- Jan 1, 2007
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As Power Raid mentioned before, isolating one particular element of a plant can mean a less effective result than just using the plant in its entirety (a very very basic example is a Vitamin C tablet VS an orange ) so using lowTHC/highCBD is preferable to artificially extracted CBD as you still get the 100 other cannabinoids that interact in unknown or hardly studied ways with the CBD.
THC should not be looked at as a villain btw. as it has a synergistic relationship with CBD.
The problem I see with the new strains being created through hybridization in Europe and the states is they are all coming from recreational strains of sativa and indica.
I think the best bet for medical cannabis lies in some of the ruderalis strains in S.E asia.
Contrary to popular belief there is some real potency to be found THC wise with copious amounts of naturally occurring CBD.
Thanks, great info.