CBC-olie 5% 10ml

INietoil with CBC we call CBC olie. We tell you more about this on this page new ones form of cannabis oil. 

Effect of CBC oil 

Unlike THC, CBC is not a psychoactive substance. This means that you absolute not  high can be made from CBC oil.  

How CBC works in the human body has never been properly investigated. In 2017, laboratory research into the potential medical applications of CBC was started, but to date there is still not tested on humans.   

In other words: it may take years before there is scientific evidence for the supposed beneficial effects of CBC (including anti-inflammatory, pain relieving, mood enhancing). 

The bottom line is that using CBC oil is mainly a matter of trial and error.

What's CBC? 

CBC stands for Cannabichromene. CBC is created through a number of intermediate steps. The most important ones are converting CBG-A in CBC-A and converting CBC-A in CBC. 

There is CBG-A Unpleasant CBC-A 

A young cannabis plant contains CBG-A. When a plant grows, it produces CBG-A converted into CBD, among other things-A, THC-A I CBC-A. The proportions depend the cannabis subspecies. For the production of CBC oil An cannabis variant used with virtually no THC and with relatively much CBC in CBD. 

From CBC-A to CBC 

Then CBC-A converted to CBC. This is done through decarboxylering. Decarboxylation is the heating of a certain substance so that it changes into another substance. Decarboxylering always takes place over time, but the process can be accelerated by heating. 

The diagram below shows the complete process. 

Biosyntheseproces van CBC  

CBC oil In the body 

CBC is one cannabinoid just like CBD and THC. There is a system in the human body that... responds to this cannabinoids: It endocannabinoid system.  

This body system consists of a number of parts, including receptors that respond to a number of specific substances from the cannabis plant, such as CBD and THC. These are the B1 and B2 receptors. These B1 and B2 receptors then influence other body systems such as the immune system, nervous system and muscles. 

Laboratory research now shows that CBC does not attach to B1 and B2 receptors. CBC is mainly an agonist for the enzyme TRPA1. CBC activates the enzyme TRPA1 and thus initiates a biochemical process.  

What biochemical reaction that precisely is and what else it does in the body is still largely unknown. As we said before: scientific research into the effects of CBC is still in its infancy.