02/09/2026
"Often, we use supplements because our body doesn't make enough of something it naturally produces. This is the case with THC. The human body is an amazing machine that can create everything it needs to function properly... most of the time. However, there are times when our bodies fall short and we need a little help from outside sources, and THC can definitely be one of them.
It all depends on the person's Endocannabinoid Tone or the amount of them they have, the amount of receptor availability, and how they express, exert, or work - all three words can mean the same thing. It can get complicated as the tone can be increased by various aspects. Still, one of the best is the use of cannabinoids, which cause the creation of Anandamide in the system to be heightened as well as to create a rush of it to the ECS for immediate availability.
Certain cannabinoids, such as CBGa, are the subject of extensive research and are highly regarded for their ability to restore balance to an endocannabinoid system that has been primarily exposed to THC or CBD. This principle applies to all major cannabinoids, each with its unique ability to restore balance.
Our Endocannabinoid systems are deficient in the chemicals our body creates due to various reasons beyond prohibition that include diet, exercise, pharma use, illicit drug use, illnesses, and exposure to toxins - as well as genetic predispositions. Because we're running on such a low fuel tank, many need THC to replace the missing neurotransmitter.
Many others are learning that through the proper diet and use of various cannabinoids, they can bring better health to the Endocannabinoid System, which in turn increases overall well-being." -Mike Robinson, Founder Nanobles Corp. / Global Cannabinoid Research Center (GCRC) ResearcherOG.com
