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10/04/2026

31/03/2026

🇫🇷 While the United States and neighboring European countries march toward cannabis freedom, France has taken a dark, regressive turn.

🌿 Read more: https://norml.org/blog/2026/03/20/france-a-last-bastion-of-cannabis-prohibition/

16/03/2026

The Complexity of Cannabis - Planet’s Potent Plants for People

Cannabis may be one of the most chemically complex medicinal plants on Earth.

Scientists have now identified 500+ compounds in Cannabis sativa.

These molecules work through multiple biological pathways affecting:

• Pain
• Immune function
• Brain signaling
• Inflammation

That’s why cannabis is being studied for:

✔ Chronic pain
✔ Epilepsy
✔ Cancer symptom management
✔ Mental health conditions

But modern medicine still needs:

• Better clinical trials
• Standardized products
• Clear dosing guidelines

We’ve used this plant for thousands of years. Now science is finally explaining why.

March 2026
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Planet’s Most Potent Plants / Fungi

Cannabis - Kratom - Psilocybin More Scientific Summaries to come.

Green Culture Labs co., Ltd

13/03/2026

H**P COMPOUNDS HELP RESTORE INSULIN FUNCTION

New research highlights how molecules from h**p seed hulls may support metabolic health

✔️ What researchers studied

• Scientists isolated two natural compounds from Cannabis sativa h**p seed hulls

• These compounds are called Cannabisin A and Cannabisin B

• The goal was to see whether they could improve metabolic dysfunction linked to diabetes and obesity

✔️ Why this matters

• A protein called PTP1B blocks insulin and leptin signaling when it becomes overactive

• This disruption is strongly linked to insulin resistance, weight gain, and type 2 diabetes

✔️ What the study found

• Both h**p compounds strongly blocked PTP1B activity

• Cannabisin A was especially potent

• Cannabisin B also showed strong inhibition

• By blocking PTP1B, the compounds helped restart several important metabolic pathways

• Insulin signaling (IRS-1 and AKT)

• Cellular energy regulation (AMPK)

• Leptin signaling involved in appetite and metabolism

✔️ Results in cells and animals

• In insulin-resistant muscle and liver cells, the compounds restored normal glucose uptake

• In diabetic mice given oral doses

• Blood sugar levels dropped

• Glucose tolerance improved

• Insulin sensitivity improved

• Researchers also observed healthier metabolic signaling in muscle and liver tissues

✔️ Why the findings are important

• H**p seed hulls are usually treated as agricultural waste

• This research shows they contain biologically active molecules that may help regulate metabolism and glucose control

✔️ Bigger picture

• Cannabis sativa is one of the most versatile plants studied in modern agriculture and medicine

Every part of the plant has value

• Seeds provide nutrition and beneficial compounds

• Flowers produce cannabinoids and terpenes used in medicine

• Leaves contain antioxidants and polyphenols

• Stalks provide strong natural fiber for textiles and sustainable materials

Few plants offer this level of usefulness while producing almost no waste.

This study adds to growing evidence that compounds from h**p may help support metabolic health by improving how the body responds to insulin and energy signals.

Phytomedicine (2026)
DOI: 10.1016/j.phymed.2026.158054

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0944711326002904

11/03/2026

No-till systems help protect soil structure, reduce erosion, and support healthier microbial activity.

H**p’s vigorous growth and deep root system can make it a strong fit in regenerative and conservation-minded farming systems.

Healthy soil is the foundation of resilient agr