Terpenes A Closer Look at Bisabolol

Terpenes A Closer Look at Bisabolol

Terpenes A Closer Look at Bisabolol is part of the discussion on the role that terpenes play in cannabis.

Bisabolol is the terpene that is found in chamomile, the bark of Candela Trees as well as some strains of cannabis.

The aroma is warm, sweet and floral, like chamomile and similar to that of apples or honey.

Bisabolol in Skin Care

Bisabolol rich chamomile is commonly used in the cosmetic industry favored for its skin soothing and inflammation reduction properties.

It is often used in many topical products for its skincare benefits. A common ingredient in after sun products, aftershaves, shampoos and topicals that treat skin irritation. It was discovered that it also enhances the skins absorption abilities. This helps the skin absorb other molecules which increase the effectiveness of topicals.

Other Possible Medical Benefits of Bisabolol

The terpene has gastro protective qualities and said to protect the stomach lining.  Something to consider for those who suffer from ulcers.

With anti-fungal and anti-biotic properties makes it effective in treating bacterial and fungal infections. This terpene shows great potential as a topical treatment for both pain and inflammation.

Cancer Research

Research has discovered the Bisabolol effectively promotes cell death of acute leukemia cells in humans.

Vaporizing Bisabolol

As discussed in the Cannabis Consumption Methods post we discuss vaporizing. It is the method of smoking dried flower in a dried flower vaporizer. Set the temperature to the perfect setting to get the most of the terpenes in your cannabis.

Vaporize Bisabolol at 307F.

Cannabis that contains Bisabolol

  • Pink Kush
  • Rock Star
  • Gorilla Glue
  • Headband
  • AC/DC
  • Tangie
  • GSC (formerly known as Girl Scout Cookies)
  • Mango Haze
  • Ghost OG
  • Ultra Sour
  • Kali Mist

Quick Summary

  • vaporize at 307F
  • found in chamomile, the bark of Candela trees and some strains of cannabis
  • the aroma is floral
  • anti-inflammatory
  • anti-irritant
  • antioxidant
  • anti-microbial
  • analgesic
  • anti-fungal
  • anti-bacterial
  • anti-ulcer and gastroprotective
  • fights infection
  • stops the growth of cancer cells

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