CBGA Full Spectrum Oil Bulk – Premium Oil Supply
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Minor Cannabinoids | CBGA |
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Package | Bottle |
Product Type | Full Spectrum Oil |
Percentage | 3%, 5%, 10% |
Description
About CBGA (Cannabigerolic Acid)
Cannabigerolic acid, or CBGA, is the acidic precursor to the cannabinoid CBG (cannabigerol) and a foundational compound for other major cannabinoids, including THC, CBD, and CBC. Known as the “mother molecule” of cannabinoids, CBGA plays a key role in cannabinoid synthesis within the cannabis plant. Research has shown CBGA to possess potential antioxidative and anticancer properties, pointing to its therapeutic promise. Cannabis strains like Animal Cookies, Dynamite OG, and Jack Herer are naturally high in CBG, making them excellent sources of CBGA.
Understanding CBGA: Cannabigerolic Acid in Raw Form
CBGA, or cannabigerolic acid, is the unprocessed, acidic form of the cannabinoid CBG. Before cannabinoids are decarboxylated through heat, they exist in this raw form. CBGA acts as a crucial building block in the synthesis of primary cannabinoids, with raw forms like THCA, CBDA, and CBCA initially appearing in significant amounts within the cannabis plant. During later stages of the plant’s growth, CBGA converts into these other cannabinoids, leading to a significant reduction of CBGA levels. To maximize CBGA yield, cannabis must be harvested during its early vegetative stage, as later stages lead to higher THC and CBD levels. Recently, scientists have found a method to produce CBGA using yeast, potentially enhancing accessibility to this important compound.
What is the Role of CBGA?
CBGA serves important roles both within the cannabis plant and in potential therapeutic applications.
For the cannabis plant, CBGA provides a natural pruning and protective function. Produced in the plant’s trichomes, CBGA aids in causing cell death in leaves, allowing the plant to channel more energy into developing cannabinoid-rich buds and trichomes.
Historically, most CBGA research focused on converting it into THCA. However, interest in CBGA’s direct medicinal uses has grown as new studies emerge. Preliminary research from computer models and in vitro studies suggests that CBGA may help reduce oxidative stress, support metabolic health, and inhibit colon cancer cell growth. Additionally, CBGA shows potential for anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, mood-regulating, and appetite-stimulating effects, highlighting its promise as a versatile therapeutic compound.
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