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What is CBC (cannabichromene), what does it do, and what does the research actually say about its potential effects and benefits?
In this video, Dr. Riley Kirk, PhD, breaks down the science of CBC, one of the lesser-known cannabinoids produced by the cannabis plant. We’ll look at what CBC is, how it works in the body, how it differs from cannabinoids like THC, CBD, and CBG, and what scientific research currently tells us about its potential effects.
Topics include:
- What CBC (cannabichromene) is
- How CBC differs from THC, CBD, and CBG
- How CBC interacts with the body, including TRP channels like TRPA1
- What we know about CBC and pain/inflammation
- What real-world data suggests about CBC and subjective effects
- What research has found so far
- What we still don’t know about CBC
CBC is often overshadowed by THC, CBD, and even CBG, but it has some really interesting pharmacology. At the same time, human research on CBC is still limited, so it’s important to separate what has actually been demonstrated from claims that are getting ahead of the science.
About Dr. Riley Kirk:
Dr. Riley Kirk is a cannabis research scientist, educator, and pharmacologist with a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences. She is also a daily consumer and medical cannabis patient. Her work focuses on cannabis, cannabinoids, pharmacology, and translating cannabis research into understandable information for consumers.
This video is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always discuss medical decisions and cannabinoid use with an appropriate healthcare professional.
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