Amnesia Haze

In a recent article on Market Watch reported about a strange occurrence that’s happening in the government. It specific relates to government employees who own stocks in marijuana companies, and might be in jeopardy of losing their security clearances. In a particular case concerning a Department of Defense employee who listed his marijuana-related investments on a financial disclosure during an annual security clearance check-up was notified that he had to get rid of his marijuana stocks.

Basically, CBN is a cannabinoid gotten by the breakdown or decomposition of THC molecules. This decomposition reaction often occurs in stale cannabis and although there are little quantities of CBN originally present in all cannabis strains this decomposition reaction greatly increases their amounts and as such can be regarded as the source.

For medicinal cannabis consumers, it is important to know if this terpene is present in cannabis, and if so, how much? More so, they would like to know what the therapeutic benefits are for them. Geraniol might not be the most commonly discussed under cannabis connoisseurs, but it is widely found among cannabis chemovars (chemically distinct entities). It seems to be just as widely found as another more known terpene, linalool. Linalool is widely known for its painkilling and anti-inflammatory properties.