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Recently people have been sharing some detailed info on how vaporizing cannabis flowers at specific temperatures is the "ideal" way to isolate individual cannabinoids for their medicinal effects. The magazine Soft Secrets 2009 issue number 5 covers detailed info on the subject, heres a resume:

Delta-9-TetraHydro-Cannabinol (THC) : is a compound in cannabis that gives the effect mostly described by cannabis users , the classic "High" effect , also THC acts as Analgesic, Anti-Inflammatory, Antioxidant , Antiemetic and Euphoriant. Temperature Setting: 157ºC

Cannabidinol (CBD) : is one of the compounds within cannabis that provides the "wellbeing and ease" effect. CBD is a Anxiolytic, Analgesic, Antipsychotic, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, and Antispasmodic. Temperature Setting: 160-180ºC

Cannabinol (CBN) : is a complex compound, CBN acts as an Oxidization Breakdown Product when consumed by humans, as a Sedative, and as an Antibiotic. Temperature Setting: 185ºC

Cannabichrome (CBC) : is the often unmentioned compound. CBC holds Anti-inflammatory, Antibiotic, and Antifungal properties. Temperature Setting : 220ºC

Cannabigerol (CBG) : is another often unmentioned compound and relatively unkown, CBG likewise holds Anti-inflammatory, Antibiotic, Antifungal, and also acts as a powerfull blood pressure lowerer. Temperature Setting : 220ºC

TetraHydro-Cannabivarin (THCV) : is the compound within cannabis that gives smokers a "rush" or immediate "up" effect, also THCV is one of the compounds found in cannabis that provokes the strong coughs. THCV is an Analgesic and Euphoriant. Temperature Setting : < 220ºC

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for more detailed info about this cannabinoids : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabinoid

Enjoy! and healthy vaporizing! =)

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