has been researched and how it could effect a majority of people!