Over 100 cannabinoids have been identified in the hemp plant. THC and CBD, the two primary cannabinoids, have been and continue to be extensively researched, increasing our understanding of their benefits. Several recent research projects, however, have elucidated the various roles and potential of what are considered minor cannabinoids. Many CBD product developers and wholesalers are increasingly using the minor cannabinoids CBC and Bulk CBN Isolate, which are seeing an increase in consumer demand. Let's find out what all the fuss is about!

Potential and Advantages of CBC

Cannabichromene, or Bulk CBC Isolate, is one of the 'big six' cannabinoids, or the six most researched cannabinoids of the cannabis sativa plant. Bulk CBC Isolate has the same origins as CBD, converting from CBGA to CBCA and then to CBC after being exposed to ultraviolet light or heat. Bulk CBC Isolate, like CBD, is non-intoxicating.

Because CBC does not bind well to the CB1 cannabinoid receptors in the brain, it does not produce a 'high' like THC. Bulk CBC Isolate does, however, bind to other receptors in the body, including the vanilloid receptor 1 (TRPV1) and the transient receptor ankyrin 1. (TRPA1). Both of these receptors are associated with pain perception, and when activated by CBC, they promote the release of the body's natural endocannabinoids such as Anandamide. It increases Anandamide uptake, allowing it to stay in the bloodstream for longer. Because of its anti-depressant and mood-lifting properties, anandamide is known as "the bliss molecule."

CBC has demonstrated a high potential for therapeutic benefits, including inflammation, stem/progenitor cell function, and mood.

Bulk CBC Isolate can be added to edible CBD products as well as topicals such as skin care formulations.

CBN Properties and Potential Advantages

Cannabinol, or CBN Isolate Wholesale, is a unique cannabinoid in that it is derived from a plant other than cannabis sativa. It has a unique relationship with the cannabinoid THC because it is formed by the exterior oxidation of THC. This means that when the plant is cut and stored, the acid form of THC, THCA, converts into Bulk CBN Isolate. It is a byproduct of THC degradation or exterior oxidation when exposed to air, where it eventually converts to CBNA. When exposed to UV light and air, the compound converts to CBN Isolate Wholesale.

Cannabis sativa plants that have been improperly stored are frequently high in CBN Isolate Wholesale. Bulk CBN Isolate does have psychoactive properties, though they are minor in comparison to THC. Having said that, it has been shown to have a variety of therapeutic benefits, particularly in terms of sedative and body relaxation properties.

It provides many of the same benefits as THC, but is only about 10% as potent.

Some of the most notable advantages include pain relief, bone formation and healing, as well as topical benefits and relief for skin irritations and burns.

CBN Isolate Wholesale can be formulated into topicals to improve the efficacy of pain relief and skin irritation balms, creams, salves, and lotions.