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DON'T BUY DISPENSARY FLOWER UNLESS YOU KNOW THIS!!! Terpene profiles and reported effects.

When walking through the door of a dispensary do you go straight for the highest THC on the shelf or do you simply say "I need something for pain and sleep?" Terpenes are simple molecules made by plants for a variety of reasons, all of which result in a higher likelihood of the plant's survival. As humans evolved side-by-side with these plants, plants that are good to us, began to also smell good to us, and plants that were bad for us began to also smell bad. This way we were instinctually attracted to the good ones and deterred from bad ones. As this side-by-side, or co-evolution, took place, these molecules began to have a more profound aroma-therapeutic effect on our own internal signaling systems that control natural functions like mood, hunger, and sleep. Many types of plant produce terpenes, but what makes cannabis so special is it also produces cannabinoids. Cannabinoids, especially THC, basically sensitize our bodies so that the terpenes' effect has a much greater impact. This is the basis of the 'Entourage Effect', where the two type of molecules, terpenes and cannabinoids, work together to make a stronger change in us than either could on its own. Terpene Profile and reported effects: 00:00 - 00:41 Caryophyllene 00:42 - 01:08 Humulene 01:09 - 01:44 Limonene (The Lemon) 01:45 - 02:29 Linalool 02:30 - 03:09 Myrcene 03:10 - 03:52 Ocimene 03:53 - 05:00 Pinene 05:01 - 05:28 Shopping tips 05:29 - 06:26 Terpineol 06:27 - 07:31 Camphene 07:32 - 08:09 Borneol 08:10 - 09:39 Analgesic (funny moment) 09:40 - 10:14 Terpinolene 10:15 - 11:39 Valencene 11:40 - 12:23 Fenchol 12:24 - 13:40 Cymene 13:41 - 14:21 Nerolidol 14:22 - 15:27 Eucalyptol 15:28 - 16:30 Geraniol 16:31 - 17:20 Bisabolol 17:21 - 18:28 Phellandrene (The Lime) 18:29 - 19:34 Carene 19:35 - 20:27 How to shop at a dispensary