Dharmanol picked up by staff writer at Pharmaceutical Business Review. This is not a PR reprint. Apparently, the story was deemed important enough to warrant a separately written piece by a PBR staffer.
Medical Greens announces new addition to Dharmanol product line
PBR Staff Writer Published 07 November 2013
SK3 Group’s through David Hoye, developer of the Dharmanol product line for Berkeley Bio-organic Research Laboratories, has announced a new product line Dharmanol Citrolene.
Along with many studies on treating cancer with D-limonene, other studies have shown that the molecule attaches to the same receptor sites in humans as benzodiazepines such as Valium and Xanax.
It is suggested that D-limonene stimulates these sites in the same manner that cannabis stimulates the Anandamide receptors in the human body. Because the relaxing and depressive effects of Valium and Xanax are well known, it is thought that natural chemicals stimulating the same receptors will have similar actions, but with greatly reduced toxicity.
D-Limonene is thought to be responsible for much of the relaxing effects of smoked cannabis. These effects are often absent in refined cannabinoid extracts which have many of the elements of the plant removed.
A substantial dose of D-limonene is present in Dharmanol Citrolene.
When combined with the CBD, mixed cannabinoid carboxylates, and the steam-extracted terpene mixture that compromises the basic Dharmanol formula, D-limonene helps to provide much of the synergistic 'whole plant' effect that many patients have found to be far superior to refined preparations where many of the essential elements of the plant are removed and discarded.
Hoye said D-Limonene is one of the most important terpenes found in cannabis/hemp.
"It has shown significant anti-cancer properties in a number of studies.
"While the cannabinoids are only to be found in marijuana / hemp, many of the terpenes are found in a wide variety of different plants. The D-limonene in Dharmanol is identical to that in all varieties of cannabis, but is sourced from other plants. There is 250 mg. of food-grade D-limonene in every tablet," Hoye added.
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Medical Greens announces new addition to Dharmanol product line
PBR Staff Writer Published 07 November 2013
SK3 Group’s through David Hoye, developer of the Dharmanol product line for Berkeley Bio-organic Research Laboratories, has announced a new product line Dharmanol Citrolene.
Along with many studies on treating cancer with D-limonene, other studies have shown that the molecule attaches to the same receptor sites in humans as benzodiazepines such as Valium and Xanax.
It is suggested that D-limonene stimulates these sites in the same manner that cannabis stimulates the Anandamide receptors in the human body. Because the relaxing and depressive effects of Valium and Xanax are well known, it is thought that natural chemicals stimulating the same receptors will have similar actions, but with greatly reduced toxicity.
D-Limonene is thought to be responsible for much of the relaxing effects of smoked cannabis. These effects are often absent in refined cannabinoid extracts which have many of the elements of the plant removed.
A substantial dose of D-limonene is present in Dharmanol Citrolene.
When combined with the CBD, mixed cannabinoid carboxylates, and the steam-extracted terpene mixture that compromises the basic Dharmanol formula, D-limonene helps to provide much of the synergistic 'whole plant' effect that many patients have found to be far superior to refined preparations where many of the essential elements of the plant are removed and discarded.
Hoye said D-Limonene is one of the most important terpenes found in cannabis/hemp.
"It has shown significant anti-cancer properties in a number of studies.
"While the cannabinoids are only to be found in marijuana / hemp, many of the terpenes are found in a wide variety of different plants. The D-limonene in Dharmanol is identical to that in all varieties of cannabis, but is sourced from other plants. There is 250 mg. of food-grade D-limonene in every tablet," Hoye added.
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