CANNABIS Health - "Entourage Effect"; Full-Spectrum Cocktail with quicker results
Description
What is the Entourage Effect? The entourage effect is a theoretic principle that suggests that compounds made in the cannabis plant’s trichomes, cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, and more work together to create a whole-body experience. Or Full-Spectrum with THC compared to a Broad Spectrum without THC but all the other goodies.
“The cannabis experience is much more than just THC or CBD, as the cannabis plant is more than just a few cannabinoids. Think of it as different parts of the plant all working together in favor of your body,”. “No other plant is as efficient or multi-modal as cannabis.”
How Does the Entourage Effect Work?
Sometimes, analogies help explain things, so that’s what we’re going for here. Imagine your favorite movie or show soundtrack. Imagine all the instruments playing in that soundtrack. Percussion, string, wind, etc. Now, imagine the cannabinoids are the percussion, the terpenes are the string ensemble, and the flavonoids are the wind instruments. Sure, you could have a good song with just one piece of that symphony, but imagine the soundtrack just being percussion? It just isn’t quite as good. That’s the same idea with the entourage effect and the cannabis experience.
Can you buy different parts of the plant on their own? Yes, you can! There are distillate and isolate products available, which are a pure form of a targeted cannabinoid created by removing everything except the desired compound (like THC pills). This will create a different experience than consuming full spectrum or broad spectrum extracts, which contain a variety of cannabinoids and terpenes. Only you can decide if it’s better, but most cannabis connoisseurs prefer the full entourage effect experience.
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