Terpenes are found in many plants, which is why cannabis can taste like citrus fruit, lavender and so on. ... How do terpenes affect how our bodies and minds react to cannabis?

Some terpenes can interact with our endocannabinoid system by bonding to the exact same receptors as THC and ... Limonene smells like citrus fruit and contributes to the sativa spectrum of effects.

This terpene explodes in the air when a fruit is peeled or buds are grinded. Ironically, plants use limonene to repulse predators. Limonene is the first-, ...

Terpenes also offer unique medicinal and therapeutic benefits to help with everything from insomnia to infections to depression. Here are the top 10 things you need to know: Top Ten Things to Know ...

As legalization spreads and culinary creativity blossoms, chefs and food enthusiasts are discovering marijuana is a ...

Rachel Mendelson/Insider Different terpenes are thought to have varying therapeutic properties ranging from anti-inflammatory, anti-anxiety, antioxidant, and antidepressant effects, among others.

Terpenes are what make certain cannabis plants smell or taste different from others. They may work with the plant’s cannabinoids and other compounds to produce medicinal effects. Terpenes are ...

Unlike cannabinoids like CBD and THC—both of which bestow healing benefits, and the latter of which gets you high—terpenes are found in basically every type of fragrant flora. “Thousands of ...

Terpenes are the reason that essential oils have a strong scent, and those terpenes are said to promote various health benefits, such as helping you sleep or boosting your energy level.

We’re not trying to make you feel bad here, we also didn’t know enough about terpenes. So we reached out to Dr. Ari Mackler, chief science officer at PLUS. PLUS makes a whole host of THC ...

Cannabis terpenes, a non-psychoactive aromatic compound, could become the biggest thing in wellness since CBD.