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CBNアイソレート

Description

純度 98%以上

CBN (cannabinol) is a type of plant cannabinoid that is usually found in trace amounts in the leaves of cannabis species. It is also a highly preserved compound due to the presence of two aromatic rings that are not found in other cannabinoids.

Our CBN is derived from semi-synthetic methods, produced from natural cannabinoids and then refined to meet the most stringent purity standards.

Product Specifications

製造方法 Semi-synthetic
exterior White Powder
shape solid
purity >98%

CBN Isolate

With the potential of minor cannabinoids being so vast, it makes sense that we at Sanobiotec want to continue researching and developing them as much as possible.
We work with a variety of minor cannabinoids because there is still so much to learn about them. So, let’s introduce another
minor cannabinoid: cannabinol (CBN).

What is CBN Isolate?

Cannabinol, a minor cannabinoid, has a lot of potential. It is
a non-toxic compound, and research on the CBN cannabinoid has only just scratched the surface in proving it effective for a variety of uses and purposes.
Recent research on this minor cannabinoid has shown promising benefits, including:

Antibacterial effects : CBN may have very strong antibacterial effects, and it has been studied that both CBN isolate and CBN distillate may be used for this purpose.
Pain relief : When using cannabinol alone for pain relief, ease of use is very important for the end consumer, so it is important to consider options such as CBN powder and research how to take CBN as a medicine. It is also worth noting that CBN is said to start working within 30-40 minutes, so its application as a pain reliever could be of great benefit to the end user.
Effect as a sleep inducer : CBN has been shown to be effective as a sleep inducer, helping consumers get the sleep they need. This side effect is said to be very significant, as sleep is sometimes the best medicine.

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Recent Related Research

Here is a summary of some of the current areas of research involving this cannabinoid:

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, Lou Gehrig’s disease)
Alzheimer’s disease
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Dental health
Anorexia
Neurocomplementary
seizures

When the average consumer is looking to buy CBN isolate, they see ads for CBN for sale or CBN sold alone, but the CBN source should always be of the highest quality if maximum benefits are to be achieved.
However, Sanobiotec is trying to help demystify minor cannabinoids and make them mainstream alongside the major cannabinoids, CBG and CBD.
At Sanobiotec, we are only interested in maximizing the benefits you can get from using these minor cannabinoids. We know
that you can get great benefits from minor cannabinoids, and we know how to do it.
Our team is committed to understanding these compounds as best we can and helping people get the most out of them. To
unlock their potential, you need the right keys, and Sanobiotec has them.

This is a summary of the research interests for each cannabinoid being discussed. These statements have not been evaluated by regulatory bodies such as Food and Drug Administration. This ingredient is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Sanobiotec has provided this summary solely to provide the reader with information on the types of studies being conducted on cannabinoids.
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