
Linalool: present in forty-seven profiles, leading in none
What two profile sources say about linalool in strains from Polish pharmacies, as shown by two studies on mice, and why the boiling point of this compound is not the vaporizer setting.

What two profile sources say about linalool in strains from Polish pharmacies, as shown by two studies on mice, and why the boiling point of this compound is not the vaporizer setting.

Limonene leads the pharmacy list with sixteen strains, and it is described in the composition of sixty-four. We gather what has been shown about it in rodents and state directly what has not been demonstrated in humans.

Caryophyllene leads the pharmacy list more often than any other terpene, and it is present in the composition of 73 out of 85 strains. Evidence of its effects comes from two studies on mice, and we show where it ends.

Humulene is mentioned by the database budcare.pl for 48 strains from Polish pharmacies, medweed.pl for five, and the pharmacy list does not indicate it as leading in any. We gather two studies on rodents and show where the permissible reading ends.

Farnesene appears in the description of eleven strains from the Polish market, and all literature about it concerns aphids and plants. We gather in one place what is known about this compound and what no one has verified.

Ocimene appears in the profile descriptions of fifteen strains from Polish pharmacies, but no pharmacy position indicates it as a leading terpene, and all the evidence is based on one study on cell culture.

Nerolidol is a leading terpene in six strains from the Polish pharmacy list. The evidence base for the project has two studies for it, both on mice, and this sets the boundary for what can be written about it.

Beta-myrcene is a leading terpene for twenty strains from Polish pharmacies and is present in the composition of sixty-seven. Three studies that investigated it were conducted on mice, and the direction of their results changes with the route of administration.

The January update of the Cochrane review included 21 studies and 2187 participants. In none of the three groups of preparations is there clear evidence of relief by at least half, and preparations with a predominance of tetrahydrocannabinol may exacerbate events from the nervous system.

Terpinolene is the leading terpene in seven out of eighty-five strains available in Polish pharmacies, and it is present in eighteen of them. The evidence base for this cluster includes two studies: one on mice and one in vitro.

Pinene has been indicated as the leading terpene in six strains from Polish pharmacies. The collected evidence consists of two studies on mouse material, and there are no studies involving humans.

Three meta-analyses on anxiety provide three different answers. We show what was measured in each of them, what publication bias is, and why, after correction, the anxiolytic effect ceased to be statistically significant.




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