Whole Flower Fluid CBD Vaporizer Extra Cartridge

Description

Organic-compliant Whole Flower CBD Vaporizer Cartridge. NO PROPYLENE-GLYCOL. Contains only pure flower extract in USP food grade propanediol.

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Each 100% Whole Flower CBD Vaporizer Cartridge has approximately 250-300 inhalations. A full dose is 3-5 moderate tokes, waiting about 10 minutes between each. Use when desired or 3 times a day.

Because this is 100% whole flower fluid, it vaporizes at a lower temperature than other cartridges require. Cartridges are 510 thread compatible, but we recommend using them with the Whole Flower CBD Vaporizer Pen. You’ll maintain more of the benefits of CBD by vaping it a lower temperature.

The Whole Plant Cannabis Advantage of Whole Flower CBD Vaporizer Cartridge

7 reasons why whole plant extracts are better than CBD or THC alone
The dominant stance of the medical research community and pharmaceutical industry has been that whole plant extracts are “crude” and less effective than isolated and purified cannabinoids. However, a growing body of research is proving just the opposite.

1. The Proven Effectiveness of Whole Plant CBD over Synthetic CBD

A 2015 study by Israeli researchers showed that whole plant CBD-rich cannabis “is superior over [synthetic] CBD for the treatment of inflammatory conditions.” A review of past research into the anti-inflammatory effects of CBD revealed that administration of pure CBD in these pre-clinical studies resulted in a bell-shaped dose-response curve, meaning that CBD stopped having any therapeutic effect beyond a certain amount.The researchers wondered whether a whole plant CBD-rich extract would respond any differently. They discovered that unlike the bell-shaped dose-response curve of pure CBD, the anti-inflammatory, anti-pain response of whole plant CBD increased with dose, making whole plant CBD ideal for clinical use.

2. The Entourage Effect

To explain why whole plant CBD was more effective than pure CBD, the Israeli scientists surmise, “It is likely that other components in the extract synergize with CBD to achieve the desired anti-inflammatory action that may contribute to overcoming the bell-shaped dose-response of purified CBD.”By “other components,” they refer to the approximately 420 additional compounds in cannabis including other cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, amino acids, proteins, enzymes, fatty acids and sugars. Scientists call this phenomenon in which all the constituents of the cannabis plant work together, “the entourage effect.”

3. Synergy of THC and CBD

Similarly, other research has shown CBD to also greatly enhance the medical benefits of THC while reducing its unwanted effects. The scientists called for additional research on the whole plant effect: “The recent discovery that the propyl phytocannabinoid, tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV), is a potent antagonist at the CB1 receptor supports the notion that we yet have a great deal to learn about the therapeutic potential of this venerable medicinal plant.”

A 2014 study from the UK uncovered “dramatic reductions” in a deadly form of brain cancer when THC and CBD were used in conjunction with radiation treatment on mice. Similar to the Israeli study that found a small dose of whole plant like Whole Flower CBD Vaporizer was as effective as a large dose of isolated CBD, the UK researchers found that a small dose of THC with CBD was as effective as a large dose of either individual cannabinoid in killing cancer cells.

4-7. The Four Mechanisms of Whole Plant Extract Synergy

In a 2009 review of synergy research in plant medicine, investigators found a rationale for the apparent “pharmacological and therapeutic superiority of many [herbal drug combinations in traditional medicine] in comparison to isolated single constituents.”They define four basic mechanisms of whole plant extract synergy that can be applied to cannabis. As MedicalJane.com reports, these are:

• Ability to affect multiple targets within the body
• Ability to improve the absorption of active ingredients
• Ability to overcome bacterial defense mechanisms
• Ability to minimize adverse side effects