Terpinolene Terpene Information: List of Weed Strains + What You Need To Know| S.T.E.P. Academy S…

Hello and welcome to the first Season and 13th episode of The S.T.E.P. Academy. Presented by Respect My Region and Hosted by Joey Brabo and Taylor Hart, this academy is dedicated to educating patients, customers, consumers, and those curious about cannabis. Join us as we discuss popular weed strains, terpenes and aromas, cannabis extracts, and all types of products. Tune in to learn more about the terpinolene terpene, what they are and what they do, here on Season 1 Episode 13 of the Respect My Region S.T.E.P. Academy. "While those previously mentions terpenes are the most prominent, there are plenty of others that are found in small amounts in cannabis, but still have plenty to offer. One of these terpenes is terpinolene— known as the “least-common common terpene.” It’s almost always found in a strain’s profile, but not usually in high amounts. This doesn’t mean it’s unimportant and ineffective. Terpinolene has plenty to offer, even in small amounts. Let’s dive into everything that terpinolene has to offer. Terpinolene: Aroma & Flavors While some terpenes have a very distinct smell— such as limonene’s citrus scent— terpinolene holds a more multidimensional aroma. Its scent is reminiscent of a walk through a forest during Spring— piney, floral, and herbaceous. It even holds a bit of a citrus scent, similar to limonene. Terpinolene is also found in many other plants and foods, including lilacs, nutmeg, tea tree, apples, and cumin. The highest concentrations of terpinolene are in parsnip. It’s also commonly added to soaps and perfumes due to its fresh scent and taste. Terpinolene doesn’t necessarily steer the effects that a strain may offer, but rather contributes to the overall experience. It is believed that terpenes and cannabinoids work together to create the overall effects of a strain. So even if a strain has a dominant terpene, that doesn’t mean that the strain will necessarily have the same properties as that terpene. Nonetheless, terpinolene offers a range of potential benefits. Research suggests that this terpene has healing effects, including antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-proliferative properties, which may inhibit the growth of cancer cells. It’s also an antioxidant, which means it may prevent oxidation damage to molecules in the body. Further, terpinolene is thought to have anti-insomnia and sedative properties, aiding with healthy sleep. It may even help to improve cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. Research also suggests that terpinolene can help repel pests such as mosquitos and weevils." https://www.respectmyregion.com/terpinolene-terpene-cannabis/ Learn more over at Respect My Region.com RMR is officially in week 5 of the North American Weed Tour with plenty of new content dropping. Looking for more cannabis, CBD, and music content? https://www.respectmyregion.com/limonene-terpene-cannabis/ Visit our website: https://respectmyregion.com Facebook: Facebook.com/RespectMyRegion Instagram: Instagram.com/RespectMyRegion.usa Twitter: Twitter.com/RespectMyRegion Email: [email protected] to be featured or have your products reviewed or showcased. #cannabisindustry #cannabisdelivery #terpenes #terpene101 #terpeneeducation #northamericanweedtour #terpinolene