As patients increasingly turn to cannabis for chronic pain, clinicians grapple with mixed evidence and a lack of high-quality ...

Copaiba, a popular source of beta-caryophyllene (BCP) is toxic to the liver and should not be ingested. Cannanda discusses why CB2 oil is a safer alternative. Some people unwittingly use Copaiba ...

Over the past year, beta-caryophyllene—often abbreviated as BCP—has gained traction in both human and veterinary wellness circles due to its non-intoxicating properties and targeted interaction with ...

Dublin, Feb. 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Caryophyllene Oxide (CAS 1139-30-6) Industry Research 2025: Global and Regional Market Trends 2019-2024 and Forecast to 2029" report has been added ...

Cannanda CB2 oils take the title for the world's best-selling beta-caryophyllene products. Cannanda CB2 products are based on an emergi ...

Cannanda Warns Against Counterfeit CB2 Oils: Protect Yourself from Fraudulent Beta-Caryophyllene Products Fake CB2 products may have unstable formulas, poor absorption rates, low levels of beta ...

Beta-caryophyllene (BCP), featured in Cannanda CB2 oil, is a versatile therapeutic compound gaining popularity as a natural solution for pain, sleep, and anxiety.

The CB1 receptor is known to be involved in appetite regulation and energy balance, while CB2 receptors play a role in immune and metabolic functions.

CB1, specifically, is defined as the receptor with the main role in the analgesic effects of cannabinoids, although CB2 also seems to be involved. CBD has begun to be used for pain of various ...