Terpene Library

Terpenes are remarkable compounds that plants use to attract pollinators, repel pests, repair cell damage, and manage other crucial functions. They are powerful plant healers. In addition to performing specific actions, each terpene has a distinct aroma and taste. Like cannabinoids, terpenes activate receptors in the human endocannabinoid system (ECS), a network of neurotransmitters that stretches from head to toe. The ECS system is important because it balances the immune system, regulates brain signaling, maintains body temperature, heart rate, and breathing rate, and plays a role in digestion, mood, and memory. Mind-Blowing Molecules These impressive molecules, called terpenes, are already used in medication, perfumes, cosmetics, beauty products, food flavorings, and cleaning solutions. They are particularly abundant in cannabis and hemp plants, and research into many terpenes is just beginning. Here are the terpenes we use in our Jampha CBD collections. We’ve gathered some of the research on each one. There are additional benefits and plant sources for each terpene since the body of research is continually growing. Terpenes are found in many plants, with as many as 300 terpenes found in hemp. Alpha Bisabolol Sources: Hemp, Chamomile Benefits Used in skin care for its antioxidant, anti-aging, and wound healing properties Sedative, incredibly mentally calming Pain-relieving properties Fights cancer Anti-tumor Reduces inflammation Fights infection Description Preliminary studies with terpene a-bisabolol show it inhibited tumor growth and induced cell death in pancreatic cancer. When tested on leukemia cells, a-bisabolol was effective in killing and slowing them . Alpha bisabolol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Balance Detox Relieve Calm Vibrant Face CBD Topical Alpha Phellandrene Sources: Hemp, Eucalyptus, Mint, Parsley, Dill, Cinnamon Benefits Fights cancer cells Anti-tumor Kills fungus Boosts the immune system Relieves depression Reduces pain Description Found in various natural sources, including eucalyptus, turmeric, and cannabis, a-phellandrene is gaining recognition for potential anticancer applications, including against breast and prostate cancer cells . It may protect the lungs from cancer . Alpha phellandrene also boosts immune function . When tested on leukemia cells, a-phellandrene boosted the immune response and increased B- and T-cell proliferation . In human liver tumor cells, it induced cell necrosis , which means it damaged the cancerous cells. Studies also show a-phellandrene works as an anti-fungal, and it severely disrupts the integrity of the fungal cell membrane . Plants containing this terpene were commonly used in Chinese medicine to treat fungal and bacterial infections, reduce phlegm, and increase energy. Alpha phellandrene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Focus Detox Relieve Breathe Alpha and Beta-Pinene Sources: Hemp, Pine Needles, Basil, Rosemary Benefits Kills bacteria, including resistant types Fights inflammation Reduces pain Improves sleep Inhibits both cancer and leukemia cells Prevents neurodegenerative diseases Enhances memory Supports the effectiveness of antibiotics Diminishes allergy symptoms Supports wound healing Kills fungus Description Responsible for the fresh, piney scent in cleaning products, pinene is found in cannabis, pine needles, eucalyptus leaves, and lemon peels. Multiple studies show pinene fights infection, reduces inflammation , and can inhibit cancer and leukemia cells . These remarkable terpenes also may help treat and prevent neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases . Specifically, pinene helps manage the levels of oxidants and antioxidants in your nervous system. Research this hemp terpene can enhance memory retention by inhibiting the breakdown of neurotransmitters in the brain . Pinene also increases airflow to the lungs, gives some patients asthma relief, and can reduce allergy symptoms like a runny nose or itchy eyes. Studies show that alpha and beta-pinene can reduce antibiotic resistance . It also kills fungus . If you’ve ever enjoyed a stroll through a forest of pine trees, you’ve sampled this terpene’s refreshing molecular magic. Alpha and beta-pinene are included in the following Jampha CBD products: Focus Balance Detox Relieve Breathe Sleep Vibrant Face CBD Topical Relieve Topical Beta-Caryophyllene Sources: Hemp, Hops, Black Pepper, Cloves, Cinnamon, Rosemary Benefits Neuroprotective Fights inflammation Reduces anxiety and depression Accelerates cell healing Fights cancer Anti-tumor May be useful to treat IBS Description Found in ginger, oregano, sage, and thyme, any herbaceous meal you eat likely contains some of the terpene beta-caryophyllene. This powerhouse terpene is abundant in hemp and cannabis plants. Preliminary medical studies show it fights inflammation , helps reduce anxiety and depression , reduces the tumor necrosis factor, and accelerates cell healing . B-caryophyllene is an effective anti-bacterial and is helpful against the airborne bacteria Streptococcal . It does more than protect against bacteria; it increases the speed of cell healing . In two types of colon cancer, b-caryophyllene significantly decreased proliferation . It also fights inflammation in the colon and may be useful to combat inflammatory bowel disease. B-caryophyllene shows promise as a neuroprotective agent with possible applications for Alzheimer’s patients . In preclinical studies, this hemp terpene also reduced inflammatory and neuropathic pain . Beta-caryophyllene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Relieve Calm Focus Detox Breathe Sleep Relieve Topical Cadinene Sources: Hemp, Juniper, Nutmeg, Sesame Benefits Fights inflammation Inhibits cancer cells Provides antioxidants Kills bacteria Reduce respiratory infections Helps lower high blood pressure Reduces anxiety Description A widely occurring terpene, cadinene’s woody scent is commonly used in fragrances. Cadinene inhibits cancer growth , and it interrupts the cell cycle in mutated cells and encourages cell death. Cadinene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Focus Camphene Sources: Hemp, Chrysanthemum, Rosemary Benefits Prevent coronary heart disease Treats athlete’s foot Clears and heals the respiratory system Descriptions Camphene’s aroma is described as pungent and herbal with undertones of pine. Inhaled, it helps clear congestion and acts as a bronchial stimulant. Camphene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Icy-Blue Gel Topical Focus Heat Topical Camphor Sources: Hemp, Camphor, Laurel Tree Benefits Topical pain relief Reduces inflammation Heal allergy rashes and dermatitis Reduce pain from migraines Clear respiratory congestion Description Pungent camphor is also found in herbs like rosemary, basil, and mint but is most abundant in laurel trees. Ancient Japanese and Chinese medical practitioners have long used camphor to treat pain, swelling, and inflammation. Today, camphor is combined with menthol for topical pain relief . You’ll also find camphor in lotions and creams to reduce inflammation , and it is easily absorbed through the skin. Camphor is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Breathe Icy-Blue Gel Topical Focus Heat Topical Citral Sources: Hemp, Lemongrass, Lemon Fruit, Lemon Verbena Benefits Fights tumors Sedative Anti-inflammatory Anti-anxiety Suppresses the growth of gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria Kills fungus, including candida Improves metabolic rates and glucose management Relieves diarrhea Description With its citrusy aroma, citral adds scent to a range of beauty products, perfumes, and suntan lotions. It is also an ingredient in desserts and soft drinks. Like CBD and many plant terpenes, citral fights cancer. In one study, citral reduced the weight and size of breast cancer tumors . Other studies indicate that citral can reduce inflammation and help manage immune-inflammatory conditions , including some forms of dementia. In support of digestion, citral is shown to relieve diarrhea and improve metabolic rates and glucose management . Citral is an effective sedative and exhibits anxiety-relieving properties . It also shows promise as an antimicrobial . It suppresses the growth of gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria, fungi, and other hazardous microbes. Candida is a fungus that commonly overgrows in the intestinal tract due to processed foods, coffee, alcohol, and antibiotics. It can be difficult to kill once established. Left unchecked, candida can travel into the lungs and cause pneumonia. Citral and geraniol both prove effective against candida infection . Citral is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Detox Breathe Sleep Calm Citronellol Sources: Hemp, Lemongrass Benefits Repels bugs Fights cancer Neuroprotective Promotes wound healing Anticonvulsant Antimicrobial and antibiotic Descriptions Citronellol has a floral and citrus scent. It repels some bugs and is used as an ingredient in some insect repellants. Citronellol is effective against lung cancer cells . It also shows promise as an antimicrobial and antibiotic to promote wound healing and reduce convulsions . Citronellol and geraniol demonstrate neuroprotective properties . Researchers say they provide a natural template to treat neurological diseases. Delta 3 Carene Sources: Hemp, Rosemary, Basil, Pepper, Cedar, Pine Benefits Anti-bacterial Kills fungus, including candida Expectorant/Respiratory benefits Treats diarrhea Anti-inflammatory Description The sweet and woody odor of delta 3 carene is evident in familiar sources like rosemary, cedar, and pine. Studies show delta 3 carene can reduce mucus in the lungs . It is an anti-inflammatory with applications for fibromyalgia, arthritis, and other painful chronic conditions. It’s also shown to kill gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria and candida species . Delta 3 Carene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Focus Detox Vibrant Face CBD Topical Eucalyptol Sources: Hemp, Bay Leaves, Tea Tree, Sage, Cardamom Benefits Relieves pain-causing inflammation Treats respiratory diseases Potential treatment for pancreatitis Repair colon damage Support heart health Antioxidant Anti-bacterial Anti-fungal Enhances memory and mood Description Found in camphor laurel, bay leaves, tea tree, sweet basil, rosemary, sage, and cannabis, eucalyptol has a minty scent with a bit of spice and honey. Studies show eucalyptol works as an antioxidant and provides relief from inflammation-causing pain . Additional studies reveal how it can help repair colon damage and support cardiovascular health . Eucalyptol has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties . It also has mental benefits and enhances memory and mood . Eucalyptol is a systemic anti-inflammatory that reduces oxidative stress and fights neurodegenerative diseases . Eucalyptol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Detox Breathe Eugenol Sources: Hemp, Turmeric, Ginger, Marjoram, Nutmeg, Oregano, Thyme Benefits Fights several types of cancer, including melanoma Anti-tumor Gentle local anesthetic and antiseptic Kills bacteria and fungus Anti-inflammatory Antioxidant Lowers cholesterol levels Protects the kidneys Defends against food-borne pathogens Description Since it protects against food-borne pathogens , fragrant and spicy eugenol is added to food preservatives, beauty products, toothpaste, and mouthwash. Eugenol was shown to kill cancer cells in several forms of cancer, including melanoma, osteosarcoma, leukemia, gastric, skin tumors, and mast cells . Eugenol lowers serum cholesterol levels and supports healthy liver activity. Eugenol also protects the kidneys and helps them recover after injury. Eugenol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Detox Relieve Vibrant Face CBD Topical Gamma Terpinene Sources: Hemp, Parsnip, Green Bell Pepper, Turmeric Benefits Antioxidant Anti-inflammatory Sedative Description Because of its strong lemon odor, gamma-terpinene is an ingredient in food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and tobacco. Research on gamma-terpinene shows antioxidant activity and anti-inflammatory benefits. Gamma Terpinine is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Relieve Sleep Geraniol Sources: Hemp, Catnip, Lemongrass, Beebalm, Grapes Benefits Antimicrobial Anti-inflammatory Antioxidant Fights tumors Fights cancer Neuroprotectant Eases depression Aids sleep Kills fungus Kills viruses Supports optimal liver and kidney function Reduces depression Description Thanks to a rose-like aroma, geraniol is widely used in perfumes and toilet solutions. Researchers have found the geraniol to possess anti-tumor properties on skin, oral, breast, lung, colon, prostate, pancreatic, kidney, and liver cancers. Geraniol fights several types of cancer, including lung cancer , and improves the effectiveness of chemotherapy treatments. Studies also indicate it has potent anti-tumor properties with no damage to surrounding healthy tissue . It makes tumor cells more vulnerable to commonly used chemotherapy agents and limits their adaptive resistance. Studies show it protects your liver and may assist in its regeneration. It also supports optimal kidney function . Geraniol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Detox Breathe Sleep Humulene Sources: Hemp, Sage, Ginseng, Hops Benefits Anti-inflammatory Mitigated inflammatory conditions like fibromyalgia Anti-bacterial Destroys cancer cells Slows tumor growth Malaria Dengue fever Description Through its sources like ginseng, humulene has been used in Chinese medicine for generations. Research shows it works as an anti-inflammatory and analgesic. It offers the potential to treat arthritis, bursitis, fibromyalgia , and any condition that benefits from reducing inflammation. It has been useful in some countries for treating malaria and dengue fever . Humulene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Balance Relieve Limonene/D-Limonene Sources: Hemp, Orange Rind, Dill, Cardamom, Marigolds, Nutmeg Benefits Fights cancer Helps reduce tumors Effective sedative that also calms the skin Natural insecticide Antimicrobial Kills viruses Protects cardiovascular tissue Protects the stomach Regulates metabolic processes Reduces anxiety Relieves depression Helps counteract the effects of stress Reduces brain inflammation Supports a healthy immune system Description Limonene is a powerful sedative to improve mood and enhance well-being, reduces anxiety and depression , and fights stress . This hemp terpene has also been shown to be calming to the skin. Limonene reduces brain inflammation and protects the brain against toxicity . This hemp terpene is not just a potent anti-inflammatory; it can help the immune system heal and repair after illness or disease. Multiple studies also show d-limonene supports the lymphatic system and helps regulate immune function . Limonene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Relieve Focus Detox Balance Breathe Vibrant Face CBD Topical Relieve Topical Icy-Blue Gel Topical Focus Heat Topical Linalool Sources: Hemp, Mints, Cinnamon, Rosewood, Citrus, Lavender Benefits Fights cancer Reduces seizures Improves memory and brain function Eases anxiety Antidepressant Muscle relaxant Sleep aid Repels mosquitos Reduces pain Description Linalool’s aroma is floral with a hint of spice and citrus. It is used as a food additive to enhance flavor and the scent profile in cleaning, cosmetic, and hygiene products. Studies so far show applications to reduce anxiety , relieve stress , ease depression , reduce epileptic seizures , reduce pain , and fight cancer . Linalool is proving helpful in inducing apoptosis in several types of cancer cells, including leukemia and cervical cancer . Linalool is not just a potent anti-inflammatory; it can help the immune system heal and repair after illness or disease. The plant terpene linalool has been effective against seizures in several animal studies. In a preclinical study on Alzheimer’s, linalool reversed both neuropathological and behavioral impairments . Linalool is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Balance Detox Sleep Relieve Calm Vibrant Face CBD Topical Lotion Myrcene Sources: Hemp, Hops, Mango, Basil, Lemongrass Benefits Fights cancer Potential treatment for diabetes Anti-inflammatory Neuroprotectant Sedative Reduces sleep disorders like insomnia Mitigates pain Description Myrcene is a dominant terpene in the world of cannabis research. It works as an analgesic to reduce pain and bodily discomfort and is an effective sedative . Myrcene works as a muscle relaxant with an application to treat sleep disorders like insomnia . Like many terpenes, it is a valuable anti-inflammatory . In Brazilian traditional medicine, it’s been used for treating diabetes , diarrhea, and hypertension. In a study on breast cancer, myrcene impaired cancer’s ability to grow and induced cell death . Myrcene acts as a neuroprotective , and it reduces oxidative damage and slows cell death in the brain. Myrcene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Sleep Relieve Calm Relieve Topical Icy-Blue Gel Topical Focus Heat Topical Nerolidol Sources: Hemp, Neroli, Ginger, Jasmine, Tea Tree Benefits Kills cancer cells Fights tumors Anti-inflammatory Protects brain tissue from oxidative stress Antioxidant Antimicrobial Kills parasites Natural insecticide Sedative Description Woodsy, floral, and lightly citrusy nerolidol is used in shampoos, perfumes, detergents, and cleansers. It’s an FDA-approved food flavoring agent. Nerolidol’s sedative properties were first documented in 1972. It is currently under testing as a skin penetration enhancer for the transdermal delivery of therapeutic drugs . Research already shows it works as an antioxidant, kills bacteria, parasites, and insects, reduces ulcers, fights tumors, and reduces inflammation. It’s also an antioxidant , which supports heart health and helps the body fight the biochemical changes resulting from stress. Nerolidol’s robust anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties reduced the inflammation in rats’ brains and protected them from oxidative stress . In cancer studies, nerolidol reduced both benign and malignant tumors of the gallbladder . Nerolidol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Calm Ocimene Sources: Hemp, Allspice, Parsley, Marjoram, Tarragon, Mango Benefits Decongestant and expectorant Antiviral Anti-bacterial Reduces seizures Anti-fungal Fights cancer Description Because of its pleasant, herbaceous aroma, ocimene is used in many perfumes. Ocimene is a decongestant and expectorant that helps clear airways and improve respiration. It is shown to work as an anti-bacterial and kills fungus. Other medical applications include reducing seizures and fighting cancer tumors . Ocimene, derived from basil and sage, as well as hemp, works as an anticonvulsant . Para-Cymene Sources: Hemp, Cumin, Thyme, Oregano, Anise, Eucalyptus Benefits Kills cancer cells Antimicrobial Antioxidant Anti-inflammatory Potential as an emphysema treatment Reduces anxiety Description With a sweet and citrusy taste and scent, para-cymene makes a popular flavoring agent. It’s also used in make-up, perfumes, and cleaning products. Studies show p-cymene to have antioxidant , anti-inflammatory , anxiolytic , anticancer , and antimicrobial properties. It helps repair cells, reduce inflammation, and kill bacteria. Emphysema reduces lung capacity with no cure, so efforts are focused on halting the disease’s progression. Studies show p-cymene reduces lung emphysema and inflammation . Para-Cymene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Breathe Phytol Sources: Hemp, Chlorophyll Benefits Fights cancer Enhances immune function Reduces inflammation Antioxidant Potential treatment for Alzheimer’s Description Phytol is released during chlorophyll breakdown, and it’s used in many fragrance compounds as an aromatic ingredient. Medically, research shows that it acts as an antioxidant , reduces inflammation , and fights cancer . Phytol enhances the natural killer cells that fight cancer while also strengthening immunity and reducing inflammation. It is studied as a possible treatment for Alzheimer’s patients because it disrupts the amyloid proteins that accumulate with that disease. Phytol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Focus Pulegone Sources: Hemp, Pennyroyal, Catnip, Peppermint Benefits Muscle relaxer Improves memory and cognitive function Antioxidant Reduces allergic responses and inflammation Sleep aid Description Pulegone has a pleasant, mint-like odor and is used as a flavoring agent and in perfumes. Preliminary research shows its benefits as a muscle relaxer . It also helps the brain and nerve cells to communicate more effectively and improves your memory . Pulegone is an antioxidant and supports immune function by suppressing allergic and inflammation responses . It also works as an antihistamine to reduce the symptoms of allergic reactions, including nasal congestion, sneezing, or hives. Found in camphor, mint plants, and hemp, the plant terpene pulegone helped subjects fall asleep more easily . The terpene pulegone improves cognitive function and memory and helps your brain make new neural connections. Pulegone is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Breathe Terpineol Sources: Hemp, Lilacs, Pine Trees, Clary Sage, Coriander, Mandarin Orange Benefits Potential to treat cancer Fights tumors Reduce seizures Sedative Gastroprotective Aids in addiction recovery Reduces anxiety Kills fungus Kill bacteria Description Terpineol has a pleasant forest-like and floral aroma. Used as a flavoring in sweets, beverages, and condiments, you can also find terpineol in soaps, candles, perfumes, and lotions. Research shows it kills bacteria and fights fungus . For patients with epilepsy, it can reduce the frequency and intensity of seizures . As a gastroprotective , it helps protect our digestive system from acid damage. Terpineol is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Detox Sleep Relieve Calm Terpinolene Sources: Hemp, Lilac, Tea Tree, Nutmeg, Apples, Cabbage, Carrots, Conifers, Sage Benefits Sedative that helps with sleep Fights cancer Reduces inflammation Provides pain relief Repels insects Reduce anxiety and panic attacks Description Terpinolene has a woody aroma that is often accompanied by citrusy and floral tones. This fresh-tasting compound shows promise as an anti-inflammatory that can provide pain relief . It also helps reduce oxidative damage to slow signs of aging . This hemp terpene is a natural insect repellent . It reduces anxiety and treats insomnia and panic attacks . Studies show terpinolene may slow down the growth of brain cancer cells . Terpinolene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Balance Vibrant Face CBD Topical Relieve Topical Valencene Sources: Hemp, Valencia Oranges Benefits Inhibits the growth of cancer cells Fights damage to the skin due to sun exposure Reduces inflammation Relieves and controls allergic responses Improves mental alertness Description With a sweet and citrusy aroma, the terpene valencene is a highly valued flavor additive. Valencene reduces inflammation . It also can help treat allergies and lower the intensity of a reaction. Valencene shows the potential to fight damage made to the skin due to sun exposure . Valencene is included in the following Jampha CBD products: Sleep Calm The Safety of Terpenes and Essential Oils Essential oils contain terpenes mixed with other compounds. If you diffuse a rose or lavender essential oil, terpene molecules in the air create a floral aroma. Essential oils have a mix of terpenes with other concentrated plant compounds. As is the case with powerful medicine, the correct dose is beneficial, but an overdose can be harmful. This general rule is particularly true with essential oils. People tend to think, “it’s just plants,” without realizing the remarkable impact of plant molecules on the body. While terpenes are safe to eat, and some are FDA-approved as food additives, a few can be toxic in high quantities. CBD is carefully crafted with a healthy level of targeted terpenes. Most essential oils are best used by diffusers and should not be consumed . Some can cause a rash on the skin or be poisonous if swallowed, so users should carefully investigate each oil before use. Some are so potent they need to be diluted to be safe to use. Popular essential oils that must be diluted include: Bay Cinnamon bark or leaf Clove bud Citronella Cumin Lemongrass Lemon verbena Oregano Thyme Not Just Plants, Plant Molecules Next time you catch the scent of fresh orange, pine, or garden flowers, take a deep breath. Those are terpenes, and they are good for you. Cannabis and the industrial hemp plant have a remarkably high concentration and variety of terpenes. Full-spectrum CBD harnesses the power of these plant molecules, individually and together, in an entourage.

To meet the day means being alert and energetic. A clear mind is better for learning, productivity, and decision-making. Many of the stimulants we commonly use to feel awake, like caffeine, can have side-effects or cause dependence. The Focus Tincture Collection combines organic CBD with plant terpenes well-known to help with mental clarity and energy. Here, we take a look at how caffeine works in our body and compare that with the research on how CBD and plant terpenes support vital energy and mental clarity. Caffeine, an Adenosine Competitor As we do physical or mental work during the day, our central nervous system releases adenosine. It builds up as the day winds onward, making us feel tired. We burn adenosine while we sleep, allowing us to wake up with energy for the day. Caffeine blocks the adenosine receptors. Caffeine actually works through several mechanisms, but a primary one is interfering with adenosine's ability to bind with receptors in your nervous system . Even if you've been active or using your brain for an extended period and a fair amount of adenosine has built up, the caffeine blocks its effect and reduces the feeling of tiredness. Caffeine is safe for consumption, and most people do not have side-effects. Doctors recommend consuming the equivalent of no more than four cups of coffee a day . Side-effects of caffeine can include sleeplessness, anxiety, nausea, dehydration, or an accelerated heart rate. CBD and Mental Alertness CBD functions differently than coffee. While coffee's full effects come on and fade within a few hours, CBD builds up in your body over time. You may feel its effects shortly after taking it, and CBD becomes more effective with consistent use. You may know CBD as a sedative rather than a stimulant. Because of its interaction with the endocannabinoid system that stretches from head to toe, CBD appears to have a biphasic effect. Specifically, people experience different results depending on the dosage they receive. According to a 2017 review, the effect of lower doses of CBD may be stimulating, and higher doses sedative . A single dose of CBD increases blood flow to the part of the brain associated with memory function , according to recent research at University College London. Scientists found 600 mg of CBD increased blood flow to brain regions involved in processing memory, particularly the hippocampus. Early studies in CBD discovered that CBD can promote wakefulness , though the precise dosage and methods require additional research. Anxiety and stress are exhausting. Another way CBD may reduce fatigue is by alleviating stress and anxiety . Studies using hair analysis in regular cannabis users found more significant CBD concentrations to be associated with better cognitive performance – especially memory – fewer psychotic symptoms and increased gray matter in the hippocampus. Our Focus Formula's Synergy-Enhanced Terpenes Terpenes have their own host of benefits for cognitive function. Each of the plant terpenes in our Focus SETI formulas, with or without CBD , was selected to enhance vitality and brain function. Alpha & Beta-Pinene Pinene offers several benefits to the brain and nervous system. It is often said to provide a concentration boost coincided with a feeling of alertness. Research shows it can enhance memory retention by inhibiting the breakdown of neurotransmitters in the brain . Alpha and beta-Pinene show potential to help treat and prevent neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases . Further brain benefits of pinene are under study. Limonene Limonene supports your vitality in several ways. It relieves anxiety and depression and fights stress allowing you to function better. It has an impressive ability to help your liver's detoxification enzymes cleanse the body of harmful chemicals and fats . A healthy liver supplies glucose to your blood to keep your energy and blood sugar levels even. Today's lifestyle can be hard work for our livers, and it appreciates all the help it can get. Limonene has other brain benefits – it reduces brain inflammation and protects it from toxicity . Beta-Caryophyllene b-Caryophyllene improves and even restores memory in preclinical trials. It is abundant in hemp and cannabis plants as well as ginger, oregano, and thyme. It is a CB2 antagonist that fights inflammation , helps reduce anxiety and depression , and accelerates cell healing . b-Caryophyllene shows promise as a neuroprotective agent with possible applications for Alzheimer's patients . alpha-Phellandrene a-Phellandrene boosts immune function and helps keep us healthy. Plants containing this terpene, like ginger, were commonly used in Chinese medicine to increase energy. Preclinical studies show a-Phellandrene may reduce pain and relieve depression . Cadinene Cadinene's woody scent is widely used in fragrances. Preliminary studies show cadinene fights inflammation . It's also may help reduce anxiety and high blood pressure . Delta 3 Carene Delta 3 Carene is an anti-inflammatory with applications for fibromyalgia, arthritis, and other painful chronic conditions . It's shown to kill candida species , which can drain our vitality if overgrown. Delta 3 Carene is also under study for its potential benefits to bone density. Researchers have seen evidence it can have a beneficial effect on bone health . Phytol Phytol's invigorating effect is said to increase mental alertness . It is under investigation as a possible alternative treatment for Alzheimer's patients for its ability to disrupt the amyloid proteins that accumulate with that disease. Phytol also acts as an antioxidant and reduces inflammation . Get Sustained Energy with Terpene-Enhanced SETI Formulas Sustained energy is not a product of poor sleep patterns, artificial stimulants, and poor self-care. The better our health and our cells' vitality, the easier it is for our organs and systems to feed us the energy we need to get through the day. Some people enjoy combining coffee and CBD. Each impacts mental clarity differently. Caffeine is a nervous system stimulant that stops us from feeling tired. On the other hand, plant terpenes are natural molecules designed to help balance and regulate your body's systems to stimulate mental clarity and support vitality on a cellular level.

People are looking for new and nonaddictive ways to treat pain. Topical CBD cream works on a targeted area because the cannabidiol compounds are absorbed through the skin. Instead of entering the bloodstream like CBD does when you take it orally, topical CBD connects with nearby cannabinoid receptors through the skin pores. Our Relieve Topical formula combines CBD, plant terpenes, essential oils, and whole-food emulsifiers to create a smooth and natural pain-relieving formula. In this close-up, we examine the science behind our ingredients. The Pain-Relieving Properties of CBD CBD provides pain relief through several biological processes in the body. Rather than simply blocking the pain signal like some medications, CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) to help the body restore balance and improve function. The ECS regulates and modulates the immune response, communication between cells, metabolism, memory, mood, and pain perception. Preclinical trials show CBD to reduce different types of pain. In one study, CBD reduced pain from a surgical incision . In another, it reduced neuropathic pain and inflammation associated with sciatica . CBD has neuroprotective properties, which means it can help protect and regenerate your nervous system. Preclinical studies show CBD may decrease inflammation and prevent neurodegeneration. CBD i s the first active ingredient in our Relieve Topical formula. It is assisted by an entourage of plant terpenes. Assisted by Plant Terpenes Like the CBD molecule, plant terpenes are specialized molecules able to interact with our ECS and other biological systems. The six terpenes in our Relieve Topical are alpha and beta-pinene, beta-caryophyllene, terpinolene, limonene, and myrcene. Alpha and beta-pinene exhibit anti-inflammatory activity and reduce pain in preclinical studies. Initial studies on beta-caryophyllene show it fights inflammation and accelerates cell healing . Limonene acts as a natural insecticide , antiviral , and kills bacteria . It also enhances mood and well-being, has a sedative effe ct and stress-fighting properties . Myrcene is a well-loved terpene in the world of cannabis research. It works as an analgesic to reduce bodily discomfort and pain and as a sedative . Myrcene also helps your muscles relax . Terpinolene shows promise as an anti-inflammatory and to provide pain relief . It also reduces anxiety and is under research as a way to treat insomnia and panic attacks . All plants create terpenes to attract pollinators, repel pests, repair cells, and other essential functions, but hemp has one of the highest concentrations of any plant. When you breathe in the natural scent of lavender or citrus, for example, you are inhaling beneficial terpene molecules. Pinene smells like pine needs, and limonene has a citrusy aroma. Terpinolene's scent is more intricate than most, including piney, floral, and herbaceous notes. Supported by 10 Essential Oils For complete plant medicine , our Relieve Topical includes ten essential oils: geranium, chamomile, lavender, peppermint, comfrey, eucalyptus, rosemary, tea tree, ylang-ylang, and frankincense. Geranium applied topically on the skin, geranium oil kills bacteria and reduces inflammation . One study found it to relieve nerve pain . German Chamomile reduces swelling and promotes relaxation . In a preclinical study, German chamomile relieved both the symptoms and underlying allergic markers for eczema . Lavender is one of the most popular aromatherapy scents, lavender, is celebrated for its ability to soothe and relax. A clinical study found that lavender reduced pain and eased muscle tension when combined with other pain treatments . Peppermint contains menthol to cool sore, achy muscles. It also reduces the perception of pain and fights inflammation. Comfrey gets conventional researchers' attention, several randomized clinical trials support the usefulness of topically-applied comfrey to treat pain, inflammation of muscles and joints, and sprains . Eucalyptus has a soothing, cooling effect on muscles and eases pain and inflammation . Rosemary is not only great on chicken and potatoes! The essential oil is noted for its pain-relieving and anti-inflammation properties . Tea Tree oil reduces inflammation, kills bacteria, and soothes redness and swelling . Ylang-Ylang studies demonstrate ylang-ylang's capacity to kill bacteria and fungus and help wounds heal. It also may have soothing, sedative properties. Some people use it on their scalps to promote hair growth. Frankincense alleviates pain and swelling and invigorates blood flow in the area . Delivered with Healing Emulsifiers Our Relieve Topical is completed with whole-food emulsifiers, including vitamin E, coconut oil, and rose damascene water. Vitamin E nourishes your skin and protects it from free radicals . Rose Damascena water boasts antibacterial, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties. When applied to your skin, coconut oil fights inflammation, keeps skin moisturized, and promotes wound healing . Concentrated Plant Medicine In Tibet, the word 'jampha' means 'loving kindness.' At Jampha, we strive to create products that bring relief, healing, and vitality to people's lives. Our Relieve Topical builds on the molecular power of CBD with a supporting entourage of Synergy Enhanced Terpene Infusions and Essential oils. Learn more about the terpenes and botanicals in Jampha's products in our Terpene Library and Botanical Library .

The human body has five vital organs that are essential for survival. Your brain, heart, kidneys, liver, and lungs work together ceaselessly to process and deliver nutrients and remove toxins. Since they interact so directly with the human endocannabinoid system , the terpenes and cannabinoids in CBD extract can support and heal organs like your liver and kidneys. The Liver: Organ of 500 Functions Anything you eat or consume gets filtered by your liver. Your largest solid organ, it weighs about three pounds and is located in the front near your lower ribs on the right side. With two connected lobes, your liver manages 500 functions and is the only organ that can regenerate. Here are a few of the things your liver does for you every day: Metabolizes carbohydrates, protein, and fat Manages blood sugar levels Processes and stores nutrients Breaks down medications and removes toxic substances Fights infection by eliminating bacteria from the bloodstream Produces essential blood clotting proteins with vitamin K In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the liver manages the smooth flow of vital life force (Qi), emotions , and blood flow. The earlier you catch liver disease, the easier it is to reverse. Signs of liver damage include fluid retention and swelling in the abdomen and legs, yellowish tint on skin or whites of the eyes, or blood in the stool. Cannabinoids and Hemp Terpenes for the Liver Research into these potent plant compounds is at its very beginning, but there are already powerful indications that terpenes and cannabinoids protect, detox, and heal the liver. However, since CBD is ingested, and the liver metabolizes it, people with existing liver damage should consult their doctor before consuming. CBD is a rich source of natural cannabinoids. Since cannabinoids modulate the metabolism of fats and carbohydrates as well as inflammatory processes, they support some of the liver's most important functions . Full-spectrum CBD oil with natural cannabinoids and terpenes improved both brain and liver function in a study done with mice. Hepatitis is an inflammatory disease of the liver and studies show a number of terpenes fight it . Geraniol and α-bisabolol inhibited the growth of HepG2 cells. Lycopene suppressed both Hep-1 and Hep3b cells. The terpene citronellal is showing promise for liver cancer diagnosis and therapy . The Kidneys: Masters of Filtration Kidneys filter blood before passing it back through the heart. They are two bean-shaped organs, one located on each side of your lower back. Kidneys are in charge of processes such as: Maintaining the body's overall fluid balance Manufacturing hormones that help produce red blood cells, support bone health, and control blood pressure Regulating and filtering minerals like sodium, calcium, phosphorus, and potassium from the blood Filtering waste materials to be removed through urine Kidneys support the normal function of nerves, muscles, and other tissues. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the kidneys are the powerhouse of the body. Healthy and balanced kidneys supply energy to any depleted organ . According to that tradition, chronic anxiety drains the kidney. Kidney disease happens when they cannot clean the body the way they should. Signs of damage to your kidneys include insomnia, dry or itchy skin, foamy urine, persistent eye puffiness, and swollen feet and ankles. Cannabinoids and Hemp Terpenes for the Kidneys Both terpenes and cannabinoids activate the endocannabinoid system, an essential partner to the kidneys to monitor and maintain homeostasis. One set of studies found the terpene β-caryophyllene to protect against bladder and kidney dysfunction . The cannabinoids and terpenes in full-spectrum CBD oil also reduce the pain associated with kidney disease , lower inflammation, and protect the organs from oxidative damage . One common kidney complaint is stones or small pebbles in the urethra. They cause pain during urination and can be challenging to clear. A combination of natural terpenes helped patients clear stones more effectively . Anyone with active kidney disease should consult a doctor before adding CBD to their treatment. Plant Compounds Are Real Medicine Mathematicians and physicists still don't have a comprehensive explanation for gravity, but it works for you every day. When you close your eyes at night, gravity keeps you safely in bed. Plant medicine is similar. Science understands parts of it. Fortunately, it works whether we know how or not. Remarkable discoveries continue. For example, Israeli and Canadian research teams found the CBD oil with terpenes could help ease COVID-19 symptoms and block the virus from getting into the body . Full-spectrum CBD oil delivers the concentrated, non-psychoactive, power of helpful plant molecules. At Jampha, each of our seven unique formulas is customized with targeted terpenes and cannabinoids. Each Synergy Enhanced Terpene Infusion by Jampha has been carefully and masterfully infused to offer the highest expression of plant medicine.

Terpenes and essential oils can seem like the same thing at first glance. After all, they are both derived from plants, are aromatic, and are known for various health benefits. However, these apparent similarities lead to the misconception that terpenes and essential oils are the same things. They are actually quite different. Essential Oils Include Plant Terpenes Essential oils are volatile compounds acquired by distilling or cold pressing plants. They require a large amount of raw material and are usually named after the plant used. For example, rose essential oil is made from roses. They are commonly used to scent a room with a diffuser or diluted and applied to the skin. Essential oils contain plant terpenes, like linalool in lavender or limonene in lemon, but the terpenes are combined with several other compounds. Essential oils can be toxic if misused. They are not safe to consume orally except possibly short-term and under the careful guidance of a trained professional . Terpenes are Used to Flavor Food, Cosmetics, and Cleaning Supplies Terpenes are food-grade organic compounds. They are building blocks of scent and flavor and abundant in fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices. If you eat a mango or fresh rosemary, for example, you've consumed terpenes. Isolated plant terpenes are widely used as flavor and aroma in the food and cosmetic industries . It requires much less raw material to extract terpenes than to create essential oils. Terpenes do not contain anything aside from… terpenes. The History of Terpenes Plants and essential oils have a long history of being used by doctors around the world. Camphor, ginger, and turmeric are examples of plants used in medicine by different cultures for centuries. Terpenes were first identified by a German chemist named Otto Wallach in the 17 th century. He recognized that terpenes were composed of two or more carbon units. As science evolved, so did the extraction process. Today, over 200 terpenes have been identified. While most plants have terpenes, hemp and cannabis have unusually high concentrations of them. Scientists now understand that many of the benefits we historically experience from plant medicine are due to the action of the plant's terpenes. A Few Common Terpenes and Their Benefits To see research on all the plant terpenes in our Jampha CBD products, visit our Glossary of Terpenes . Here are the benefits of a few of the terpenes we use. Alpha-Bisabolol Studies on a-bisabolol reveal its skincare benefits , including anti-oxidant, anti-aging, and wound healing properties. It has also been shown to reduce inflammation , fight infection , and work as a mentally calming sedative . Preclinical studies with a-bisabolol show it slowed tumor growth and encouraged cell death of damaged cells in pancreatic cancer and on leukemia cells . Alpha Bisabolol is included in the following Jampha products Balance Detox Relieve Calm Alpha and Beta-Pinene As its name suggests, pinene is the terpene responsible for the fresh, piney scent of pine needles and many cleaning products. It also has health benefits. Best known for its bronchial benefits, pinene also improves airflow to the lungs, provides asthma relief for some patients, and can reduce allergy symptoms like a runny nose or itchy eyes. Several studies demonstrate that pinene kills bacteria, reduces inflammation , and can inhibit cancer and leukemia cells . It also can reduce antibiotic resistance . These remarkable terpenes also may help treat and prevent neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases . Pinene is included in the following Jampha products Focus Balance Detox Relieve Breathe Sleep Citral Citral adds a citrusy scent to beauty products, perfumes, and suntan lotions. It adds aroma and flavor to desserts and soft drinks. Citral works as a sedative with anxiety-relieving properties . Other studies show citral reduces inflammation and can help manage immune-inflammatory conditions , including some forms of dementia. In support of digestion, research indicates citral relieves diarrhea and improves metabolic rates and glucose management . Citral suppresses gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria . It also fights fungus, including candida . Like CBD and many plant terpenes, studies show that citral fights cancer. In one study, citral reduced the weight and size of breast cancer tumors . Citral is included in the following Jampha products: Detox Breathe Sleep Calm Limonene/D-Limonene Limonene is commonly present in the t erpene profiles of many marijuana strains like Sour Diesel and OG Kush. Studies into limonene show it is an effective sedative that can reduce anxiety and depression . It reduces brain inflammation and protects the brain against toxicity . Multiple studies also show d-limonene supports the lymphatic system and helps regulate immune function . In research on colon cancer, d-limonene helps the immune system target and eliminate cancer cells . It increased the survival of lymphoma-bearing mice. Limonene works as a natural insecticide and kills viruses and bacteria . After a heart attack, studies show limonene helps protect and repair cardiovascular tissue . For patients with chronic liver disease, it alleviates insulin resistance . Limonene also helps heal the stomach's mucus lining and may act similarly in the lungs. Limonene is included in the following Jampha products: Focus Detox Relieve Breathe Myrcene Myrcene works as a muscle relaxant and sedative with an application to treat sleep disorders like insomnia . It is an effective analgesic that reduces pain and inflammation . In a study on breast cancer, myrcene inhibited cancer's ability to grow and assisted with cell death . Myrcene operates as a neuroprotective , reducing oxidative damage and slowing cell death in the brain. In traditional Brazilian medicine, it's been used for treating diabetes , diarrhea, and hypertension. Myrcene is included in the following Jampha products: Relieve Sleep Calm Terpenes are Essential to Plant Medicine Essential oils contain terpenes, but the two are not the same thing. Terpenes are isolated plant compounds used to flavor foods and add a natural scent to cosmetics and household products. They are in the fruits and vegetables you eat and the spices and herbs you add to your favorite recipes. In recent decades, isolated plant terpenes have gained recognition for a myriad of health benefits. As with CBD, the research into their potential has just begun. At Jampha, we start with organic hemp grown in the United States. Then, we enhance each of our infusions and topicals with specific plant terpenes to make our full-spectrum CBD products more effective.

Sometimes associated with eating a limited diet or using a special drink, elimination and detox are normal physical processes that need to happen all the time. Our bodies take in nutrients and eliminate waste; the more efficiently, the better. The Five Detoxifying Organs A healthy human body uses five organs to eliminate and detox. They are the: Liver Lungs Kidneys Colon Skin The lymphatic system, which is part of the immune system, is also integral to maintaining a healthy internal balance. Minimize the Toxic Burden Medical professionals say the best way to detox is by eating a consistently healthy diet and getting regular exercise. If we don't make excessive demands on our organs with lots of fatty foods, a sedentary lifestyle, and other 'bad' habits, our bodies can manage the elimination process. The reality is that most of us do put a strain on our organs, some more than others. When the organs cannot keep up with our demands on them, toxins build up. Our exposure to environmental toxins exceeds any other time in history, and taking extra measures to support our detoxifying organs' healthy function allows us to balance that exposure . 14 Plant Terpenes to Fight Toxins and Support Your Organs Jampha Detox is a unique formulation to assist the body as it purges unwanted toxins, chemicals, and substances – including heavy drugs. We use a long list of plant terpenes in this formula. Plants use terpenes to keep out unwanted toxins, and they activate our endocannabinoid system, which stretches from head to toe and maintains our body's homeostasis. Terpenes have a vast array of fragrances, flavors, and effects. Here we'll look at the 14 Synergy Enhanced Terpenes in our Detox Infusion Collection . Alpha-Bisabolol Your skin is an essential organ of elimination, and excessive toxins can come out in rashes, acne, or other skin irritations. A-bisabolol is a frequent ingredient in personal care products due to its remarkable skin care benefits . Studies on a-bisabolol have noted its antioxidant, anti-aging, and wound healing properties. A-bisabolol also works to reduce inflammation , kill cancer cell s, and fight infection , supporting your lymphatic system in its detoxifying work for the immune system. Valencene Valencene is widely used for its bright, citrusy scent, but it also helps your body detox and stays healthy. First, valencene reduces inflammation and relieves the symptoms of an allergic reaction . Second, this natural terpene inhibits cancer cells' growth, including for colon cancer in this study . Finally, valencene has healing benefits for your skin , which is one of your five essential detoxifying organs. Alpha & Beta Pinene Alpha and beta-pinene each support your immune system function in multiple ways. They fight infection, reduce inflammation , and can inhibit cancer and leukemia cells . These remarkable, pine-scented terpenes also show potential in the treatment of neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases . Specifically, pinene helps balance the oxidant and antioxidant levels in your nervous system. Eucalyptol Perhaps because it's been more thoroughly investigated than many terpenes, the list of eucalyptol's benefits is stunning. Related to detoxification, studies show eucalyptol works as an antioxidant and provides relief from inflammation-causing pain . It has antibacterial and antifungal properties , which help your body resist and eliminate toxins and invaders. Eucalyptol shows promise to treat respiratory diseases and pancreatitis . Additional studies reveal how it can help repair colon damage, support cardiovascular health, and slow down neurodegenerative diseases . D-Limonene D-limonene is another well-studied terpene with a spectacular list of benefits. Related to organ health and detoxification, d-limonene alleviates insulin resistance for patients with chronic liver disease. It is a natural antiviral and antimicrobial , which means it supports your immune system and kills bacterial and viral invaders. In studies on colon cancer, d-limonene effectively fought cancer cells . Specifically, it induced autophagy or signaled the immune system to target and eliminate those cells. Multiple studies also show d-limonene supports the lymphatic system and helps regulate immune function . Our mood influences our well-being, and d-limonene reduces anxiety , depression and works to reduce stress . Delta 3 Carene In addition to cannabis and hemp plants, the delta 3 carene terpene is found in aromatic plants like rosemary, cedar, and pine. It supports your respiratory system and can work as an expectorant to reduce mucus from the lungs . It's also shown to kill gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria and candida species . Candida is a yeast-by product in the digestive system that builds up when the bacterial balance in your stomach and intestines is thrown off by excessive and prolonged use of antibiotics, sugar, or alcohol. Probiotics are the gut bacteria that tend to be easily killed off and need to be replaced, which is why some doctors recommend eating yogurt after taking antibiotics. Beta-Caryophyllene Spicy-scented b-caryophyllene is another powerhouse terpene. Studies show it fights inflammation , including colon , and may be useful to combat inflammatory bowel disease. A medical indicator of chronic or systemic inflammation is called 'the tumor necrosis factor,' and b-caryophyllene reduces that . It also accelerates cell healing . B-caryophyllene not only reduces the symptoms of anxiety and depression but also contributes to changes in behavior. A rare terpene that directly activates the CB2 endocannabinoid receptor, it produces multiple behavioral changes relevant to anxiety and depression . Citral Citral supports your five detoxifying organs by improving metabolic rates and helping to manage blood sugar . Initial studies show potential as an anti-cancer agent. It also works as an anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial to support your body's natural elimination processes. Linalool Linalool is not just a potent anti-inflammatory; it can help the immune system heal and repair after illness or disease. It is also part of the entourage of cancer-fighting terpenes in this Detox Tincture Collection. Linalool also works to reduce anxiety , relieve stress , and ease depression – all that support optimal immune function. Eugenol Eugenol lowers serum cholesterol levels and supports healthy liver activity. Your liver is a major detoxifying organ with over 500 functions inside your body. Eugenol also protects the kidneys and helps them recover after injury. It works as an antibacterial, antifungal , anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant . It supports the immune system to defend against and remove unwanted bacteria, viruses, and free radical molecules. Geraniol Geraniol has a light floral scent similar to roses but brings significant health benefits. Studies show it protects your liver and may assist in its regeneration. It also supports optimal kidney function . It also has anti-tumor properties. Geraniol can work as an antiviral , antifungal , antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory . Terpineol Terpineol also supports the hard-working liver. In liver cancer patients, it inhibits tumor growth and encourages healing. It also helps protect our important digestive system from acid damage. To facilitate detox, terpineol kills bacteria and fights fungus . Alpha-Phellandrene To round out our 14 power-packed terpenes in our Detox Tincture Collection , we have a-phellandrene, which has been used in Chinese medicine for hundreds of years. Studies on a-phellandrene show it boosts immune function and fights against cancer, including against breast and prostate cancer cells . It kills fungus by disrupting the fungal cell membrane's integrity , making it easy for your body to cleanse and be rid of it. Detox with Concentrated Plant Power At Jampha, we extract and produce our certified organic hemp CBD products in-house. Our unique full-service terpene formulation lab uses more than 100 organic essential oils and terpenes. Learn more about the isolated properties of Terpenes at our Terpene Library Jampha products integrate advanced plant knowledge as taught by the Medicine Buddha and the Sowa Rigpa Tibetan Spiritual System for Healing mind, body and spirit. Maitreya Loving-Kindness

There are a few things that most people know about Hemp. One is that Hemp has certain medicinal effects which is the primary reason why medical Hemp is legal in a variety of states. Another commonly known fact is that Hemp contains both CBD and the psychoactive component known as THC. Jampha uses hemp for its products offering CBD and its medicinal effects. Industrial Hemp contains many other cannabinoids besides just CBD and no more than 0.3 percent THC. Hemp contains some 200 terpenes and 100 cannabinoids. Additionally, full spectrum cannabinoids contain fatty acids, proteins and vitamins. Plus hundreds of other chemical compounds. Some Hemp Extracts Are Better Than Others: Some hemp extracts are superior to others. If two companies both make CBD oil, that doesn't mean that the CBD oil from each company is equal in either quality or effectiveness. Simply put, not all hemp extracts are created equal. Quite a few variables are relevant when a company manufactures CBD extracts. The company's purification process, the parameters of the extraction method, the extraction method itself, and the genetics of the hemp plants all play a part in determining the quality of CBD extracts. Entourage Effect 101: Simply put, the Entourage Effect describes how multiple compounds, listed above, work together in a synergistic way rather than working alone, which then enhances the effects of cannabinoids. You can think of it like two sports teams; one relies upon one player doing everything while the other has everyone contributing in specific roles. Naturally, you would expect the team with everyone contributing to win. What Does Research Say About the Entourage Effect? The idea of the Entourage Effect first began in 1998. Professors Shimon Ben-Shabat and Raphael Mechoulam discovered that the endocannabinoid system displayed an entourage effect upon noticing that the plant compounds increased our receptors' activity significantly. These receptors are crucial in a variety of body functions, like sleep cycles, communication between cells, memory, and many others. A 2001 paper by Ethan Russo and John McPartland, two well-respected researchers, describes that terpenes enhance cannabinoids' effects. The paper also states that terpenes interacting with cannabinoids makes a notable difference in the effects of those cannabinoids. How Does The Entourage Effect Improve CBD Oil? Simply put, the Entourage Effect improves CBD oil in that it enhances the effects of the cannabinoids found in CBD oil. This is clear when you compare a CBD product that has fewer compounds to one that includes terpenes and cannabinoids. It is even more clear when you compare a CBD product that only includes pure CBD, to a CBD product with a variety of compounds. In any case, the Entourage Effect is a notable example of the benefits of synergistic cooperation between compounds. Explore Jampha's Terpene Library and learn what our research has uncovered about the powerful healing potentials of Terpenes.

Valencene, a naturally occurring sesquiterpene, has been investigated for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of valencene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Terpinolene, a naturally occurring monoterpene found in various plants, has attracted interest due to its potential therapeutic properties. This monograph reviews the current scientific literature on the healing properties of terpinolene, focusing on its potential applications in pain relief, anti-inflammation, antioxidant activity, antimicrobial properties, and anxiolytic effects. The possible side effects and limitations of terpinolene and directions for future research are also discussed.

γ-Terpinene, a naturally occurring monoterpene, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of γ-terpinene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Cadinene, a naturally occurring sesquiterpene, has demonstrated diverse biological activities in various studies. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of cadinene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Camphene, a naturally occurring bicyclic monoterpene, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of camphene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Camphor, a naturally occurring terpenoid, has been used in traditional medicine for centuries due to its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of camphor, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Citral, a naturally occurring acyclic monoterpene aldehyde, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of citral, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

d-Limonene, a naturally occurring monoterpene, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of d-limonene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Eucalyptol, also known as 1,8-cineole, is a naturally occurring monoterpene oxide recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of eucalyptol, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Eugenol, a phenylpropene compound found primarily in clove oil, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of eugenol, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Geraniol, a naturally occurring monoterpene alcohol, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of geraniol, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Humulene, a naturally occurring sesquiterpene, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of humulene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Linalool, a naturally occurring monoterpene alcohol, has been recognized for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of linalool, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Myrcene is a prominent monoterpene found in various plants, including cannabis, hops, and lemongrass, with a growing body of research supporting its therapeutic potential. This monograph reviews the current scientific literature on the healing properties of myrcene, focusing on its potential applications in pain relief, anti-inflammation, anxiety reduction, and sleep improvement. The possible side effects and limitations of myrcene are also discussed, as well as directions for future research.

Ocimene, a naturally occurring monoterpene, has gained attention for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of ocimene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Para-cymene, a naturally occurring monoterpene in various plants, has attracted interest due to its potential therapeutic properties. This monograph reviews the current scientific literature on the healing properties of para-cymene, focusing on its potential applications in pain relief, anti-inflammation, antioxidant activity, antimicrobial properties, and neuroprotection. Para-cymene's possible side effects and limitations and directions for future research are also discussed.

Phytol, a naturally occurring diterpene alcohol, has gained attention for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of phytol, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Pulegone, a naturally occurring monoterpene in various plants, has drawn attention to its potential therapeutic properties. This monograph reviews the current scientific literature on the healing properties of pulegone, focusing on its potential applications in pain relief, anti-inflammation, antioxidant activity, antimicrobial properties, and cognitive enhancement. The possible side effects and limitations of pulegone and directions for future research are also discussed.

Sabinene, a naturally occurring bicyclic monoterpene, has gained attention for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of sabinene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

trans-Nerolidol, a naturally occurring sesquiterpene alcohol, has attracted attention for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of trans-nerolidol, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Δ3-Carene, a bicyclic monoterpene, has been recognized for its potential pharmacological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of Δ3-carene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

α-Phellandrene, a naturally occurring monoterpene, has attracted attention recently due to its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies on the healing potential of α-phellandrene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

Terpineol, a naturally occurring monoterpenoid alcohol, has gained attention for its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of terpineol, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

β-Caryophyllene, a naturally occurring sesquiterpene, has attracted considerable attention in recent years due to its diverse biological activities. This monograph aims to provide a comprehensive review of scientific studies related to the healing potential of β-caryophyllene, covering its sources, chemical properties, pharmacological activities, and therapeutic potential in various disorders.

What are Terpenes? Terpenes are a class of organic compounds commonly found in plants, including herbs, spices, and fruits. They are responsible for many plants’ distinctive aromas and flavors and are widely used in food, cosmetics, and fragrance products. Terpenes have a long history of use in traditional medicine. The first recorded use of terpenes in medicine can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where they were used in perfumes, cosmetics, and medicinal ointments. The ancient Greeks and Romans also used terpenes for medicinal purposes. Modern Research of Terpenes- Modern research into terpenes began in the 19th century with the isolation and identification of individual compounds. Today, terpenes are the subject of extensive scientific research, with discoveries about their potential health benefits being made all the time. One area of research that has garnered particular interest is the potential of terpenes to interact with gene expression and DNA. Some studies have suggested that terpenes may be able to modulate gene expression, potentially influencing cellular processes such as cell proliferation and differentiation. Additionally, some terpenes have been found to have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anticancer properties, which may be related to their ability to influence gene expression. Several mechanisms have been proposed for how terpenes interact with gene expression and DNA. One proposed mechanism is that terpenes may interact with specific receptors on the surface of cells, triggering signaling pathways that lead to changes in gene expression. Another mechanism is that terpenes can bind to DNA and influence transcriptional activity directly. Health Benefits- While more research is needed to fully understand the potential of terpenes as therapeutic agents, there is growing evidence to suggest that terpenes have a wide range of potential health benefits and may have the potential to replace or complement certain Western pharmaceutical medicines. Terpenes have been found to have anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antimicrobial, and anticancer properties, among others, making them potential candidates for treating a wide range of conditions. Additionally, terpenes are generally considered safe and have relatively few known side effects, which makes them an attractive alternative to some pharmaceutical medications that may have more significant risks. However, it's important to note that terpenes are not a one-size-fits-all solution. Their effectiveness and safety will vary depending on the specific terpene, dosage, and individual patient factors. Furthermore, some medical conditions require more aggressive treatments than others, and in some cases, pharmaceutical medications may be necessary to manage symptoms or treat underlying causes of illness. While terpenes have great potential as therapeutic agents, they should be considered part of a holistic treatment approach that considers individual patient needs, the nature and severity of the medical condition, and other factors. As research into terpenes continues, we will likely better understand their potential as broad-spectrum healing agents and how they can be most effectively used to benefit human health. Are Terpenes Safe to use with Pharmaceuticals- Terpenes are generally considered safe when consumed in moderate amounts as part of a healthy diet or when used topically or in aromatherapy. However, as with any substance, there is the potential for adverse effects if consumed in excessive amounts or combined with other substances. Regarding interactions with pharmaceutical drugs, there is limited research on the potential interactions between terpenes and pharmaceuticals. Some terpenes have been found to interact with certain liver enzymes responsible for metabolizing pharmaceutical drugs, which could affect how these drugs are absorbed or metabolized in the body. This could lead to unexpected side effects or increased effectiveness of the medication. Additionally, some terpenes may have blood-thinning properties, which could increase the risk of bleeding when combined with certain medications such as blood thinners or anti-platelet drugs. While there is limited research on the potential interactions between terpenes and pharmaceuticals, it is wise to consult with a healthcare professional before using terpenes in conjunction with any medications, especially if you have any pre-existing medical conditions or are taking any medicines with potential known interactions. Terpenes are Generally Recognized as Safe - FDA 'GRAS' It's also worth noting that some terpenes, such as limonene and pinene, are commonly found in many foods and beverages. They are generally recognized as safe by regulatory agencies such as the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). However, more research is needed to understand the safety and potential interactions of individual terpenes fully. Potential Health Benefits of Terpenes- Terpenes have been found to have a wide range of potential health benefits, including: Anti-inflammatory properties: Many terpenes, such as beta-caryophyllene, limonene, and alpha-pinene, have been found to have anti-inflammatory properties, which may help treat conditions such as arthritis and other inflammatory diseases. Pain relief: Terpenes such as beta-caryophyllene and myrcene have been found to have analgesic properties, which may help treat the pain associated with conditions such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, and neuropathic pain. Anti-cancer properties: Several terpenes, such as limonene and beta-caryophyllene, have been found to have anti-cancer properties, which may help treat various types of cancer. Anti-anxiety and anti-depressant properties: Some terpenes, such as limonene and linalool, have been found to have anti-anxiety and anti-depressant properties, which may help treat anxiety and depression. Anti-microbial properties: Terpenes such as terpinolene and eucalyptol have been found to have anti-microbial properties, which may help treat infections caused by bacteria and fungi. Neuroprotective properties: Terpenes such as alpha-pinene and beta-caryophyllene have been found to have There are several logical paths for research into the medicinal properties and healing potential of terpenes. Here are some of the most promising areas of research: Preclinical studies: Preclinical studies involve laboratory and animal studies to test the safety and efficacy of terpenes for various medical conditions. This can help identify promising terpenes for further study in clinical trials. Clinical trials: Clinical trials are essential for determining the safety and efficacy of terpenes in humans. Randomized controlled trials are the gold standard for evaluating the safety and effectiveness of new therapies and can provide valuable data on the potential uses of terpenes in medicine. Mechanistic studies explore the underlying biological mechanisms by which terpenes produce their therapeutic effects. This can help identify specific molecular targets that terpenes can interact with and inform the development of more targeted therapies. Formulation and delivery: Formulation and delivery studies involve exploring different ways to deliver terpenes to the body, such as through oral, topical, or inhaled routes. This can help optimize the delivery of terpenes and increase their efficacy. Combination therapy: Combination therapy involves combining terpenes with other therapies, such as pharmaceutical drugs or other natural products, to determine whether they can enhance the effectiveness of existing treatments or reduce side effects. These are just some of the known benefits of terpenes, and research into their potential medical applications is ongoing. While more research is needed to understand the mechanisms underlying these benefits fully, terpenes hold great promise as potential therapeutic agents for many conditions. The Path Forward for Research- Several logical paths exist to research the medicinal properties and healing potential of Terpenes. Here are some of the most promising areas of research: Preclinical studies: Preclinical studies involve laboratory and animal studies to test the safety and efficacy of terpenes for various medical conditions. This can help identify promising terpenes for further study in clinical trials. Clinical trials: Clinical trials are essential for determining the safety and efficacy of terpenes in humans. Randomized controlled trials are the gold standard for evaluating the safety and effectiveness of new therapies and can provide valuable data on the potential uses of terpenes in medicine. Mechanistic studies explore the underlying biological mechanisms by which terpenes produce their therapeutic effects. This can help identify specific molecular targets that terpenes can interact with and inform the development of more targeted therapies. Formulation and delivery: Formulation and delivery studies involve exploring different ways to deliver terpenes to the body, such as through oral, topical, or inhaled routes. This can help optimize the delivery of terpenes and increase their efficacy. Combination therapy: Combination therapy involves combining terpenes with other therapies, such as pharmaceutical drugs or other natural products, to determine whether they can enhance the effectiveness of existing treatments or reduce side effects.  Overall, a multidisciplinary approach combining preclinical, clinical, and mechanistic studies and exploring different formulation and delivery methods is likely the most logical path for research into the medicinal properties and healing potential of terpenes. By using this approach, researchers can identify promising terpenes for further study, optimize their delivery to the body, and better understand the mechanisms by which they produce their therapeutic effects.

Terpenes are organic compounds that are found in many plants, and they play a crucial role in the plant’s growth and survival. They are responsible for plants’ unique flavors and aromas and are often used in perfumes, cosmetics, and food flavorings. In addition to their sensory qualities, terpenes have also been found to have various health benefits. They possess anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antioxidant properties, among others, and are being studied for their potential therapeutic applications. Tibetan Buddhist Healing Science, Sowa Rigpa has understood these healing properties and they have been used for centuries to treat various ailments and diseases. Modern science is now beginning to explore the full potential of terpenes, and there is growing interest in using them for medicinal purposes. By understanding how different terpenes interact with the human body and with each other, researchers hope to develop new treatments that are both safe and effective. Moreover, because terpenes play a vital role in balancing ecosystems, they may be key to finding natural solutions to the many health challenges we face today. By studying how different terpenes interact with each other and with other components of the natural world, we are able to develop new ways to support and empower specific healing trajectories for different ailments and diseases. In summary, terpenes are essential to many plants and hold great potential for medicinal purposes. As we continue to explore the healing benefits of terpenes, we are discovering new ways to use these natural compounds to support our health and well-being while promoting our planet’s health Many terpenes have been researched for their potential medicinal properties, but here are 20 of the most researched terpenes and some of their findings: Alpha-Pinene: Found in pine trees and other conifers, alpha-pinene has been found to have anti-inflammatory, a bronchodilator, and antimicrobial properties. Beta-Caryophyllene: Found in black pepper, cloves, and other spices, beta-caryophyllene has been found to have anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Beta-Myrcene: Found in hops, mangoes, and other plants, beta-myrcene has been found to have sedative, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory properties. Camphene: Camphene has been found to have anti fungal and antimicrobial properties in camphor trees and other plants. Delta-3-Carene: Found in rosemary, cedar, and other plants, delta-3-carene has been found to have anti-inflammatory and bone-strengthening properties. Eucalyptol: Found in eucalyptus trees and other plants, eucalyptol has been found to have anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and analgesic properties. Geraniol: Found in roses and other plants, geraniol has been found to have anti-inflammatory and anti-tumor properties. Humulene: Found in hops, ginger, and other plants, humulene has been found to have anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Linalool: Found in lavender, coriander, and other plants, linalool has been found to have sedative, anxiolytic, and anti-inflammatory properties. Limonene: Found in citrus fruits, limonene has been found to have anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, and antiviral properties. Menthol: Found in mint plants, menthol has been found to have analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. Nerolidol: Found in jasmine and other plants, nerolidol has been found to have anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, and antifungal properties. Ocimene: Found in basil and other plants, ocimene has been found to have antifungal, antimicrobial, and insecticidal properties. Phellandrene: Phellandrene has been found to have antifungal and antimicrobial properties in eucalyptus and other plants. Pulegone: Pulegone has been found to have analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties in mint plants. Terpinene: Found in pine trees and other plants, terpinene has been found to have antimicrobial and insecticidal properties. Terpineol: Found in lilacs and other plants, terpineol has been found to have sedative and anticonvulsant properties. Terpinolene: Found in sage and other plants, terpinolene has been found to have anti-tumor and sedative properties. Thujone: Found in wormwood and other plants, thujone has been found to have anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, and antiviral properties. Valencene: Found in Valencia oranges and other plants, valencene has been found to have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. It's important to note that more research is needed to fully understand the potential therapeutic properties of each terpene, and how they interact with each other and with other components of the natural world. There have been several human clinical trials done with terpenes, but the research is still in the early stages, and more studies are needed to understand their potential therapeutic effects fully. Here are some examples of human clinical trials with terpenes: Beta-Caryophyllene: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology found that beta-caryophyllene reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression in mice and suggested it may have potential as an antidepressant and anxiolytic agent in humans. Linalool: A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study published in the journal Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine found that linalool had a significant sedative effect on human participants, suggesting it may have potential as a natural sleep aid. Limonene: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in the journal Phytotherapy Research found that limonene reduced symptoms of anxiety and stress in human participants, suggesting it may have potential as a natural anxiolytic agent. Myrcene: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in the journal Phytotherapy Research found that myrcene had a significant analgesic effect in human participants, suggesting it may have potential as a natural pain reliever. Terpinolene: A study published in the journal Planta Medica found that terpinolene had antimicrobial activity against several strains of bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant strains. While this study was not done on humans, it suggests that terpinolene may have potential as a natural antibiotic. It's important to note that more research is needed to understand the potential therapeutic effects of terpenes fully, and the studies listed here are just a few examples of the research that has been done so far. Synergy Enhanced Terpene Infusions contain skillfully selected terpene combinations that support specific healing trajectories and different body systems and imbalances. Explore which Terpenes your body would benefit from.

If you are familiar with the world of CBD, you may have heard about the entourage effect. This is the term used to describe the synergy that takes place when all of the active compounds in the cannabis plant come together to create a powerful effect. Of course, if you want to take advantage of everything that cannabis has to offer, you need to be familiar with the entourage effect. That way, you can use it to your benefit. Even though this has become a buzzword, dozens of cannabinoids and countless terpenes are responsible for not only the entourage effects but also your entire experience. Cannabinoids and Terpenes: Cannabinoids are substances that bind to the cannabinoid receptors throughout the body. Terpenes are responsible for not only the scent of the plant but also your experience. Countless cannabinoids and terpenes come together to produce the entourage effect. Even though many people are focused on the differences between THC and CBD, there are countless other compounds that are responsible for your experience. Of course, you should always read the ingredient list on your CBD products, but you also need to understand how compounds other than THC and CBD are responsible for the entourage effect. An Overview of the Entourage Effect: THC, CBD, and countless other cannabinoids and terpenes must work together for you to take full advantage of the entourage effect. This is one of the most powerful forms of energy in the cannabis world. The synergy created by these compounds can minimize the psychoactive effects of cannabis (which are responsible for getting you high) and the medicinal benefits of this plant. Even though you can separate these compounds and take them individually, they will not be as effective as they would be if you take them together. Essentially, the power of all of these cannabinoids and terpenes is greater than the power of the sum of its individual parts. That is because these compounds are far more powerful when they work together. THC Does More Than Get You High: So, why is this the case? Why do these compounds work better together than they do if you separate them? It is true that THC can get you high; however, it has different effects at different doses. For example, THC can treat anxiety in small doses; however, in larger doses, it can actually lead to significant levels of anxiety. On the other hand, studies have shown that THC can also be an effective painkiller. So, how is it possible to take THC for pain without causing any psychoactive effects? That is where the effects of CBD can be helpful. The synergy between CBD and THC can help you treat chronic pain without exposing you to psychoactive effects. Numerous Other Examples of the Entourage Effect: Because there are numerous other cannabinoids and terpenes, it is important to keep up with research on all of these compounds to truly appreciate the synergy created by the entourage effect. Learn more at Jampha's Terpene Library .

CBD has received a significant amount of attention during the past few years because of its ability to help with a wide variety of medical issues. One of the reasons why cannabis is so popular is because of the entourage effect. This is the term used to describe the power of the plant when it is taken in its entirety instead of separated into its individual parts. A lot of this effect comes from the power of terpenes.

If you are interested in the world of CBD, then you may have heard about terpenes. When people hear this word, they usually think about the compounds that are responsible for the way certain plants smell. It is true that these compounds can be directly related to the scent of a plant; however, a recent study reported that the genetic lineages of Sativa and Indica are not necessarily distinct. Instead, the differences between the two compounds boil down to terpenes. What exactly are terpenes, and what is their place in the world of CBD? They could play an important role in the experience you have when you take CBD.