Benefits and Applications of CBC, CBN, and Other Minor Cannabinoids Over 100 cannabinoids have been found in the hemp plant. THC and CBD, the two major cannabinoids, have been and continue to be widely explored, expanding our understanding of their benefits. Several recent research efforts, however, have revealed the different roles and potential of what are termed minor cannabinoids. Many CBD product makers and wholesalers are increasingly using the lesser cannabinoids CBC Wholesale and CBN Isolate Bulk, which are seeing an increase in customer demand. Let's find out what all the fuss is about!
Potential and Advantages of CBC Cannabichromene, or CBC, is one of the 'big six' cannabinoids, or the six most investigated cannabinoids of the cannabis sativa plant. CBC Wholesale has the same origins as CBD, converting from CBGA to CBCA and then to CBC after being exposed to UV light or heat. CBC, like CBD, is non-intoxicating. Because CBC does not bind well to the CB1 cannabinoid receptors in the brain, it does not induce a 'high' like THC. CBC Wholesale does, however, bind to various receptors in the body, including the vanilloid receptor 1 (TRPV1) and the transient receptor ankyrin 1. (TRPA1). Both of these receptors are associated with pain perception, and when activated by CBC Wholesale,
