CBD-P

CANNABIDIPHOROL

WHAT IS CBD-P?

CBDP (Cannabidiphorol) is a newly discovered cannabinoid that was identified in 2019 from a medical cannabis plant. It has similar structure to the well-known CBD, however CBDP possesses a longer hydrocarbon chain which can produce different effects on the body. CBDP has potential anti-anxiety, anti-stress, and pain-relieving capabilities, as well as being non-psychoactive. It has been studied for its therapeutic effects and may become an important part of medical cannabis treatments in the future.

Strongest Cannabinoid

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Medical Potential

CBDP Health Benefits

Cannabidiphorol (CBDp) is a phytocannabinoid found in the Cannabis sativa plant. It has been studied for its potential therapeutic benefits, including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-anxiety, and anti-seizure properties. Unlike THC, CBDp does not produce any psychoactive effects. Research has shown that CBDp may be effective in treating a variety of medical conditions such as epilepsy, anxiety, chronic pain, and depression. Additional studies are needed to fully understand the potential therapeutic benefits of CBDp.

How strong is CBD-P compared

CANNABIDIPHOROL FAQ

First of all, it is very difficult to measure the strength of a substance because its effect is relatively different for everyone. What is a good measure of strength is how strongly the cannabinoid binds to the receptors. Since we could not find any scientific data on the strength of CBD-P, we will try to measure the strength of CBD-P. Let’s take a study that measured the strength of different THC derivatives including THC-P.

CBD

33x stronger?

Binding affinity at human CB1 and CB2 receptors

THCP resulted 33-times more active than (-)-trans-Δ9-THC (Ki = 40 nM), 63-times more active than (-)-trans-Δ9-THCV (Ki = 75.4 nM) and 13-times more active than the newly discovered (-)-trans-Δ9-THCB (Ki = 15 nM) against CB1 receptor12,14. Moreover, the new identified (-)-trans-Δ9-THCP resulted about 5- to 10-times more active against CB2 receptor (Ki = 6.2 nM), in contrast with (-)-trans-Δ9-THC, (-)-trans-Δ9-THCB and (-)-trans-Δ9-THCV, which instead showed a comparable binding affinity.

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