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The Endocannabinoid System

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The endocannabinoid system is a naturally occurring biological system found within the human body. It is activated by Cannabinoids, causing it to create the powerful effects felt by consuming Cannabis. Endogenous Cannabinoids are naturally occurring Cannabinoids created by the human body, whereas Exogenous Cannabinoids originate from outside of the body. Both categories of these Cannabinoids attach to your Cannabinoid receptors that play a part in the way you feel – physically and mentally.

Endogenous Cannabinoids

The endocannabinoid system is a naturally occurring biological system found within the human body. It is activated by Cannabinoids, causing it to create the powerful effects felt by consuming Cannabis. Endogenous Cannabinoids are naturally occurring Cannabinoids created by the human body, whereas Exogenous Cannabinoids originate from outside of the body. Both categories of these Cannabinoids attach to your Cannabinoid receptors that play a part in the way you feel – physically and mentally.

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CB1

The majority of your CB1 receptors are located in your brain and spinal cord. When certain cannabinoids attach to this receptor, they are mainly responsible for emotional effects, appetite stimulation, and memory.

CB2

CB2 receptors are more concentrated throughout your body and nervous system. Cannabinoids that bind to this receptor are known to reduce inflammation and pain.

Cannabinoid Receptors

The majority of your CB1 receptors are located in your brain and spinal cord. When certain cannabinoids attach to this receptor, they are mainly responsible for emotional effects, appetite stimulation, and memory.

They are responsible for binding and reacting to certain Cannabinoids to create a wide variety of physical, psychological and medicinal benefits for your mind and body. Each Cannabinoid can react to a different Cannabinoid receptor, although some can attach to both CB1 and CB2.

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