Terpene Glossary

Predominantly found in pine trees. Helps combat depression and anxiety, reduces inflammation and tumor growth, and boosts memory and immune function.

It is known for its strong anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties, working by blocking signaling molecules and activating the body's natural pain management system.

Has a vibrant, refreshing scent of citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, and limes. Promoting energizing, mood-boosting, and focus-enhancing effects. Helps reduce stress and inflammation.

Known for its ability to reduce stress, improve cognition, and alleviate pain and muscle tension without causing drowsiness. Helps with enhancing cognitive function.

Helps fight inflammation, supports joint health, and shows potential in managing arthritis symptoms. Has benefits for your heart and brain health.

Found in a variety of plants, including black pepper, rosemary, and oregano. Helps with reducing inflammation, block pain signals, and restore neurotransmitter balance.

Present in more than 150 plants, including cannabis, lilacs, pine trees, and citrus fruits. Has analgesic, antioxidant, and antimicrobial effects.

Found in apples, sage, pine, and approximately 10% of hemp strains. Known for its energizing effects, it is also believed to have antioxidant, anticancer, and anxiety-reducing properties.

The active compound in lavender and its essential oils, is renowned for its calming effects on both the mind and body. Can reduce pain and inflammation, as well as alleviate anxiety.

Found in hops, mangoes, and lemongrass. At low doses it produces energizing, focusing, and mildly euphoric effects, while at higher doses, it has relaxing, sedative properties.

Derived from citrus peels, tea tree oil, and jasmine. Early studies suggest it has promising neuroprotective properties, as it helps preserve memory-related chemicals.