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CHAPTER 1
What Are Cannabinoids...
The fact that you are breathing, seeing the
words on this screen, and processing all
the information coming through your
senses and into your brain and body,
could not be possible without
cannabinoids. Every cell in your body is
alive and animated by an invisible life
force. This underlying vital force has been
spoken about through many schools of
thought.
Our bodies are made up of the materials of the Earth and in just the
right balance. You know that you couldn’t live without Soil, Air, Water
and the Sun. It’s important to see too that there are also a few other
critical keys that are required to keep our bodies protected and
feeling good. We require food, and proteins and fats, and the other
building blocks of life. We have little workers inside our bodies to put
things together or take things apart. Those are called enzymes.
Each cell in your body wears a custom suit. One of them has a
fireman suite on, another one a police officer’s suite, another one has
a doctor suite, and another a super stealthy ninja suite on. The cool
thing is that cannabinoids can actually wear different suits. You will
find some playing the role of a concierge for neurotransmitters up in
the brain and another one will be sliding through the spinal fluid like
turpentine cleaning up house.
Cannabinoids are tiny, slippery, resinous compounds that act as
messengers throughout the entire body. Cannabinoids
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~~~ CANNABINOIDS: Everything You Need to Know ~~~
predominantly work like lock & key systems for your brain, your
nerves, your blood and your spinal fluid. So not only are their tiny
cannabinoid keys being produced by nature, like those found in
Cacao, Cannabis, Echinacea, etc., there are little cannabinoid key
holes (called receptors) for those keys to go in found all throughout
the mammalian body.
And the more profound point is that your all mammals actually
produce these cannabinoid compounds inside our bodies – they are
called endocannabinoids, which we will get into later. Once these
cannabinoid keys are let loose in our system whether by way of plant
material or produced inside our bodies these keys will open doors
and allow a nutrient or message to enter a cell, while at the same
time keeping trespassers out, like bacteria.
In a nutshell, cannabinoids regulate the cellular communication
within our bodies. They are the messengers and the gatekeepers to
maintain balance within the system.
What are Cannabinoids made of...
We pretty much gave you a description of what cannabinoids would
feel like with their slippery or resinous tecture. In short, Cannabinoids
are mostly made up of fats and proteins[I]. Now, that actually means
a lot; every function in your body requires some sort of fatty acids
and or amino acids, whether it’s to help your brain focus, or protect
your skin from the Sun, or send a signal to your eyes to see these
words, your body is using Cannabinoids to do all of these things and
many other vital processes to keep your body alive and well.
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Cannabinoids when separated from their
plant-based origin can be gooey and
sticky – like tree sap – only thinner. Plant
resins are actually very high in Phenolic
Compounds, otherwise known as
Terpenophenolic Compounds (TPC’s).
TPC’s are what give a plant its scent, like
a flower or herb or fruit etc... Not only do
TPC’s give the plant its aroma, these
same compounds have many therapeutic
Take a look at our history and you will see that the therapeutic effects
of Terpenes have been noted for centuries. For example, essential
oils such as: Lavender, Rose Otto or Frankincense (Boswellia) have
each been used in herbal remedies for thousands of years.
Frankincense has been written about in many sacred texts from
around the world.
Some Cannabinoids may exude many wonderful aromas, however,
not all cannabinoids have much of a scent. The two most popular
cannabinoids, CBD and THC, do not actually exhibit an odoriferous
nature. Around 200 terpenes have been found in different strains of
Cannabis, and depending on the amount and mixture of terpenes
and cannabinoids it will produce a distinct smell.
Our ancestors may not have called them terpenes or cannabinoids
or cannabadabadoos, but they understood the plants and that they
contain beneficial substances that could contribute to making a
person feel well again. Plants and plant cannabinoids have been
used to combat illness and hardships on people’s health for
People with AIDS, Cancer, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Breast Cancer,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia, Shingles, Brain Tumors, Skin Conditions
and literally thousands of other maladies have been greatly
diminished because of the power of plants.
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