Terpene
Explore just a few of the various benefits and properties terpenes have to offer in the data below. As the scientific community discovers more about terpenes and their effects we will be sure to update the table below, so be sure to check back regularly for the latest updates.
Name | Flavor / Aroma | Effect | Boiling Point | Source | Medical Use |
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Limonene | Citrus, Lemon, Orange | Elevated Mood, Stress Relief | 176˚C / 349˚F | Citrus Rinds, Juniper, Peppermint | Anti-Depression, Anti-Anxiety, Gastric Reflux, Antifungal |
Myrcene | Musk, Cloves, Herbal, Citrus | Sedating, Relaxing, Enhances THC's Psychoactivity | 168˚C / 334˚F | Mango, Thyme, Citrus, Lemongrass, Bay Leaves | Antisepctic, Anti-Bacterial, Antifungal, Inflammation |
Linalool | Floral, Citrus, Spice | Sedating, Calming | 198˚C / 388˚F | Lavender, Citrus, Laurel, Birch, Rosewood | Insomnia, Stress, Depression, Anxiety, Pain, Convulsions |
Caryophyllene | Pepper, Wood, Spice | No Detectable Physical Effects | 160˚C / 320˚F | Pepper, Cloves, Hops, Basil, Oregano | Antioxidant, Inflammation, Muscle Spasms, Pain, Insomnia |
Pinene | Sharp, Sweet, Pine | Memory Retention, Alertness | 155˚C / 311˚F | Pine Needles, Conifers, Sage | Inflammation, Asthma (Bronchodilator) |
Humulene | Woody, Earthy | Suppresses Appetite | 198˚C / 388˚F | Hops, Coriander | Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Bacterial, Pain |